Lonnie Parlor Obituary

I had the pleasure of working with Lonnie for a brief period in Boise Idaho. He was a very talented man and great entertainer.

My dear friend Lonnie may the Lord greet you with open arms as we all have throughout the years. I will miss your smile, humor and your music. It was special to hear you sing my song "I got to be me" as a favor even though you did not like to sing it, but sang it as marvelous as you always sang your songs. I will miss you and cherish the memories of the many times we worked together keeping the music alive. May you rest in peace with the Lord and gift him with your talents.

Lonnie,

What can I say our 1st metting 10yrs ago was magic and continues today after you have left to enter into your heavenly home. Not many guys I can truly say and mean I love you but you made it so easy. Enjoy your new experiences my friend and your new home now you realize what I had been saying all along. Store your treasures in Heaven where they wont erode away earth is just a quick stopover and when you entered my life I AM SO GREATFUL for the opprotunity to have been your friend. God bless you and keep you until we meet again



Always & Forever

Paul DeCapo

Lonnie...



May you rest in peace with our Lord and Savior.



My only regret is that I did not find more time to spend with you in the last couple of years. I am now sorry for this my good friend. Please forgive me.



You have touched so many lives with your music and your good heart. May the Angels in Heaven welcome your voice into their chorus... and may the Heavens rejoice, for Lonnie Parlor has come home.



Rest easy my brother... see you when my time comes.



I will greatly miss you.



From your friend Victor, Victor.

Mr. Parlor,

Thank you for your incredible talent and for bringing it to our hometown of Elmwood Park. We are truly grateful to have seen your performance many times. May you rest in peace. Our sincerest condolences to your family and friends.

Sincerely,

The Center Family