GREENVILLE – Bobby Eugene Faith, 79, of Greenville, died Thursday, May 9, 2013 at 5:40PM at Western Kentucky Veterans Center in Hanson. Mr. Faith was born February 20, 1934 in Muhlenberg County. He retired from TVA, where he worked in Engineering, and was a member of Pleasant Hill Church. He was a U.S. Army veteran.Continue Reading
Kelly Strader
left a message on May 13, 2013:
Mark, I'm sorry about your Father's passing. RIP Mr. Faith.
glenda sue vincent
left a message on May 11, 2013:
During the years at Graham, and Luzerne too, many memories made. I'll refer to the best one of all. A warm summer day, sometime in May atop the hill in Graham at the cemetey. Bobby was on the east side, I was on the west. Time passed, we were hot, dirty, tired and way too old to be cleaning up the cemetery,but Bobby came to where I was with something to tell me. Now at times you couldn't be sure what that might be. But this time was a thrlller! He told me about his being saved. Well, what better spot in the world than on a hill top to let out a big hallelujah! He was 70 plus years, and Wendell Miller had led him to the Lord. Quickly the news was spread among those there that day. Hoping this message is a comfort to Peg, Mark, DeWayne, Katrina, Jason and the entire family. Love and hugs to all.
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Kelly Strader
left a message on May 13, 2013:
Mark, I'm sorry about your Father's passing. RIP Mr. Faith.
glenda sue vincent
left a message on May 11, 2013:
During the years at Graham, and Luzerne too, many memories made. I'll refer to the best one of all. A warm summer day, sometime in May atop the hill in Graham at the cemetey. Bobby was on the east side, I was on the west. Time passed, we were hot, dirty, tired and way too old to be cleaning up the cemetery,but Bobby came to where I was with something to tell me. Now at times you couldn't be sure what that might be. But this time was a thrlller! He told me about his being saved. Well, what better spot in the world than on a hill top to let out a big hallelujah! He was 70 plus years, and Wendell Miller had led him to the Lord. Quickly the news was spread among those there that day. Hoping this message is a comfort to Peg, Mark, DeWayne, Katrina, Jason and the entire family. Love and hugs to all.
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.