Ferrell Christmas CENTRAL CITY — Ferrell Christmas, 68, of Central City died at 1:20 a.m. Saturday, June 19, 2010, at Muhlenberg Community Hospital. He was born Aug. 17, 1941, in Todd County, a member of Cleaton Pentecostal Church and retired from both his job as fire chief for 17 years and the Central City StreetContinue Reading
April Dill
left a message on March 24, 2014:
Dad I think of you a lot and how we never had a lot of time together but I know you did love me just the same. I miss you we will see each other some day. LOVE YOU !!!!!!!!!!! APRIL
Kelly Cottrell
left a message on July 20, 2010:
Ferrell was a good man, I remember when I worked one summer for the city and he would joke around with me, he also married my sister and her husband in his living room after getting home from work, he will be missed!
Terri Lott Waddell
left a message on June 25, 2010:
I knew Christmas for many years, He always had a big smile and would wave by holding 1 thumb up. I will miss him
Dale Lee
left a message on June 22, 2010:
I first met Ferrel Christmas about 10 years ago and a finer person I have never known!! He was a big man, with an even bigger heart!!! I had the pleasure of ATV riding with him and of course hearing his countless jokes and stories. Trail riding and hunting his dogs was two of his favorite things. Our community has lost a man of dedication and service to his community and to family & friends!!! I feel blessed to have known him. We rode together Friday night and Ferrel was in great spirits and was having a ball, as he always did. I thank God that I was able to spend the last few hours of his life with him and I will cherish all the memories I have of him as long as I live. My thoughts and prayers are with Mae & Ricky and the rest of the family also! Rest in Peace my Friend!!!
Mary Curtis
left a message on June 22, 2010:
May God comfort the Christmas family during this time, may he heal your hurt and comfort your heart. Ferrell was always kind and had the knack for making a person feel special. We will always have the fondest memories of him. I am very proud to have known him.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Greg Nunley
left a message on June 22, 2010:
Mae and Ricky, Our thoughts are with you. I regret not being able to be there. I will never forget my memories of Ferrell. You were all like family to me. I miss the days of shooting sporting clays and the laughs we shared. All of the good times at the Fire Department, they seem like yesterday. Rest in peace old friend.
Richard Williams
left a message on June 22, 2010:
My fondest memory of Chief Christmas was not only from working with him at the fire department, although there are many fond memories of those times, the moments that have come to mind during this time of sorrow would have to be of hunting with him and the smiles he brought to our face while joking about the breakfast that he cooked. To Mae, Ricky and the entire family my deepest sympathy, you are in my thoughts and prayer. Chief will be greatly missed. With all our love Richard, Tonya, Christopher and JT.
Marilyn (Stevens) McElwain
left a message on June 21, 2010:
Mae and family, So sorry to hear about your loss, i know words cannot express how sad it is. May God give you all comfort and strength during this time and during the days ahead. My prayers are with. May God always bless you and yours. Marilyn
Ted Curtis
left a message on June 21, 2010:
So very sorry
MARC GREGORY
left a message on June 21, 2010:
MAE: FERRELL WAS A TRUE FRIEND, GREAT JOKE TELLER HE WILL BE SADLEY MISSED AROUND THE BREAKFAST TABLE IN THE MORNINGS.
Jesse Anderson
left a message on June 21, 2010:
I met Mr. Christmas back a few years ago, I respected him because we both shared the same love of serving our community as Firefighters, Rest in Peace Chief Christmas, I know you will be missed by family and fellow firefighters, My best wishes and prayer to the family. Jesse L. Anderson
Susan Lott
left a message on June 21, 2010:
I am going to miss him it didnt matter where i was he always said hi and ask me if i needed any thing he was always the same person no matter where you seen him really going to miss his jokes miss you around town Ferrell and Mae you are in my prayers
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April Dill
left a message on March 24, 2014:
Dad I think of you a lot and how we never had a lot of time together but I know you did love me just the same. I miss you we will see each other some day. LOVE YOU !!!!!!!!!!! APRIL
Kelly Cottrell
left a message on July 20, 2010:
Ferrell was a good man, I remember when I worked one summer for the city and he would joke around with me, he also married my sister and her husband in his living room after getting home from work, he will be missed!
Terri Lott Waddell
left a message on June 25, 2010:
I knew Christmas for many years, He always had a big smile and would wave by holding 1 thumb up. I will miss him
Dale Lee
left a message on June 22, 2010:
I first met Ferrel Christmas about 10 years ago and a finer person I have never known!! He was a big man, with an even bigger heart!!! I had the pleasure of ATV riding with him and of course hearing his countless jokes and stories. Trail riding and hunting his dogs was two of his favorite things. Our community has lost a man of dedication and service to his community and to family & friends!!! I feel blessed to have known him. We rode together Friday night and Ferrel was in great spirits and was having a ball, as he always did. I thank God that I was able to spend the last few hours of his life with him and I will cherish all the memories I have of him as long as I live. My thoughts and prayers are with Mae & Ricky and the rest of the family also! Rest in Peace my Friend!!!
Mary Curtis
left a message on June 22, 2010:
May God comfort the Christmas family during this time, may he heal your hurt and comfort your heart. Ferrell was always kind and had the knack for making a person feel special. We will always have the fondest memories of him. I am very proud to have known him.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Greg Nunley
left a message on June 22, 2010:
Mae and Ricky, Our thoughts are with you. I regret not being able to be there. I will never forget my memories of Ferrell. You were all like family to me. I miss the days of shooting sporting clays and the laughs we shared. All of the good times at the Fire Department, they seem like yesterday. Rest in peace old friend.
Richard Williams
left a message on June 22, 2010:
My fondest memory of Chief Christmas was not only from working with him at the fire department, although there are many fond memories of those times, the moments that have come to mind during this time of sorrow would have to be of hunting with him and the smiles he brought to our face while joking about the breakfast that he cooked. To Mae, Ricky and the entire family my deepest sympathy, you are in my thoughts and prayer. Chief will be greatly missed. With all our love Richard, Tonya, Christopher and JT.
Marilyn (Stevens) McElwain
left a message on June 21, 2010:
Mae and family, So sorry to hear about your loss, i know words cannot express how sad it is. May God give you all comfort and strength during this time and during the days ahead. My prayers are with. May God always bless you and yours. Marilyn
Ted Curtis
left a message on June 21, 2010:
So very sorry
MARC GREGORY
left a message on June 21, 2010:
MAE: FERRELL WAS A TRUE FRIEND, GREAT JOKE TELLER HE WILL BE SADLEY MISSED AROUND THE BREAKFAST TABLE IN THE MORNINGS.
Jesse Anderson
left a message on June 21, 2010:
I met Mr. Christmas back a few years ago, I respected him because we both shared the same love of serving our community as Firefighters, Rest in Peace Chief Christmas, I know you will be missed by family and fellow firefighters, My best wishes and prayer to the family. Jesse L. Anderson
Susan Lott
left a message on June 21, 2010:
I am going to miss him it didnt matter where i was he always said hi and ask me if i needed any thing he was always the same person no matter where you seen him really going to miss his jokes miss you around town Ferrell and Mae you are in my prayers
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