Vyrl W. Justice
I am so sorry to her of Vryl's passing. My deepest Sympathy to the family. He will be missed by all those who knew him.
glenna malone
Cedar Rapids
IA
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Dave & Debbie Koonce
Prairie du Chien
WI
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sadness. Butch and Kathy Kremer
Kathy Kremer
Watkins
IA
My sympathy to the family members. It is obvious by reading the memorial that Vyrl was a committed husband, father and grandfather. His example of community service is second to none. I never worked for Vyrl, but I do remember him from my apprenticeship interview in 1979. May God's grace and comfort be with you all at this time. Sincerely, Mike Carson
Mike Carson
Cedar Rapids
IA
Dear Martha & Family I received news of Vyrl's death yesterday thru the Scottish Rite e-mail system. I knew he was suffering poor health, but hadn't realized to what extent. His passing makes me pause and reflect. I doubt Vyrl knew the extent of respect that was held for him, not only the Electrical Ind., but throughout the Construction Ind., and the entire Business Community. Whenever he gave his word, you could "go to the bank". I don't think he realized the respect I personally held for him as a fierce competitor, but also as honorable colleague. I recall many times when the electrical bids on projects varied with considerable spread in the prices. To get the correct bid, the bonding agents would ask, "what was Vyrl's number?" As you all know, he was a wonderful steward of the community, not only of his time serving in so many capacities, but also the hundreds of thousands of dollars that he, and you Martha, gave to the many entities you supported. I enjoyed working in the same political party with him. I could always count on a generous contribution, for almost any Republican. that is unless George Lowe or Cleo got there first. He was a fine man, he will be missed. May the Lord rest his soul and be with all your family during these difficult, but special days. Sincerely, Wayne Engle
Wayne Engle
Marion
IA
My friend,Martha and your family, Everything that has been said and written about Vyrl says all he stood for.And we remember. From the days of Camelot to visiting at Cottage Grove Place I will always remember Vyrl as a gentleman in every sense. You have my understanding and sympathy. Keep your Faith and remember the good times. With friendly affection, Bob
Robert M L Johnson
Cedar Rapids
IA
Martha and Family, We were deeply saddened to read of the passing of such a loved one. We extend our sincere sympathies and prayers to you and your fine family. Wanted you to know we were thinking about you.......
Bill and Judy Carmichael
West Okoboji
IA
Dave, Sherri and family, Rick and I are sorry to hear about the loss of your father. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Rick Ackley
Dubuque
IA
To the Justice Family, Megan and I would like to take this opportunity to express our deepest regret of Vyril's passing, but take comfort that he is with God. You and the family are in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Eric Wittig and Megan
Eric Wittig
Cedar Rapids
IA
Dear Joe, Nancy, and Family: I was sorry to hear of the passing of your grandfather. You can take great comfort in the life he led and the legacy he leaves behind. What a wonderful man. I personally remember his generosity in hosting us in Florida in the late 80s. In the later years I remember crossing paths with him at Cottage Grove Place when we were visiting my Grandpa. God bless your family. Special prayers for your Grandma who now faces life alone after such a long life together. Surely there is comfort in having so many family members close by. Take care. With much love, Rod and Kim Petersen Morgan, Caroline, and Beth Anne.