Asia S. Cottom

Asia S. Cottom

2007-02-18

In loving memory of Asia Cottom, may God Bless this Little Angel. She was a gift from heaven. I didn't know her personally, but I know her mother-Michelle. She is a strong, very intelligent individual. May God continue to bless her and her family. My family and I were devastated about the tragedy. I wanted to do something to help the Cottom Family. I work for the U.S. Army and have been working 10-12 hour shifts just to make this world safer, so we don't have another incident like this again. I'm sorry I couldn't help Asia, but her death has encourage me to do more to help other fellow Americans. God Bless!
Cheryl Sultzer, friend of Asia's mother

Asia S. Cottom

2007-02-18

I will say a prayer for her and I hope that her family will find peace. She is in a better place, but I know that is not a consolation for the sadness they are feeling. God bless and I'm sorry.
Nancy

Asia S. Cottom

2007-02-18

Asia, I am someone you did not know, but read about the wonderful life you lived. Those memories will be cherished by everyone you touched. My prayers go to you and your family. I love you Asia Cottom.
Bernadette McClinton

Asia S. Cottom

2007-02-18

To a beautiful child, may your return to heaven be met with everlasting peace.
Dianne

Asia S. Cottom

2007-02-18

Take care little angel. The world will miss all that you could have done.
Marisa

Asia S. Cottom

2007-02-18

So little time given, it hardly seems fair. Go forward into the hands of god. You are missed.
Patrick

Asia S. Cottom

2007-02-18

She is with the angels now. And she too, has wings. God rest her soul, she was a beautiful little girl. In our thoughts forever.
Christine McCort, neighbor of Asia's grandmother

Asia S. Cottom

2007-02-18

In loving memory of Asia Cottom, may God Bless this Little Angel. She was a gift from heaven. I didn't know her personally, but I know her mother-Michelle. She is a strong, very intelligent individual. May God continue to bless her and her family. My family and I were devastated about the tragedy. I wanted to do something to help the Cottom Family. I work for the U.S. Army and have been working 10-12 hour shifts just to make this world safer, so we don't have another incident like this again. I'm sorry I couldn't help Asia, but her death has encourage me to do more to help other fellow Americans. God Bless!
Cheryl Sultzer, friend of Asia's mother

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