I awoke this morning to hear that one of the classiest ladies in Southern Gospel Music, Faye Speer, passed away early this morning. My mind instantly went back to the only time I saw The Speer Family in concert, which was right before they retired. Brock was obviously not feeling well, and Faye talked about how their family is not immune to hard things but God is always there. I was impressed with the strength she exhibited, even though it had to be a very difficult season for her.
One of the earliest songs I remember hearing from The Speer Family was “He’s Ever Interceding.” I also liked the way Faye sang, “Look me in the heart and tell me there’s no saving grace.” She had a great alto voice with good control.
She will be missed but I know she is happy to be rid of pain and death, to finally see the face of the One who was ever interceding for her while she lived on earth.
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I awoke this morning to hear that one of the classiest ladies in Southern Gospel Music, Faye Speer, passed away early this morning. My mind instantly went back to the only time I saw The Speer Family in concert, which was right before they retired. Brock was obviously not feeling well, and Faye talked about how their family is not immune to hard things but God is always there. I was impressed with the strength she exhibited, even though it had to be a very difficult season for her.
One of the earliest songs I remember hearing from The Speer Family was “He’s Ever Interceding.” I also liked the way Faye sang, “Look me in the heart and tell me there’s no saving grace.” She had a great alto voice with good control.
She will be missed but I know she is happy to be rid of pain and death, to finally see the face of the One who was ever interceding for her while she lived on earth.
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