Condolence: Lenora, Tony and Tracie and your families - Dad, Lisa and I are so very sorry to hear about Doyle's death. He was such a good man and was so very kind to our family. Our prayers and thoughts are with you all during this time. We rest in the fact that everyone who knew Doyle, knows that he is with Christ. May God continue to keep you all in His loving care. Love to you all Athel & Dad

Condolence: Lenora and children, we were so sorry to hear of Doyle's passing. We have fond memories of you guys from Lawrenceville COG. You will be in our prayers.

Condolence: Sympathy to all the family on the sudden loss of you loved one. Peace and strength as you travel this journey. May a God be with all during this time. Hugs, love and prayers.

Condolence: I was so shocked and saddened to hear the news of Mr. Vismor's passing. I haven't been able to stop thinking about the times I would come up to watch Chandler play ball or last year at his graduation party how kind and warm hearted he was. He would always smile, give me a good hardy hand shake, and ask me how things were going back home. While we weren't close I could tell he was an amazing man. Please know that all of us in Tennessee are praying for you as you go through this difficult time! Remember what the scripture says in Psalm 34:18. The Lord is near to those who have a broken heart, and saves such as have a contrite spirit. Tony, Trisha, Chandler, Taylor: I love you all so much! Please send that love to the rest of the family as well! God bless!

Condolence: Lenora, Tony, Tracy and family, I am sorry for your loss. For several years now our paths have diverged. I was just a boy when I first met a young childless couple, Doyle & Lenora at First Assembly of God in Marietta, Ga. At a church reunion one year the men played a softball game on the field behind Pine Forest Elementary (across the street from 1st A/G). I was too young to play, but I watched intently. The hit off the bat of Doyle Vismor, impressed me the most. This little man got the biggest hit of the game, a homerun that soared over the outfielders. Years later our paths would cross again at Lawrenceville Church of God and East Metro C of G. This time the impression he made was of a spiritual nature. He was a man with a deep rooted faith, a genuine love of God and God's people, and his belief in Jesus was simple. You were blessed to have this wonderful man in your life; and there will come the occasion when we will praise God together with him again.

Condolence: May the God that each of you serve so beautifully and sacrificially carry you through this difficult time. May you feel and see His presence in all of us around you as we reflect the love of Christ. Pastor Tony, you said that your father was very relational, what a precious and priceless example he gave to you. No doubt your earthly fathers Christ like example was received by you at the heart level, as you teach us how to be relational with our heavenly father with each teaching you bring us. So, thank you for your obedience. God bless each of you.