Benjamin Webb

So Sorry to hear. I worked with Ben at Carrier Indianapolis for many years. He was the only one who believed I was way ahead of my time, and for that I will always remember him. He had a certain way of letting you know he was your friend. It may have looked awkward to some, but that grin on his face was telling you something. Only the people he was grinning at, knew what it meant, and that was the mystique about him. Rest in peace my friend!!!

I worked with Ben at Carrier. I have spent the last few days reflecting on those days at Carrier realizing that people like Ben make those memories good ones. I pay Ben what I consider to be the ultimate compliment and one I hope is spoken often when my time comes. Quite simply - "He was a Good Man"! God Bless.

I am so sorry for the Webb Family and your loss; I recently lost my Mom. I have found death to leave me with a feeling of helplessness. May I leave you this word of encouragement that has helped me? The Bible says at 1 Corinthians 15: 26 that God hates death, and shows it to be an enemy. He has "a yearning" to conquer that enemy, to undo death by means of the resurrection. He longs to bring back those who are in his memory and to see them live on earth again. -Job 14:14, 15. My sincere condolences.

Dear DeDe, my heart goes out to you. I know you did everything possible to keep Ben alive & comfortable. He was lucky to have such a devoted, loving wife. I know you are devastated to have lost Ben. Life will never be the same but you must know you did everything possible. I admire you DeDe for all the love & comfort you brought your sweet husband. Take care & my hugs to you. Susie McAtee

I am so sorry to hear of the death of Benjamin. The passing away of a loved one is always with much sorrow. May we have faith and confidence in the Bible's promise of a time when pain, sickness and death are a worry of the past (Revelation 21:3, 4). My condolences are with the family at this difficult time.