Condolences and Words of Hope and Comfort for the Albury Family

Condolence and Words of Hope and Comfort for the Albury Family
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Dr. Keith D. Albury died on Tuesday, January 24, 2006, at 5:37 p.m. EST, in the Scottsdale Health Care Hospital, Arizona after a one year battle with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma.
Man of God, Scholar, Gentleman, Visionary Leader, Loving Husband and Father
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West Indies Union Conference: The West Indies Union Conference mourns the lost of one of its leaders, pastor Keith Albury, President of the North Bahamas Mission who died on Tuesday, January 24, 2006 after undergoing surgery to remove fluid from the heart and lungs.
Bahamas Conference Conference & North Bahamas Mission: Pastor Leonard Johnson, President of The Bahamas Conference, Pastor Errol Tinker, Executive Secretary of the North Bahamas Mission and Acting President, other administrators, pastors, and members of the Adventist churches in The Bahamas, extend deepest condolences to Ann, his wife, his sons, Anson, Alden, Brendon, and parents.
Denise Johnson (Shepherdess International, Bahamas): I take this opportunity to express my condolences to you, Anson, Alden and Brendon on behalf of your sisters in Ministry, in Bahamas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. It was gratifying to observe you at Keith’s bedside rendering support and comfort. You demonstrated true Christian virtues as you presented yourself as lover, wife, nurse, chef, spiritual leader, confidant, mother and many more to Keith. May you continue to find solace in your God who has comforted you during Keith’s illness. Be assured of our continued prayers and love.
Cayman Islands Conference : Dr. Jeffrey Thompson , President, Cayman Islands Conference; Pastor Wilton McDonald, Executive Secretary , Cayman Islands Conference; Mrs. Sheila Woods, Treasurer, Cayman Islands Conference ; pastors, teachers, and members of the Adventist churches in the Cayman Islands Conference, extend deepest sympathies to Ann, his dear wife, his sons, Anson, Alden, Brendon, parents and host of other relatives.
Pastor Donald G. King and wife Lois (President, Atlantic Union Conference): My colleagues and I at the Atlantic Union are greatly saddened by the loss of a stalwart leader in the Bahamas. We extend deepest condolences to his wife, Ann; his sons, Anson, Alden, Brendon, and parents. May His peace never cease in your hearts as you cope with this loss but also as you look forward to the great hope of our Lord’s soon coming.
Dr. Joseph M. Hutchinson (Edmondson Heights Adventist, Baltimore, MD 21229 US) May the Lord comfort you with his therapeutic, sustaining and awesome presence. Be anointed, blessed, comforted, healed, touched, and strengthened by the indwelling Holy Spirit. He promises a grand and glorious day of reunion, glorious resurrection, immortal realities and ultimate hope. I met Pastor Keith Albury in 1970 and ' 71 in Nassau and later when he studied at NCU then West Indies College. He preached for me with anointing, power, and awesome results in the late 1978 and 1979. He a wonderful, good, and stellar individual. My family has great, eternal, and good memories of a dedicated, dynamic, productive and illustrious personality, Pastor Albury. He has written an excellent life story and we can celebrate with promise that we will meet again, 'when the Saints go marching in.' The best is yet to come. There will be no pause in the better land and glorious life awaiting Keith. Our sincere love, deep empathy, and prayers are with you Ann, Alden (we met again at the Innovative Impact Baltimore Conference), Alden, Brendon, and all other immediate relatives and friends. He'll rise again.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Evans (Bahamas) To The Albury Family: May God's riches blessings be with you at this solemn time. It was under the dynamic leadership of Pastor Albury that the Grants Town church was the first to implement the computerization of the treasury department. I was the treasurer and worked closely with him. He was a great teacher, preacher and friend. I will never forget his kindness and concern for his family and church family. Certainly we look forward to seeing him on that great resurrection day. May his soul rest in peace.
Leo & Terri Rolle (Nassau, Bahamas): We are very deeply saddened by the passing of our friend and colleague, Pastor Albury. Leo is presently off the Island, but joins me in extending our best to you at this time. Please be assured of our sincere prayers on your behalf. We are confident that God will keep you and comfort you during this time; He promised that He would.
Ezra D. Fider (General Conference Auditing Service): I was deeply disturbed when the news of the passing of my colleague and friend Pastor Keith Albury came. The news came while the General Conference Auditing Service (Inter-American Area) was in meeting in Cancun, Mexico. For those of us who knew him it was a very personal blow. The team, along with the world director of the service, Eric Kroff and his wife, joins us in wishing Ann and her sons God's divine guidance in this their time of loss. It is our prayer that the peace of God will rest on each of you. On a personal note, Carol Joy and our daughters also express our condolence to Pastor Albury's immediate family and the family of the North Bahamas Mission.
Stanley Major and family: Remember that God is still in control, and He knows all things. Therefore, He will continue to care for you, if you let Him. We have been there and we know that, with God's help, you will overcome. Our prayers and support are with and for you. We will be in touch personally with the Albury and Brennen families. God bless.
Winsome Phillips (Shepherdess Association, East Jamaica Conference): It is with deepest regret that we heard about the passing of your dear husband. The East Jamaica Conference Shepherdess share in your loss. We can only empathize and assure you that our constant prayers are with you and your family. God has promised that he will take care of His own. Grieve you must, but hold on to the promises. God be with you always.
My family and I and the Greater New York Conference, deeply regret the untimely passing of Dr. Keith Albury. Truly, he was a man of God and a visionary leader. Dr. Albury was a soldier for Jesus and it is said that a soldier never dies, he only sleeps. Thank God he is a sleep in Jesus awaiting the resurrection. Our prayers are with his beloved wife Ann and children as well as to all family members and Church members of the North Bahamas Mission. May God grant you all the strength that is required to endure such pain. Keep trusting.
Pastor Floyd S. Spence (Toronto, Canada): The Ministerial fraternity has lost a great leader. My deepest sympathy to the family and my prayers are with you.
Lesma Coote (West Indies Union, Jamaica): Dear Sis. Albury and the rest of family, My deepest condolences to you and the entire Bahamas Mission I want you to be assured that the Lord is with you in this time of bereavement. May He give you the strength to go through this period.
Pastor Errol & Mrs. Denise Thomas (Jamaica): Dear Sister Albury & Family, we grieve with you--the loss is great. Be of good courage--we are praying for you. God bless you all.
Officers, Departmental Directors, Pastors, other Workers and Members of North Jamaica Mission. The Albury's and Church Families We express our deepest sympathy, profound sadness and the tremendous loss of one of the great leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in West Indies Union. Pastor Albury has impacted the lives of so many people in a positive way. We are robbed of a brilliant mind and a visionary leader, one who articulated his vision clearly. Take comfort in the blessed hope that we all embrace, that one day all our lost possessions will be restored, and remember that weeping may endure for a night but joy comes in the morning. We love you and we are praying for you.
East Jamaica Conference Administration- The Administrators of East Jamaica Conference Pastor Adrian Cotterell, Pastor Arlington Woodburn and Elder Bancroft Barwise extend their sincere sympathy to Ann and the children and the other family members on the passing of Dr. Keith Albury. Take heart and God Bless you and keep you in His care "There are many things in life we cannot understand, But we must trust God's judgment and be guided by His hand, And all who have God's blessing can rest safely in His care for He promises safe passage on the wings of faith and prayer.
The Nathans (Jamaica): Please accept sincerely condolence on behalf of Everton and Nazrene Nathan and family on the passing of our dear friend Pastor Keith Albury. We are confident that God will give you all the strength to go through this period of mourning. May it help to know that warmest thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time, and may the cherished memories of your loved one provide you with comfort and ease your sorrow." Deepest Sympathy
Edith V. Roach (Bahamas) To Ann, Bro.& Sis Brennen, Sis. Fannette and families: Be comforted in the fact that 'God knows best: He does all things well.' May He continue to strengthen and keep you.
Ed Rahming Sr. & Emily Rahming extend our profound sympathies to the family as a whole on this sad occasion. A true friend, our former church pastor at Hillview and spiritual guardian who will be dearly missed until "THEN".
Alex Miller (Columbia, South Carolina): I saw Dr. Albury briefly as a fellow student over the course of 4 or so months in the 1970s at NCU and was captivated by his presence. Take comfort in knowing that Keith prosecuted his calling with zeal and touched many lives in positive ways.
Allison Mason: My prayers are with you and the family. Please give my love to everyone. I cannot locate the e-mail address I had. Please pas the words of this beautiful hymn on to Ann and the boys for me. If there is any assistance I can provide at this time please let me know. Through All The Changing Scenes of Life Through all the changing scenes of live In trouble and in joy The praises of my God shall still My heart and tongue employ Oh make but trial of his love experience will decided How blessed are they and only they Who in His truth confide Oh magnify the Lord with me With me exalt His name When in distress To Him I called He to my rescue came To Father Son and Holy Ghost The God whom we adore Be glory as it was it now And shall be evermore And shall be evermore! Your sister in Christ Allison Mason
Basil and Nadia Been: We are very deeply saddened by your loss, and truly,it is our loss too. May the Lord cradle you in His mighty, gentle arms. May you feel tangible evidences of His constant presence with you. Most of all, may He grant you the strength to remember and to believe now more than ever, that we walk by faith, not by sight and ALL things MUST work together for the good of them that love the Lord and are the called according to HIS purpose. We love you; you are in our hearts and prayers always.
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Dr. & Mrs. H. Hugh Maynard-Reid extend our sympathy to the family at this time of grief. May our God give us all the strength we need in this time.
Moses Mitchell (St. Martin, Guadeloupe conference): I am really so very sorry. It is indeed a great loss, but in these moments of your greatest loss and needs please please know that a gracious heavenly father who knows best is still in charge and constantly watches over you. He knows your pain and he is strengthening you right now, His angels are by your side will see you through the following difficult hours and days. Friends and families are around to give the human side of God's help. I am only sorry that I am so far away, but my thoughts and prayers are with you from the moment I heard. Keith has been faithful to death and I just want you to be also He has fought a good fight and the crown awaits him as well as you and the rest of us. Moments like these really make us home sick for heaven. . It wont be long; we will see Keith soon because Jesus is just around the corner. GOOD COURAGE AND GOD STRENGTHENS YOU ALL THE WAY; Your friend
Lisa-Marie Samuels (West Indies Union, Jamaica): The Seventh-day Adventist Church has lost a great leader; and the Albury family, a beloved husband and father. I pray that God will give comfort and peace to the Sis Ann, Anson, Alden and Brendon. Be assured that we are with you during this difficult period. To the workers and members of North Bahamas Mission, may God grant you peace and comfort also. My deepest condolence.
Pastor Trevor and Mrs. Jean Thompson (Oklahoma): Please accept our sincerest and deepest condolences. May the God of love, grace, mercy, compassion, comfort and peace, embrace and sustain you, dear Ann, Anson, brother, sisters, and rest of the family. Alden, Brendon, parents, “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord”. Rev. 14:13
Michelle Williams (San Salvador, Bahamas): We heard the news yesterday morning and was indeed sadden by Pastor Albury's death. I know it must have be hard on your family, especially his wife. May you all find comfort in the word of God and the in precious memories of Pastor Albury's life. He will be missed by all, as the news of his passing became the subject of conversations throughout the region yesterday. My family and the entire Cockburn Town SDA family, are praying that Ann, the children and the rest of the family be strong at this time. Everyone sends their love.
Clayton & Victoria Forbes and family Our deepest sympathies and prayers goes out to the Albury Family on the passing of Pastor Keith Albury. We pray that you keep hope alive of reuniting with him when Jesus comes to take us all home.
Pastor Virgil Sams and Family (St. Kitts) It was John Dunn the great poet who said, “When a man dies it diminishes me because I am a part of mankind.” Today I am diminished. Dr. Keith Albury's family and the whole community are diminished by the loss of a valuable life. On behalf of myself and family I wish to convey my deepest condolences to the family of Dr. Keith Albury, and also to the Bahamas and North Bahamas Conferences. I am deeply saddened by this news. I first met Dr. Albury in March, 1998 when came to the Bahamas for a Field School of Evangelism with Pastor Leslie V. McMillan. I had deep admiration for Dr. Albury’s Christian leadership. Certainly He was a man of God. By God's grace we look forward to see him in heaven.
Parriott: Condolences from Sis.Debbie Perriott Lokas and Majeeda....May God continue to strengthen and bless Pastor's family.
Dr. Pedrito Maynard-Reid (Washington): We are saddened with the lost of a dear friend and student.
Elva Atkins: I am deeply saddened by the death of my dear friend Pastor Keith. The Lord took him because his work was done. I pray that the Lord will continue to strengthen Ann and the sons and the rest of the family.
Pastor Arlington Woodburn, Mrs. Sophia Dormer, Mrs. Carlene Grant, Mr. Errol Vaz, Mr. Pete Saunders (East Jamaica Conference): This morning the East Jamaica Conference communication team grief with you at the passing of your love one and our friend, he was truly a man of God and we certainly miss him. We will keep u in our prayers and never forget that the Good Lord will always take care of u and that we have a great hope, hope in the coming of the Lord where we will one day see Pastor Keith again.
Anthony Burrows (Trinidad& Tobago): .Please accept our heartfelt condolences during this difficult time. I am joined with Sandra, Adam, Alexa and Ashley in assuring you of our prayers and that the God we serve is willing and able to hold you in the hollow of His hand as you seek His strength. Remember that we will understand it all bye and bye. God bless and keep you.
Kendly and Sandra Darling: We wish to extend our deepest condolences and prayers to Pastor Keith Albury's family during this time. May God give you all comfort, strength and peace as you journey through this difficult and very sad time.
Monique and Audley Mithcell extend our sincerest condolences to you. We are saddened to hear of Pastor Albury's passing, but we seek to encourage you with the knowledge that Jesus will reunite you in eternity. God bless you and comfort you.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Courtney: We wish to offer sincere condolences and deepest sympathy to the family of our late President, Pastor Albury. May God grant them the grace and strength to endure in their hour of bereavement.
Stephanie Hutcheson: I am so sorry. I pray God's strength and His peace for you all. Please know that I'm praying towards this end.
Pastor Mark Ewen and Family (Andros): It is my prayer that God will comfort the entire family at this time. Praise God, that He has given us hope in His coming and in the resurrection. In a little while we will see Pastor Keith Albury: husband, father, friend, president, pastor and colleuge in ministry. Weeping will endure for a night, but praise God joy comes in the morning.
Sharon Roach and Daughter, T'Nee' (Bahamas): May God be with you and yours during this your hour of bereavement. Our continued prayers for strength during this time is with you all as well.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvardo Perpall (Bahamas): Our hearts are heavy at the news of the passing of this great man. We too feel sense of loss and yet, we rejoice that we had the opportunity to know him. God bless and comfort you all in your time of need. May God keep us all faithful so that one day, we will meet again. “Precious in the sight of God, is the death of his children."
David and Pansy Brown and Family (Bahamas): Please accept our sympathy with regards to the passing of Pastor Albury. God is able to heal your sorrow as we look forward to the Second Coming of Christ. On behalf of the Brown-Miller Family: David, Pansy, Shonet, Renieson, Dillette and Amber-Layne.
Betty Kemp (Bahamas): To the Albury family, A time like this is difficult for so many people. May it comfort you to know that there is support with you at all times from God, friends and loved ones. All of my love and prays to Sis. Albury, Annson, Aldonand Brandon.
Maxine Bennett (Florida): Please accept my sincere sympathy. I followed the updates on Pastor Albury, praying for him at the times mentioned. I now conclude it is God's permissive or sovereign will. Again my sincere condolence.
Shane Gardiner: There are very few Ministers who could call me by name regardless to the venue, Pastor KD was one who knew me. on behalf of my wife Kate I would like to give my most sincere condolences to the entire family including the extended church family.
Alexia B. Coakley: On Behalf of Cable 12 - The Community Channel, I wish to extend condolences to the entire Adventist Community especially the Albury family. I enjoyed the privilege of working along with Pastor Albury in establishing the now existing relationship between the Adventist Conference and Cable 12. Our prayers are with you all at this time and we will continue to be of support to you and yours at this very difficult time.
Alrick DeMontaque (West Indies Union Conference Resource Center): He is Gone You can shed tears that he is gone, Or you can smile because he lived, You can close your eyes and pray that he will come back, Or you can open your eyes and see all that he has left. Your heart can be empty because you can't see him Or you can be full of the love that you shared, You can turn your back on tomorrow and live yesterday, Or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday. You can remember him and only that he is gone Or you can cherish his memory and let it live on, You can cry and close your mind be empty and turn your back, Or you can do what he would want: smile, open your eyes, love and go on. To the Albury's Family, I sense the numbness that you are experiencing at this time but please know that I am praying for you and i hope the words of this poem will inspire you in some way.
Drs Earl & Hope Campbell (Nashville TN) We are deeply saddened to hear of your loss. We are praying that the promises of God and the fond memories of Keith will comfort you in the days ahead.
Mr. & Mrs Marcos Almanzar & Family (Freeport, Grand Bahama): Sincere condolences is extended to Sister Ann Albury and sons. Our hearts are sadden by the passing of your dear husband and father. As we continue to pray for you, may you fine comfort in these words in 2 Tim 4:7, 8 knowing that Pastor Albury have fought a good fight, he has finished his course and he has kept the faith. Henceforth there is laid up for him a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, shall give him at that day and to all them that love His appearing.
Todd, Sherry, Britney-Simone & Shelby-Nicole (Nassau, The Bahamas): Our hearts are truly saddened in the passing of Pastor Keith Albury. May the Lord continue to comfort and give you peace until you are reunited with him in that glad reunion day.
Howard Johnson Jr. (East Jamaica Conference): I just want to send my condolences to the family of Pastor Albury, especially his sons. I attended the Grants Town SDA church as member while he was there. My name is Howard Johnson Jr. (Mrs. Iris Johnson’s son). Stay strong in the Lord and remember if we are all faithful we will see him again.
Rosie Campbell: My condolences for Ann and her three sons and also the mother/sister of Pastor Keith Albury. Jesus said when He went up to heaven that He would send us a comforter. He is with you now. Just stay close to him. He will see you through.
Pastor Lynden Williams (District Pastor, Eleuthera, Bahamas): I will remember Pastor Albury best for his visionary leadership, and daring to think outside the box. As a young intern in Eleuthera, he encouraged and guided me, so that I would avoid some of the pitfalls that were coming my way. He was a practical man, and walked with Kings, but could relate to beggars. I will long remember the theological debates that he referred among us as ministers, and his contagious sense of humor at the end of the discussion. Despite his academic achievements, he was willing to listen and learn from those who were not as well qualified as he, and would give credit where it was due. His ministry in Eleuthera has impacted many lives, and he will be greatly missed. To Ann and the rest of the family, Jackie joins me in mourning the loss of a colleague, brother and leader. I encourage you to cast your care upon an all loving, all wise, compassionate Saviour, because "he cares for you." May his memories linger on.
Emily Knowles (Bahamas): Dear Sis. Ann, please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of Pastor Albury. He was really a man for all seasons. His death has left me crying because it brought back the memories of the death of my husband Bro. Ed - gone so young - only one year difference in age at their death. The Lord is able to keep you and yours in perfect peace. He promised never to leave us alone. I know it is hard. I know there are questions that we need answers for, but we will understand it better when Jesus comes. Be strong in the Lord and He will see you through. My prayers are with you and the rest of the family.
Andrew, Maureen, Morgan & Manishka Gilbert (Bahamas): were greatly saddened, socked and grieved on learning of the demise our friend and brother in Christ. Our heartfelt sympathies are extended to you, Ann, the boys and the extended family. Be assured of our prayers and support and we commit all of you to the comforting arms of our God who knows and does all things well.
Marina Johnson (Central Bahamas of the Bahamas): To the Albury Family in particular Mrs. Darlene Deveaux, Central Bank of The Bahamas. Darlene, our prayers are with you and your family in this your hour of bereavement. The Divine Harvester takes His own at His will when He pleases. He knows best and we cannot question Him. Use this opportunity to reunite the family in a closer walk with God knowing that you will meet your beloved again.
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Marva Farquharson and Marvette: Sis. Ann we feel with you and for you and the family during this time. Pastor Keith was a pastor, a friend, an example and a true spiritual leader. May God keep you and the family in covering of his Almighty arms. You are in our prayers always.
Ellissa “Lisa” Minnis Mwesigwa (Berrien Springs, Michigan): Words cannot express the sadness I feel today for you. We have truly lost a great Bahamian son, a great leader, preacher, evangelist and visionary. Pastor Albury was the change agent for so many initiatives including, church and conference building projects and evangelist efforts. He served his family, church and nation with such great professionalism, passion and commitment. He dedicated his life to the church from his youth and forged forward against all the odds, turning each stumbling block into a stepping stone. In particular I express my love to his parents, his siblings including his sister and my best friend Wendy Albury Butler, my heart Mrs. Fanette Albury, Mrs Ann Albury, Anson, Brenden and Alden and all other relatives and friends. Pastor Albury was supported, nurtured and encouraged by a special brand of women. His mother, sisters and his loving wife are a special and unique blend. These special nurturers along with his father, brother and church family helped him to be the great person that he was. His sons can be proud and can hold their head high for the gift such a great mentor. Father Jesus will comfort you, lead you and guide you until you meet him again. Our President, Pastor, Mentor, Leader, Father, Husband, Brother, Friend is simply resting and though gone, he will never be forgotten, not in our hearts or memories.
Pastor Manley Phillips (Director, Youth Ministries, East Jamaica Conference): We are deeply sadden on hearing of your husband's death. Keith was a close friend of mine and I am assured by the evidence of his lifestyle that the golden morning will give hope to you and the children. Until then the loving arms of Jesus is sufficient for you and all. Accept condolences on behalf of the Youth Ministries Department of East Jamaica Conference and also on behalf of my wife and sons.
Lisa, Carla Kemp & Donna Neymour: Heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathy to the Albury's. Pastor Keith Albury was truly a man of God who has inspired so many. He will truly be missed. Remember, Sis. Albury, Anson, Alden and Brandon that earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot cure. Weeping may endure for a night but joy comes in the morning. We will keep you in our prayers and in our hearts. Be encouraged, we love you but God loves you more. May his soul Rest In Peace.
Pastor Michael & Sis. Lynn Smith, Nashanda, Shanae and Dawn (Bahamas): As you make your way through the fog of tears A landslide of heartache and multiple fears We are remembering you in our prayers While God holds you safe in the palm of His hands And sends His angels to help you stand We are remembering you in our prayers Each moment you long for strength, peace and rest Courageously fighting this willful test We are remembering you in our prayers When a ray of hope pierces the grief of night And your faith is sustained by the heavenly light We are dropping to our knees and thanking our God For the grace of prayer and your spirits restored. May our Lord Jesus Christ, “who is the God of all comfort”; comfort, sustain and strengthen you during this your most trying time of sorrow. Your loss also registers our loss and is deeply felt by us. Our prayers, sympathy, and love are with you
Nashanda, Shanae, and Dawn Smith (Nassau, Bahamas) extend our deepest condolences to the Albury family during this time of sorrow. You are in our prayers, may God give you the strength you need to make it through. We love you. “The angel of the Lord encampeth round about them that fear him, and delivereth them. Psalm 34:7
Clive & Debbie Campbell (Canada): Please accept my regards. We are sadden to hear about the death of Pastor Albury. Please convey our greetings to his wife and family. We ask Gabriel to bring him back, however the angel said you must wait until the second advent when the dead in Christ shall arise to meet the Lord in the air. Death as robbed us of a father, a husband, a great worker. But as Adventists we look beyond the grave. So to his wife and family cheer up! Song 214 We have this hope.
Harvey Braithwaite & Family (Bahamas): It’s with painful heart that I write this note after being informed of the passing of your dear husband and father. Indeed he was a man of God, a man of vision, a leader well loved and respected by many in this country and those who came to know or learn of him. He will be sadly missed by all of us in the Bahamas Conference. As you go through this dark valley, have no fear for God is with you. The Psalmist David declared that, “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore will not we fear……..” This same God has made us a promise, a promise that gives us hope. He says in John 14:1-3 “Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. ² In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. ³ And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also.” We have this hope in the promise that He is coming again. Hebrews 10:37 – “For yet a little while, and he that shall come will come, and will not tarry.” He has promise us that at his coming the dead in Christ will rise first. At this time we would be reunited with our loved ones. We must remain faithful to God and to His course, abounding always in the love of Christ. I say to you all, “Be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might.” He has left us a peace that passes all understanding, a peace that this world would never know or understand. With this peace although the storms of life are ragging all around you, there is still peace in your heart, because Jesus is in the vessel. Luke 14:27 “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.” Be encouraged my family as my wife and I continue to pray that, the God of all comfort would keep you ever in the Hallow of His hand.
Tony Rugless (Florida, USA): I am so very sorry for your loss. Please know that your friends love you and are praying for you.
Shonét A. Brown (Naples, FL) : For Anson, Please keep trusting in God. Your Oakwood family remembers and is praying for you. God can and He will hold you now.
Pastor Dr. Newton U. Cleghorne (Youth Ministries Director Northeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists): On behalf of the over twenty-six thousand youth of the Northeastern Conference here in NY City and my wife, Neslin, I wish, with a chocking sense of reality, to express my deepest condolence at the passing of my batchmate and Pastor of my graduating class of 1979, President Dr. Keith Albury. I spoke to Ann, his wife this morning and prayed with her and expressed words of condolence. Ann and children, I pray that strength and comfort will be your experience at this time. Dr. Albury was an inspiration to all of us. He was focused on assisting in the finishing of the work of God in the Bahamas and throughout the West Indies Union and beyond. His passing is a sobering reality of the brevity of life and the humaness of man. Like the poet, "Lives of great men all remind us, we can make our lives sublime and departing leave behind us footprints on the sand of time." The life of Dr. Pastor Keith Albury will be indelibly etched on the canvass of life. Rest on my friend, Keith, the morning of the resurrection will soon break to an immortal bloom.
Carlton & Ronda Chambers and family (Jamaica): We are deeply saddened and are at a loss for words to say at this time of such great loss. No words can take away the pain you must be going through and death continues to baffle us. But keep holding onto God, knowing that Christ will always remain..."your Provider, your Protector, your Comforter, your Counselor, your Constant in the chaos, your Source of strength", your Refuge. May this period of pain and adjustment bring you closer to God. We continue to pray for you.
Godfrey, Lorraine, Pharez and Kezia Rolle.--- I am truly lost for words .! I Godfrey Rolle the old Englerston track coach cannot explain how much of an influrnce Pastor Albury had in my life . during Englerston track championship years, I took a delight in knowing that we had the fastest pastor in the Conference , I also took a delight in knowing that it was he who caused me to know Jesus personally. On behalf of me and my family I send condolences out to sister Albury and family.
Pastor Franklin Grant (Youth pastor Gardena Community Adventist Church, California): I was deeply touch by the sad news of the passing of my dear friend Keith. Our friendship goes back to the day at west Indies College when along with Moses Michell we use to set up until early morning studying our preparing assignment for Dr: Pedrito-Maynard Reid. He was a great help to me, because of my Spanish background i was not verse in English, and he patiencetly help me so i could pass my exams. My deepest condolences to his dear family, and to his dear friend Pastor Jeff K.Thompson. It was Sir Walter Raleigh who said " Even such is time that takes in trust, our joy, our youth,our all we have; and pays us with earth and dust. But from this earth, this grave this dust my God shall rise me up I trust". "In the resurrection morning when the trump of God shall sound,we shall rise alleluia we shall rise"
Donald Bain, Doralyn Gaylena Kenyetta ( Maranatha Nassau Bahamas): We extend our deepest condolences to the Albury family during this time of sorrow. WE asked GOD to heal him but GOD saw something better. We have this hope that we know if we be faithful will see him in the NEW JERUSALEM with a New Body. So cheer up Sis. Albury and the boys we know he will be missed but, he left us with a good GODLY legacy behind. We will have you and the boys in our prays.
Ms.Mavis Rolle and Family (Freeport ,Grand Bahama): On behalf of my family and I ,we would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the Albury family on the passing of a dear husband, father ,brother and friend. He has touched our lives in so many ways .We encourage you to be strong ,for we know that God will not put more on us than we can bear. You are in our thoughts and in our prayers. May God continue to bless you in this your time of bereavement.
Dr. Trevor O'Reggio: I want to express my deep sadness on the death of Keith, my friend and batchmate. We started together as students at WIC. I remember Eric Nathan and myself praying with Keith on top of the boys' dormitory 30 years ago. He was a true friend and brother. We will cherish the memories and carry his legacy with us. He was an inspiration to all of us. He was a visionary leader, a great preacher, a tremendous administrator and a man of God. He lived life to the fullest. May God take you in his loving arms and comfort you and reassure you of the glorious promise of the resurrection. We know we will see Keith again. Let the Lord Jesus be your comforter
Doreen P. Washington & Family (MIAMI, FLORIDA): My family, Phillip, Donny and I, extend sincere condolences to Sister Ann Albury and family. May you find comfort in the incalculable hours Dr. Albury spent blazing the trail for the Master. We join you in believing that before long, we will again share with this brave warrior – this time in the earth made new. May God keep you comforted!
Pastor Linton G. Williams: North Street & Arnold Road Adventist Churches, Kingston Jamaica): Keith was indeed a man of God. I met him at WIC in 1978 and found him to be a true leader and a spiritual giant. I remember his sermons at our camp meetings at Robins Bay, St. Mary, Jamaica. They were powerful and spirit-filled. Soldier, sleep on. The Golden Morning is fast approaching. We will see you again soon. Ann and family, my family and I and all the members of my congregations express our deepest condolences to you all. Remember Isa. 41: 10.
Burnett& Pauline Robinson want Ann, the children and family members to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. May God grant you strength to cope with your irreparable loss. Keith was like a bright meteor that flashed across the landscape of our life , left a bright trail of light and leaves us to consider our fate and to put our life in order. Thank God for a thing call hope. The Blessed Hope may it buoy you all up as you face the days ahead.
Melissa, Mia, Myles Dean-(Freeport Adventist Church, Bahamas): To Ann my beloved sister in Christ and her sons my deepest and sincere sympathy. I pray that you all are strengthened in the Lord knowing that there will be a glad reunion day. My pastor is not dead but only sleeping. Dead is when you die in sin but we could rest assure knowing that pastor fell asleep in Christ. My heart aches because I have lost my Pastor, Shepherd and Friend. But we live with a blessed hope knowing that we will see pastor again. Many Love

Dr. & Mrs. Trescot Wilson and family (Bermuda Government): May the sweet peace that comes from the memories of your husband and dad, comfort you now and in the days ahead. We share your loss.
Andrae Battles (Keane, Texas): To Anson, Alden, and Brandon; I don't completely understand what it feels like to lose a Father, but I am acquainted with the feelings of lose for a loved one. In the midst of your current storm, I pray that the Lord will reveal to you the silver lining. Remember that God loved your Father more than you ever could, and not only are you all separated from him, but so is His Heavenly Father. My prayers are continually with you and your family. At this time God is ever more nearer to you than before. God Bless, love Andrae.
Jimmy Johnson: My deepest sympathy goes out to you Mrs. Albury, your children, family and close relatives of the late Pastor K. D. Albury - May the comforting words of JESUS our LORD and CHRIST, still this raging storm! that you and your family are going through at this time, brought on by the entrance of sin in our world, and I quote JESUS " I AM the resurrection and the life - he that believeth in ME, though he were dead, yet shall he live" thanks to GOD that HE have appointed a time when JESUS will return, that we can be with our love ones, once again.
Lafane & Keffie Battles, Andrae, Andrea, Andressa, Andeidra and Andira (Tyler,Texas) : 2 Corinthians 12:9,10: "Jesus says: His grace is sufficient for you, your strength is made perfect in weakness. Be glad and glory in your infirmities, and take pleasure in all your distresses, that the power of Christ may rest upon you. When you are weak, you are made strong." To The Albury Family; especially Darlene, Tammy, Janelle, Wendy, Dawn, and Londelle: You may find it difficult to really understand God's plan through all of this. It is with a strong faith and trust in Him, that you will be sustained. My family and I empathize with you, and we share in your grief. Time, and a relationship with God, will get you through this. Please know that God never makes mistakes

Tyrone and family: Dear Families (Albury, Brennans and other related) It is with deep regret that I write you on the passing of your husband, father, son, brother, uncle, and my family’s friend.You know, as I do, that Keith has been a close friend to Denny, Greg and me for many years; going to GHS, selling magazines, and getting into little trouble at times. Even though Keith was more ‘in set’ with Greg and Denny, we spent time singing in ‘The Advent Singers’ and in church generally, and I recall when he left for WIC, when he and Jeff did the ‘dual’ preaching style in Grants Town, I was an usher in his wedding, and so on. As you know, he had an avid interest in real estate and a few years ago he appeared on my doorstep, informing that a rogue company was attempting to claim title to many properties in Westward Villas, mine included; I have fond memories of Keith, his smile, his laugh ( I believe that we called him ‘rubber’ when we were young because he seemed so tall back then) He has accomplished so much so young, leading and achieving and inspiring. He has blessed us all. I, along with my family grieve with you, for we all have lost. Corinna and my kids and all of the family, Denny, Greg, Charisee, Fernella, mummy extend our deepest sympathy, and know that God will comfort you during this time and for times to come. We will see Keith again
Raymond, Terry & Thea Antonio (Nassau, Bahamas): Words cannot adequately provide comfort at this time of great loss and sorrow. But we do know that our Heavenly Father can provide the solace, support, love and peace that is need at this time. We commend you to His love and care, and are assured that He will be all that you need, and more. Pastor Albury provided great support and encouragement to our family, and to the wider Bethany Adventist Church family. His leadership provided great encouragement and support, and he will truly be missed. We can all take comfort in the words of our Lord and Saviour found in John 14:1-3. You will continue to be in our thoughts and prayers.
Seymour, McCartney & Wilchcombe Family (Freeport, Bahamas) We express our sincere condolences to you Sis Ann, sons, and the entire Albury Family. Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. We know that God will continue to hold you in the hollow of his hands. We love you.
Harcourt and Suzette Nixon (Bahamas Christian Fellowship Center): “Don’t cry for him, for he is only sleeping And you see him again. Rejoice in the Lord your strength For he has gone on to a better place were he will see his maker face to face We are sad but we have that hope in knowing. That absent from this body We are present with the Lord.
Pastor and Mrs. Seymour G. Cole: May God be with you all during this sad time in your experience. Dear Ann, we remember you so well when we served in the Bahamas during the early 70's. Please take as a source of comfort, the passage found in Isaiah 43:2, 3a, "When thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee; and through the rivers, they shall not overflow thee: when thou walkest through the fire, thou shalt not be burned; neither shall the flame kindle upon thee, for I am the Lord thy God, the Holy One of Israel, thy Savior."
Pr. Daniel Kiptoo Bett (Kenya): I take this time to send message of condolences to the Family, the Church family of Bahamas and friends of a God's Servant who has slept. The morning is coming when he will be resurrected. There is Hope for us because we will meet him
Dr. Alanzo H. Smith (Director: Family Ministries & Communication Greater New York Conference of Seventh-day Adventists). My family and I and the Greater New York Conference, deeply regret the untimely passing of Dr. Keith Albury. Truly, he was a man of God and a visionary leader. Dr. Albury was a soldier for Jesus and it is said that a soldier never dies, he only sleeps. Thank God he is a sleep in Jesus awaiting the resurrection. Our prayers are with his beloved wife Ann and children as well as to all family members and Church members of the North Bahamas Mission. May God grant you all the strength that is required to endure such pain. Keep trusting.
Pastor S Matthias Esson (London, UK): I received the message today - 26 Jan, 2006, of the passing of Dr. Keith Albury, and wish to express condolences to the Ann and the family. As you cope with the enormity and reality of your loss, even through the mist of your tears, may you find assurance, comfort and hope in the words of Martha; “I know that he shall rise again in the resurrection of the last days.” I know. Oh yes, I know.
Pastor Paul & Joan Scavella and Family: To Ann and Son's. We keep you continually in our family prayers. God sustains His universe everyday, there He can keep that which you commit to Him. In all your way acknowledge Him and he shall direct your step at this most difficult time.
Sylvan & Rosita Lashley, Sylvean, Rossyl, A'lisa (New York): Dear Ann and Tammy It is with profound sadness that Rosita and I learnt of Keith's passing just a few hours ago. We remember Keith well at West Indies College, and we remember you Tammy, especially for the role that you played in helping us rear Sylvean. And Ann, we remember especially at this time. Keith has surely made an impact and left a rich heritage and example for us all to follow. He always looked me up and even e-mailed since I have been here in the U.S
Colyn and Linda Major (Nassau, Bahamas): Dear Ann & Family, my wife Linda and I are deeply saddened by the loss of your husband, father and son. The Lord's loved ones are precious to Him; it grieves Him when they die. We share your pain and continue to lift you up in prayer. Please be assured that "though dark may be the way, God stands beside you, with strength for each day". Remember, that today it may be raining in your world but tomorrow you will feel the sun on your face again. We have the hope burning in our hearts that when Jesus comes again if we are faithful we will see Pastor Keith again! Hold on! God is not finished with us yet! We see him again if we remain faithful. Again, please accept our deepest sympathy.
Steve Hutcheson (Brandywine Maryland, USA): It pains my heart to hear of the passing of our dear brother, pastor and friend. However, we who trust do not trust in vain. We serve a God who marks the grave of His sleeping children. Let us who are alive continue to be faithful and we will see Keith aka KD again. He is waiting for the change! On behalf of Steven, Joan and Wendy-Ann Hutcheson please our condolences and prayers.
Nadia King: Nothing is to Hard for God...during this your time of sadness, I pray that you can find hope in knowing that we serve an all knowing and wise God...He loves and cares for us, and through his Son Jesus, He has also experienced what we call on earth a great lost...but Jesus' death gave life to so many others...It is my prayer that the many lives that Pastor Albury have touched will make an effort to be there to see him again in the second coming of our Lord and Saviour...Sister Ann, you and your family are being lifted up on the wings of prayers...be encouraged to hold on to a God that has promised that NOTHING IS TO HARD...God bless.
Ronald & Leila Julien ( New York ): Sis.Ann, Anson, Alden & Brandon, we share in your deep sorrow and commend you to the throne of grace and mercy in this your hour of bereavement. Our prayers are ever with you. May you find in God your every need supplying and may his tender loving care sustain you. Keep looking up -Thy God is still the same today Keep looking up - He will not fail you come what may Keep looking up - The darkest cloud will roll away So do not doubt, but keep on looking up.
Ronnie & Pat Henry (Mandeville, Jamaica): We have fondest memories of Keith as we look back over the years. He has certainly had a positive influence on our lives and we will long cherish the memories of the friendship and fellowship we shared. God has called home to rest one of His valiant soldiers and we rest in the certainty of the promise that those who die in Christ will live again. To you Ann, the boys, and the rest of the family, be assured of our love and continued prayers. Weep as you must but remember that joy will come in the morning. We love you.
Dale Rolle (Nassau, Bahamas) God is able and He will not fail, trust and believe that what he does is well done. I give thanks to the almighty God that I am able to pen these words to you the Family of Pastor Keith Albury. Sister Ann Albury, Anson, Alden and Brendon, I know that God will not leave nor forsake you at this time. He said that he will be with the widower and the fatherless. I pray that He gives you the strength and courage to cope with your loss (Our loss). May the memories of Pastor Albury help to heal your pain at this time. He was well loved and I would miss that smile and the greeting I received when ever I see him. I thank God for the life of Pastor Albury, at the age of 48 his life was well lived for his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, who he served to the very end. He made a difference in my spiritual life. I will continue to pray for the Family, his mother and father, sisters, brother, the Brennen’s and extended family. Alden my heart goes out to you at this time; Lorenzo and I are praying for you, hold on to God’s unchanging hands. With deepest Condolences to you the Family. Love Dale
Pastor E. A. Ennis (Council, Lumberton, Whiteville district of churches, North Carolina) To Sister Ann Albury, her sons, and other members of the extended family who have been touched by this loss: May God's peace and comfort attend you in this time of sorrow.
Rudolph & Naomi Miller and Family (Atlanta, Georgia USA): We are deeply sadden by the news of Pastor Keith Albury's passing. Be strong in the Lord and don't lose *hope*. God is closer to you now than before.
Icelet and Thyne Fleurinord. (Ft. Lauderdale, Florida): Dear Sis Ann, Be encouraged, God will take you through your dark days. We love you and we will be praying for you. Not only has your family lost, but the whole Adventist family and the Bahamas have lost a great man.
Billy & Madeline Ebanks (West Bay Adventist Church, Grand Cayman): We send our sincere sympathy and condolences to Pastor Albury's wife and family, and wish each of them comfort in this very trying time. May the God we know comfort and sustain them.
Roy Roberts (Florida Supreme court Mediator): We are sadden to hear the passing away of our dear brother Dr Keith Albury. Pleases accept our sincere greetings to the Conference, Church families, and to the families, around him. Jesus knows best, I heard him preach in Florida and sure he was a blessing to all. He gone to sleep, on resurrection morning we will meet with him again. Let us all promise to be there. Let us all keep faithful until that day.
Philip, Martha & Shelithia (Gambier Adventist Church, Nassau Bahamas): We were deeply sadden on hearing of the death of Pastor ALBURY. There are no words that we can say to ease the pain. But only remember the words in the Bible which says, (I WILL SEND YOU A COMFORTER WHO IS WITH OUT) who is with you at this time, To all the family ANN, the BOYS, SISTERS, BROTHERS, and the PARENTS, we send our greatest and deepest sympathy to all of you. We will be praying that GOD will keep you in the palm of his hand.
Shepherdess International West Jamaica Conference: To Sis Ann and family. We are so sorry to hear about the passing of your husband, but weeping may for a night, but joy comes in the morning. We are praying for you.
Mykel Mackey and Family: We are deeply saddened of the passing of our dear Pastor Albury. He was a great Pastor. I am sorry for his family members and relatives. And if we are faithful we will all see him again. Our prayers are with the family we hope that in God's grace he will rise again.
Donnie & Charisse Rolle (Nassau, Bahamas) We extend our sincere condolences to Sis. Anne Albury and family on the passing of our dear Pastor Keith Albury. Our thoughts and prayers have been with you all especially over the last week. Be assured of God’s continued love and presence now and always.
Carol Ann Jackman, Chloe Dawn Weir (Bahamas Academy Elementary): While we cannot understand why certain things should be. Remember God in heaven beholds what we cannot see. Mrs. Ann Albury and family- No one else can truly feel the sorrow that you bear. But it may help somehow today, to know that others care. And may may it help to ease your pain and bring some comfort too. Knowing that many thoughts are there in sympathy with you. Remember Jesus says " I will never leave you nor forsake you." Hebrews 13: 5.
Janelle Pickering and Family (Bahamas): Our prayers and condolences go to the family. May God continually keep and bless you the family during this hard time
Philis Nairn (Nassau, Bahamas). TO ALDEN... I am praying for you and your family. I know that there are no words that I can say to ease your heartache, but just know that you have my love and support always. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. Remember to pray your strength in the LORD and be of good courage.
Brother & Sis Percy Miller: Sister's Ann & Fanette Albury & Family. It is with deep regret and sadness, that we received word of Pastor Albury passing, our son in the faith. We send our deepest condolences. Our continual prayers are for the entire family, may the Lord may give you all strength, and courage, in this your greatest hour of grief and sorrow. The Lord bless, strengthen and keep you all in hollow of His hands.
Pastor Turgott & Family (Loma Linda University, Alberta, Canadian Campus): Peace be to you and your house, Though words fail at times to express grief, the Spirit makes groaning before God that express the sadness of the soul. Take your time through your difficulties; Jesus will accompany you.

Barry Shane Saunders & Ruth Walkes - We the entire church family share with you in the loss of your husband, father and our visionary pastor and leader. Knowing that we do not have words adequate enough to express our feelings during this time of grief, we can only assure you that our loving Lord and Master who answers every prayer will be with you and keep you in is constant tender care. "....Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time ; Footprints, that perhaps another, Sailing o'er life's solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again..." Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Albert & Gwen Gibson (Bahamas): We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the family, at the passing of Pastor Keith Albury. He wil be greatly missed. May the good Lord continue to strengthen and encourage you during your hour of bereavement. We will continue to keep you in our prayers.
Immacula and Rachel Smith: We mourn the loss of a Man of God, husband, father, son, brother and leader. Our deepest condolences go out to the Albury family during their time of bereavement, our prayers and thoughts are with you.
Avoney Wellington (Freeport, Bahamas): I would like to express my sincere condolence to the Albury's family on the death of our dear beloved Pastor Albury. Words cannot explain how I feel, but God knows why He has allowed our dear brother to go to sleep at this time. Sis Albury, take comfort in the fact that soon and very soon, God is going to wipe away all tears from our eyes and there will be no more death, no more pain, no more crying for Jesus will soon come to rid this 'sin sick' world. Take courage and keep strong. I am praying for you and the family.
Louis & Robin Rolle, Latiesh and Louis lll: According to Rev 21:4, God shall wipe away all tears from our eyes; and there shall be be no more death, sorrow, crying or pain. Ann and the boys, Sis. Franette Albury, Tammy and the rest of the family, we are truly saddened at this time. We pray that God will truly sustain you, Louis & Robin Rolle, Latiesh and Louis lll.
Elder Anthony Whylly Sr., Mrs Whylly, A. Whylly Jr.: At this time we express our deepest sympathy to the Albury family, with much love and affection.
The Administration, Staff and Students of Grand Bahama Academy express sincere condolences on the passing of our School Board Chairman. Pastor Albury will always be remembered for his extraordinary vision and administrative guidance that impacted our institution. We offer as a source of solace to Sister Ann, Pastor Anson, Alden, Brendan and the extended family our school theme text Isaiah 40:31 "For they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength: they shall mount up with wings as eagles: they shall run and not be weary: they shall walk and not faint." May we all live so that we see him again.
Paulyn Johnson: To Sis. Ann Albury and Family. I am praying that the Lord will comfort you with His peace. Surrounds you with His Love and encourage you with His presence as you go through this difficult time. As you continue to trust in the Lord know that in His arms there is Strength to hold you, Grace to sustain you and Love to carry you through. Please know that you are in my heart and my prayers with much love.
Murlena Cuffe (East Jamaica Conference) May the warm memories of your dear one soothe you in this difficult time, and help you to be at peace. Remember you are not alone my prayers are with you.
Pastor Wilton G. McDonald & Sis. Cereta McDonald (Cayman Islands): We are praying that God will give you courage and strength in these moments of great bereavement.
Andrew M. P. Thomas Coordinator (NCU) Freshman Advisement & Recruitment: Death Is Nothing but a Moment's Rest Death is nothing but a moment's rest Until the Second Coming of the Lord When He shall gather to Him of the best To take them to the place of their reward. I've felt the power of Jesus in my soul Shining like a golden sun within, Melting my hard heart to make me whole, Burning out the remnants of my sin. I've felt Him work within me, so I know The glory that will come when I awake. I'll sleep just like a child who'll homeward go, And in my dreams of love great pleasure take. So do not mourn my death, and do not grieve. The Lord will come for me: This I believe. Mamma Albury, Brother's Anson, Alden, and Brendon, I love you all and Laverda and I are going to be lifting the roof in prayer for you that God will help you mourn. Pastor Albury, or "Pops" to me, was like a father to me, because I grew up without knowing what it was like to have one. He treated me like a son under his wings, giving me advice, and monitoring my progress, and making sure that I was doing just fine. I thanked him while he was alive for being that father figure to me, and now I thank you, the family for being that family that I never knew existed. I am so sorry that we no longer have Pastor Albury with us today; but I praise the Lord for we will see him tomorrow!
Sherry and Michael Burrows (Nassau, Bahamas): Heartfelt condolences to Sis. Ann, Pastor Anson, Alden and Brandon. The Lord has taken him, but his memory will remain. Take comfort in the fact, He no longer has any pain. May the peace which comes from the memories of love shared, comfort and soothe you in this difficult time and in the days ahead. Our prayers are with you.
The Bell Family: wish to extend condolences to the Albury family. My prayers are with you and if there is anything that I can do please let me know.
Lucresia Hart (West Indies Union Book & Nutrition Centre) Mrs. Albury and Family, I know that what you're experiencing now is extremely difficult, but the happy memories of what he meant to you and all whose lives he has touched will remain forever. I know in time you will be able to smile again. I am praying for you because I care.
Mr. & Mrs Brian Rolle & Family: We the Rolle family would like to send our condolences to Sister Ann Albury and the boys. May God be with you through these difficult times as you mourn the passing of your husband and father. God would not put on you more than you can bear. Always remember that behind every dark cloud there is a silver lining. We will keep you in our prayers and may God continue to bless you.
Jackie Bethell (Customer Service Rep. General Brokers & Agents Freeport) May God continue to bless you, in this your hour of sorrow.
Bahamian, Bermudian, Caymanian Club of Northern Caribbean University express our sincerest condolences to the Albury family. We grieve with you and we are all praying for you.
Barbara Rolle: I would like to send condolences to the family of the late Pastor K.D. Albury - Ann, Anson, Alden and Brendon. May the God who created you, forever keep you in the comfort of his loving arms. You may weep now, but joy will come in the morning. Just remember we are praying for you.
Freeman Duncanson and Family: Dear Pastor Anson, I was deeply saddened by the untimely passing of your father; but please be comforted by the thought that: "GOD ALWAYS KNOWS AND DOES WHAT IS BEST FOR HIS CHILDREN". Pastor Albury and I developed a very close bond as he served out his internship at the Centreville Church while I was serving as Head Elder, and Pastor Roach was the then pastor. I watched his development and ascendancy with cherished admiration, as I was convinced that the Lord had laid His hands upon him, and had ordained him for Gospel Ministry. Many have been brought into the faith and received a saving knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ through his public ministry and campaigns. He has left you a great legacy, and has passed the "MINISTERIAL BATON" to you, to continue the race, and to take up where he left off. God has given you his speaking voice, and many of his mannerisms. The Holy Spirit will fit you for the task. Just HOLD ON and BE FAITHFUL, because God has a great work for you to do. To Sister Ann I say: God knows what you are going through, and has promised in his word not to burden us with more than we can bear. He will provide you with enabling power to bravely and confidently face the days, weeks and months ahead. Please rest assured that my family and I will keep you and your family in our prayers.
Geneva Oliver: Be comforted in Christ, knowing that He knows them that are His. My prayers are with you all.
Michael B. Davis and Family (Plantation, Florida): To the family of Pastor Keith Albury: It is with the deepest regret that I have received word of Pastor Albury's passing today. I knew Pastor Albury, his wife Ann and to a lesser degree their children. With profound sadness I wish to convey, on behalf of my family, my heartfelt condolences to the Albury and Brennen families.
Bro. & Sis. Kendal Hanna: Our hearts are saddened to hear of your loss. We extend our sincerest condolences. Pastor Albury has been an inspiration and blessing to all and we will miss him dearly. We are praying that the Lord would sustain you and your family. May He keep you under the shadow of His wings and comfort you with His Holy Spirit.
Dr. Carl Thorpe (London England, South England Conference) May the blessed hope of life after death keep you in this hour. It will not be long He shall live again.
Jeff & Chanelle Gibson (Maplewood Minnesota) - We extend our deepest condolences to the Albury family during this time. We pray that God will comfort you and give you peace during this difficult time. We will continue to lift you up in our prayers. Once again our deepest condolences.
Vilroy R McBean "Sleepy" (Maryland USA) I would like to offer my condolences on the passing of Dr. Keith Albury. It has come as a big shock and surprise! Having gone to West Indies College with Keith, I think about the great presentations that he used to give. Over the years, I know that he has blessed many individuals. His journey has come to an end. The Lord took him home. Let us be faithful so that we can meet him in the earth made new.
Cliff Wilson (Living Faith Church, Bahamas): I Cliff Wilson on behalf of my family and I we would like to extend our deepest and heartfelt condolences to the family of Pastor Albury and we pray for comfort and that the Lord will take you through this time of great lost, we will continue to pray that through it all you will come out as fine gold, may God Keep you and Bless you all.
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Dieusauver Datus and Family (Nassau Bahamas): I would like to take this opportunity to extend my deepest sympathies and condolences on behalf of my family and the Francophone Church family to yours. Pastor Albury was an inspiration to us in every sense of the word. His sermons we will always treasure and his kind words spoken we will always remember. During Pastor Albury's sermon it was a difficult task for translators to keep up with him due to his enthusiasm but the Holy Spirit often intervened and the point got across. Pastor Albury always did his best to help the Haitian community in all that was needed. Our prayers and thoughts will always be with your family Sis Anne. Be strong in the Lord and be of good courage.
Dr. Martin Hanna (Seventh-day Adventist Theological, Andrews University, Berrien Springs Michigan) My family and I are praying for you, Mrs. Ann Albury, Anson, Brenden and Alden. Our hearts are also grieving with you because we value the friendship and leadership of Doctor Keith Albury. At the same time, we know that your pain must be much deeper than we can imagine. Only God, who raised Jesus from the dead, can comfort your hearts. God also grieves with you. More than that, He will bring Pastor Keith back to life along with all of us who trust God's grace.
Dona Stubbs-Wilson Ann, Marsha, Mom and I were saddened by the news yesterday. We will continue to pray for you and your family that God will send comfort, peace and encouragement during this difficult time. Marsha and I remember the fun days we spent with you and Keith as members of a singing group at Grants Town church, at WIC, etc. We love you and look forward to the time when we all will meet Keith again in the new Jerusalem!!! Your home-town sister!
Shaun Brooks I express deep sorrow over the passing of Pastor K. Albury. He was a visionary, and a role model. I am well acquainted with his older son and know the family through him. I pray for one and all and in this tough time, God cares.
Silas Neil Mckinney & Family (Dayton, Tennessee, USA) My big brother stood up for me when no one else would. He was a counselor who sought only the best for me. His loss is a tragedy to me. As bad as I feel I know it is infinitely worse for you all. We have hope that we will see him again. God is sealing his people, and some he must put to sleep to save. So sleep on brother, until that blessed day when you get to go home. K Thank you for the Kindness you showed me E Thank you for sharing with me your Easy-going spirit I Thank you for showing me your Incredible determination T Thank you for sharing your Talented life with me H Thank you for your Honesty, Hard-work, & Humility
Mr. & Mrs. Harrison Moxey and family, may God give you strength in this very sad time for you and this conference. Thank you for sharing your Husband, Father and spiritual leader with us we were truly blessed by your ministry may God bless you and keep you. PLEASE HOLD ON AND BE STRONG IN THE LORD
Pastor Malcolm and Renee White, Malcolm Robert and Michael. (Miramar, FL) Our family send our deepest condolences to Ann, her sons and the rest of the Albury and Brennen families. We are very sad at Keith's passing, and pray that God will give you the strength you need to go through this very difficult time
Dr. and Mrs. Brenda Peeler It is with great sadness we send these words of condolence. "Weeping may endure for the night. but joy comes in the morning." We thank God for this great man of faiths' friendship, leadership, and example.
Arthur, Aniska, Apryl, Trae & Aari Barnett (Peterborough United Kingdom) Just a short note to extend our condolences to the Albury family and to let them know that we are praying for them here in England.We can not always explain why God chooses the path he does but we are sure that the faith you all have will in some way ease the pain. For us the pain is also hard Aniska has known Keith all of her life and I met him when we both entered Government High in 69. We have fond memories in all facits of his life. He performed our wedding, I worked for him as my company was contracted by the conference during his presidency the list goes on. They say only the good die young. Take comfort in that fact. May God continue to bless and enrich your family
Pastor. Alex-Léa URITY ( Martinique) We want to express our deepest sympathy and our sincerest condolences to Sister Albury and the children, and also to the entire Bahamian family. May our God comfort and strengthen you as we continue our journey to the promised land, where we will be united with HIM and with one another forever.