Sidney W. Smith
September 26, 1947 – March 31, 2020
Sidney Smith, 72, of Nolanville, formerly of Bryan, passed away on Tuesday, March 31, 2020, in Nolanville. As a precautionary measure, visitation and services are private and in the care of Callaway-Jones Funeral and Cremation Centers, Bryan-College Station. The family will have Life Tribute Celebration at a future date honoring the life of Sidney.
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So sorry to hear about Uncle Bubba. My love and prayers are with yall. Love you all.
My Condolance to the family for your loss. Sidney or Bubba as we called him was my mother’s
(Juanita Lambert) step-brother.
My prayers for all the family.
My CONDOLANCES to the family for your loss.
I wish you all healing and peace during this difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. May all the wonderful memories of such a loving man keep you strong.
Shannon, Liz & Family,
Our love, thoughts & prayers are with you all during this sad time, may it bring you peace and comfort to know your dad is now is God’s loving arms and watching over you all with love.
Hugs,
Tony & Linda Schoeneman
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I know you were there for Gary & I thank you very much. Sidney is in good hands now. He will suffer no more. That in itself should help you get through each day from now on. I wish I could be there for you in this time of need, but since we are having this 6 feet apart & no contact, consider this a hug from afar. I would love to see you and talk about old times. By the way, did you fix those holes in his Sidney’s socks? I still smile about that. Men, what can you say. I will pray your family gets through the loss of Sidney and to stay well through this quarantine time.