Gregory Lynn Powell, Sr., 60, husband of Sharon Powell, died Saturday, September 26, 2020. Born in Huntsville, AL, he was the son of the late Respress and Sarah Clark Powell, Jr. Gregory retired from the United States Navy as a Chief Petty Officer with 20 years of service. He loved spending time with his wife remodelingContinue Reading
Jim and Carol Hopkins
left a message on September 30, 2020:
Greg was such a sweet quiet guy. I never heard him say an unkind word. He actually never said much but you knew he loved the Lord and loved Sharon and the entire family. One day we had just left church and had car trouble, he stopped and helped even though he had out of town family and places to go that day. Even if inconvenient, he would help out! Greg, you are missed here.
Sharon Livingston Davidson
left a message on September 29, 2020:
I still can’t believe you’re gone. I keep remembering this silly, funny boy in high school. Sure sounds like you made quite a man of yourself! I’m proud to have known you!
Gregory Powell Jr
left a message on September 29, 2020:
Dad, you meant the world to me! You were my hero, my go to when I needed help. I'm not sure what to do right now with you being gone. Who can I call when I have questions? Who's going to get on to me when I do something wrong, then call me later and apologize for getting on to me. There are still so many things I need your help with and advice on. Even though this is hard for me to understand and accept. I know you are in a better place with no more pain and no more suffering. Rest easy Old Man, until we see each other again. I love you
Angela
left a message on September 29, 2020:
Uncle Greg,
When Nanny remarried and I attended her ceremony I felt a little uneasy bc I had been away for so long. I will never forget the moment that you must have sensed that and came and sat down beside me and we carried on a conversation and you made me feel so comfortable. I will never forget that moment. I’m so sorry that we can’t be there but I know you are in the arms of the greatest angel I have ever known, you called her mom and I called her Nanny. May you rest in love.
When Nanny remarried and I attended her ceremony I felt a little uneasy bc I had been away for so long. I will never forget the moment that you must have sensed that and came and sat down beside me and we carried on a conversation and you made me feel so comfortable. I will never forget that moment. I’m so sorry that we can’t be there but I know you are in the arms of the greatest angel I have ever known, you called her mom and I called her Nanny. May you rest in love.
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Jim and Carol Hopkins
left a message on September 30, 2020:
Greg was such a sweet quiet guy. I never heard him say an unkind word. He actually never said much but you knew he loved the Lord and loved Sharon and the entire family. One day we had just left church and had car trouble, he stopped and helped even though he had out of town family and places to go that day. Even if inconvenient, he would help out! Greg, you are missed here.
Sharon Livingston Davidson
left a message on September 29, 2020:
I still can’t believe you’re gone. I keep remembering this silly, funny boy in high school. Sure sounds like you made quite a man of yourself! I’m proud to have known you!
Gregory Powell Jr
left a message on September 29, 2020:
Dad, you meant the world to me! You were my hero, my go to when I needed help. I'm not sure what to do right now with you being gone. Who can I call when I have questions? Who's going to get on to me when I do something wrong, then call me later and apologize for getting on to me. There are still so many things I need your help with and advice on. Even though this is hard for me to understand and accept. I know you are in a better place with no more pain and no more suffering. Rest easy Old Man, until we see each other again. I love you
Angela
left a message on September 29, 2020:
Uncle Greg,
When Nanny remarried and I attended her ceremony I felt a little uneasy bc I had been away for so long. I will never forget the moment that you must have sensed that and came and sat down beside me and we carried on a conversation and you made me feel so comfortable. I will never forget that moment. I’m so sorry that we can’t be there but I know you are in the arms of the greatest angel I have ever known, you called her mom and I called her Nanny. May you rest in love.
When Nanny remarried and I attended her ceremony I felt a little uneasy bc I had been away for so long. I will never forget the moment that you must have sensed that and came and sat down beside me and we carried on a conversation and you made me feel so comfortable. I will never forget that moment. I’m so sorry that we can’t be there but I know you are in the arms of the greatest angel I have ever known, you called her mom and I called her Nanny. May you rest in love.
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