Reverend Rudolph Smith

I LIVE IN ATLANTA FROM 1984 to 2016... MY AUNT,BY THE NAME OF ADDIE GILMORE WAS A WOMAN THAT WAS CLOSE TO 90 YEARS AND VERY FRAIL..I HAVE GREAT MEMORIES OF REV.SMITH COMFORTING HER... HE CAME AND VISITED HER AND TALK WITH HER SEVERAL ON OCCASIONS.. REST IN PEACE REV. I WILL NEVER FORGET GET YOUR GENEROSITY,AND DISTINCTIVE VOICE. Jack Colbert, nephew of Addie Gilmore Tracy, California

I miss you Grandaddy!!!!!

Our heartfelt condolences to the Smith Family. Love and prayers, The Dorsey Family Tampa, Florida

I remember when my family and I moved to Georgia in 1977 pastor Smith and his family helped us to get adjusted to our new surroundings. They welcomed us into the Community Church of God family .Over the years he also supported my family during the passing of my father, brother and later my mother who thought the world of pastor Smith, we all knew him as the best preacher and teacher. You all are in our prayers he will be missed. Michael and Dee Tolbert and family

We are praying your strength during your time of bereavement . We want to express our sincerist condolences. Charlie and Jamiria Anderson and family

My Deepest Heartfelt Sympathy to the Knowles Family in the Lost of a Great Gentlemen, Reverend Smith. He will surely be missed. May God Continue to Bless All.......Carrie P. Spratling, Greater Springfield Baptist Church, 721 Jones Avenue, Rev Tracey Wheeler, Paster, Atl, Ga (GSBC)

I'll never forget the times when I would run into Pastor Emeritus Smith on his way into or out of the Kroger where we shop on Cascade Road. I would always say to him, "Hi Pastor Smith, I'm Elaine Veazey from Martin Street and it is so good to see you sir." He would always respond back and start our short conversations with, "It is good to be seen Elaine." (I find comfort in his passing knowing he's now being seen by the best eyes ever; God in His very presence) "Being the preacher & teacher that he was you could always count on having learned something from him before walking away. Seeing Pastor Emeritus Smith in a grocery store setting and experiencing integrity and humility at it's best was a testament to the Man of God that he was. It's those little moments like that, that I will cherish forever..." Elaine Veazey

TO THE FAMILY OF THE REVERENT RUDOLPH SMITH OUR HEARTS ARE HEAVY WE WISH TO EXPESS OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY HE WAS ONE OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS CLASS OF 1968 DAVID T. HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL REST IN PEACE

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.