Two little hands, two little feet.
A tiny little boy, so soft and sweet.
He came to earth in the usual way,
But life was short, God called him away.
Two little feet, too little time,
Two little hands that I held in mine.
Never to run and never to play,
Or to be curious in a little boy way.
Two little hands, two little feet,
Ever so loved and ever so sweet,
Beyond the clouds, beyond the sun,
Those hands and feet have heavenly fun.
Funeral services for infant Chacen Kade Fletcher, were held Friday, May 15, 1992 in Houston. Burial was held in the Brookside Cemetery of Houston.
Master Fletcher passed away Thursday, May 14, at the Texas Childrens Hospital of Houston.
He was born May 12, 1992 in Humble, Texas.
Survivors include his parents, Robert and Leslie Love Fletcher, three sisters, Jamie, Kari and Hollie; his maternal grandparents, H. D. and Beth Love of Huffman; his paternal grandparents, George and Ruth Fletcher of Huffman; his maternal great-grandfather, Buddy Compton of Colorado City; and his paternal great-grandmother, Lena Best of Houston; uncles, Scott Love, Douglas Love, Mike Fletcher, Doug Fletcher, Steve Fletcher, and one aunt, Beth Barnum.
Colorado City Record
May 1992
A tiny little boy, so soft and sweet.
He came to earth in the usual way,
But life was short, God called him away.
Two little feet, too little time,
Two little hands that I held in mine.
Never to run and never to play,
Or to be curious in a little boy way.
Two little hands, two little feet,
Ever so loved and ever so sweet,
Beyond the clouds, beyond the sun,
Those hands and feet have heavenly fun.
Funeral services for infant Chacen Kade Fletcher, were held Friday, May 15, 1992 in Houston. Burial was held in the Brookside Cemetery of Houston.
Master Fletcher passed away Thursday, May 14, at the Texas Childrens Hospital of Houston.
He was born May 12, 1992 in Humble, Texas.
Survivors include his parents, Robert and Leslie Love Fletcher, three sisters, Jamie, Kari and Hollie; his maternal grandparents, H. D. and Beth Love of Huffman; his paternal grandparents, George and Ruth Fletcher of Huffman; his maternal great-grandfather, Buddy Compton of Colorado City; and his paternal great-grandmother, Lena Best of Houston; uncles, Scott Love, Douglas Love, Mike Fletcher, Doug Fletcher, Steve Fletcher, and one aunt, Beth Barnum.
Colorado City Record
May 1992
Two little hands, two little feet.
A tiny little boy, so soft and sweet.
He came to earth in the usual way,
But life was short, God called him away.
Two little feet, too little time,
Two little hands that I held in mine.
Never to run and never to play,
Or to be curious in a little boy way.
Two little hands, two little feet,
Ever so loved and ever so sweet,
Beyond the clouds, beyond the sun,
Those hands and feet have heavenly fun.
Funeral services for infant Chacen Kade Fletcher, were held Friday, May 15, 1992 in Houston. Burial was held in the Brookside Cemetery of Houston.
Master Fletcher passed away Thursday, May 14, at the Texas Childrens Hospital of Houston.
He was born May 12, 1992 in Humble, Texas.
Survivors include his parents, Robert and Leslie Love Fletcher, three sisters, Jamie, Kari and Hollie; his maternal grandparents, H. D. and Beth Love of Huffman; his paternal grandparents, George and Ruth Fletcher of Huffman; his maternal great-grandfather, Buddy Compton of Colorado City; and his paternal great-grandmother, Lena Best of Houston; uncles, Scott Love, Douglas Love, Mike Fletcher, Doug Fletcher, Steve Fletcher, and one aunt, Beth Barnum.
Colorado City Record
May 1992
A tiny little boy, so soft and sweet.
He came to earth in the usual way,
But life was short, God called him away.
Two little feet, too little time,
Two little hands that I held in mine.
Never to run and never to play,
Or to be curious in a little boy way.
Two little hands, two little feet,
Ever so loved and ever so sweet,
Beyond the clouds, beyond the sun,
Those hands and feet have heavenly fun.
Funeral services for infant Chacen Kade Fletcher, were held Friday, May 15, 1992 in Houston. Burial was held in the Brookside Cemetery of Houston.
Master Fletcher passed away Thursday, May 14, at the Texas Childrens Hospital of Houston.
He was born May 12, 1992 in Humble, Texas.
Survivors include his parents, Robert and Leslie Love Fletcher, three sisters, Jamie, Kari and Hollie; his maternal grandparents, H. D. and Beth Love of Huffman; his paternal grandparents, George and Ruth Fletcher of Huffman; his maternal great-grandfather, Buddy Compton of Colorado City; and his paternal great-grandmother, Lena Best of Houston; uncles, Scott Love, Douglas Love, Mike Fletcher, Doug Fletcher, Steve Fletcher, and one aunt, Beth Barnum.
Colorado City Record
May 1992
