GREENVILLE — Whipple Zane Durall Sr., 79, of Greenville died at 2:05 p.m. Friday, Aug. 6, 2010, at Maple Manor Health Care in Greenville. He was born on Dec. 17, 1930, in Muhlenberg County. He was a Navy veteran and worked for 21 years at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. He was a member of PowderlyContinue Reading
Patricia Freeman
left a message on August 11, 2010:
The grief that is felt when we lose a loved one may seem unbearable. At such times, we can go to God's word for comfort. God too feels hurt when an individual dies. That is why the encouragement found at Revelation 21:4 assure us that "He will remove sorrow and death will be no more." According to this scripture, there will come a time when those we have lost to death will be brought back by means of a resurrection by the Almighty God. May the family find the comfort that God makes available to all persons.
Janet Lewis
left a message on August 9, 2010:
I will always treasure the times we were together as a family. My daughters still talk about the way Uncle Whipplw made them laugh by acting goofy. That was my Uncle Whipple, he was always making someone laugh or smile. My prayers are with Aunt Clara and all of the cousins. Heaven has received a very special angel.
Tri-State Br.-#105, FRA
left a message on August 9, 2010:
Fleet Reserve Association Tri-State Branch and Unit #105 C/o 4100 Kipling Drive Owensboro, Kentucky 42303-7220 In recognition of Whipple Z. Durall, Sr.’s honorable service to the United States of America and the United States Navy; We extend our appreciation and gratitude for his service to God, Country, and the U. S. Navy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow. On behalf of the members of our Branch and Unit, we offer our condolences. In Loyalty, Protection & Service, The Shipmates & Ladies of Tri-State Branch & Unit #105, FRA
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Patricia Freeman
left a message on August 11, 2010:
The grief that is felt when we lose a loved one may seem unbearable. At such times, we can go to God's word for comfort. God too feels hurt when an individual dies. That is why the encouragement found at Revelation 21:4 assure us that "He will remove sorrow and death will be no more." According to this scripture, there will come a time when those we have lost to death will be brought back by means of a resurrection by the Almighty God. May the family find the comfort that God makes available to all persons.
Janet Lewis
left a message on August 9, 2010:
I will always treasure the times we were together as a family. My daughters still talk about the way Uncle Whipplw made them laugh by acting goofy. That was my Uncle Whipple, he was always making someone laugh or smile. My prayers are with Aunt Clara and all of the cousins. Heaven has received a very special angel.
Tri-State Br.-#105, FRA
left a message on August 9, 2010:
Fleet Reserve Association Tri-State Branch and Unit #105 C/o 4100 Kipling Drive Owensboro, Kentucky 42303-7220 In recognition of Whipple Z. Durall, Sr.’s honorable service to the United States of America and the United States Navy; We extend our appreciation and gratitude for his service to God, Country, and the U. S. Navy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow. On behalf of the members of our Branch and Unit, we offer our condolences. In Loyalty, Protection & Service, The Shipmates & Ladies of Tri-State Branch & Unit #105, FRA
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