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My beloved mother, Arthurene Francois-Thompson (September 15, 1942 – May 13, 2019), and my cherished aunt, Sandra Louise Williams (January 9, 1950 – January 11, 2025), have left behind a legacy that will endure through this ministry. Their teachings have empowered me to extend the same love and support they generously offered to me. In honor of their memory, I encourage others to donate to support Lowcountry Prison Ministries, helping to spread their spirit of compassion and care. May they rest in peace.
In Loving Memory of Joseph Curtis Nunn Jr.
Joseph Curtis Nunn Jr. was more than a friend to me—he was a mentor, an encourager, and a true man of God. Before Lowcountry Prison Ministries ever began reaching lives, Joseph was the very first person to believe in the vision God had placed on my heart. He was the first to donate to this ministry, but even more importantly, he invested in me through his prayers, wisdom, support, and unwavering encouragement.
When God called me into ministry, Joseph stood beside me, continually reminding me to trust the Lord and stay faithful to the calling. His friendship, Godly counsel, and steadfast faith were a blessing that I will forever cherish.
His legacy is not only found in what he gave, but in the lives he helped impact through his obedience to Christ and his willingness to support the work of God. I am deeply grateful for his life, his friendship, and the example he set as a faithful servant of Jesus Christ.
May the Lord comfort his family and all who were blessed to know him. His impact will continue through the lives he touched and the ministry he helped build.
"Well done, good and faithful servant." — Matthew 25:23
With love and gratitude,
Derek and Cathy Francois
Founder, Lowcountry Prison Ministries

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