Floyd A. Welch, 79, of Waldo passed away Feb. 6, 2015, at his home. He was born on July 1, 1935, in Knox, the son of Harvey and Ella (Thompson) Welch. Floyd was a veteran of the United States Marines. One of his favorite times was November, which meant hunting season. Floyd also enjoyed spending time in his workshop with his buddies, where there was an open door policy, and “the light was always on.” There they enjoyed making deer sausage, telling stories, and doing puzzles. He was so happy to have listened to the Patriots win one more Superbowl last Sunday.
He is predeceased by his parents, spouse Wilma (Young) Welch, and brothers Ervin and Carl Welch.
Floyd is survived by his children Cathy Kenney and husband Steve of Brooks, Richard Welch and wife Beverley of Tennessee, Lesley Raffel and husband Paul of Lisbon, and Harvey Welch of Waldo; siblings Phyllis, Marie, Mildred and Louise; seven grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; companion and dog Jada Rose and many other granddogs; special friends Marshall Harriman, Neil Wood, Huggy Coonan, Rodney Young, and Steve and Mike Welch.
He is predeceased by his parents, spouse Wilma (Young) Welch, and brothers Ervin and Carl Welch.
Floyd is survived by his children Cathy Kenney and husband Steve of Brooks, Richard Welch and wife Beverley of Tennessee, Lesley Raffel and husband Paul of Lisbon, and Harvey Welch of Waldo; siblings Phyllis, Marie, Mildred and Louise; seven grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; companion and dog Jada Rose and many other granddogs; special friends Marshall Harriman, Neil Wood, Huggy Coonan, Rodney Young, and Steve and Mike Welch.
Floyd A. Welch, 79, of Waldo passed away Feb. 6, 2015, at his home. He was born on July 1, 1935, in Knox, the son of Harvey and Ella (Thompson) Welch. Floyd was a veteran of the United States Marines. One of his favorite times was November, which meant hunting season. Floyd also enjoyed spending time in his workshop with his buddies, where there was an open door policy, and “the light was always on.” There they enjoyed making deer sausage, telling stories, and doing puzzles. He was so happy to have listened to the Patriots win one more Superbowl last Sunday.
He is predeceased by his parents, spouse Wilma (Young) Welch, and brothers Ervin and Carl Welch.
Floyd is survived by his children Cathy Kenney and husband Steve of Brooks, Richard Welch and wife Beverley of Tennessee, Lesley Raffel and husband Paul of Lisbon, and Harvey Welch of Waldo; siblings Phyllis, Marie, Mildred and Louise; seven grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; companion and dog Jada Rose and many other granddogs; special friends Marshall Harriman, Neil Wood, Huggy Coonan, Rodney Young, and Steve and Mike Welch.
He is predeceased by his parents, spouse Wilma (Young) Welch, and brothers Ervin and Carl Welch.
Floyd is survived by his children Cathy Kenney and husband Steve of Brooks, Richard Welch and wife Beverley of Tennessee, Lesley Raffel and husband Paul of Lisbon, and Harvey Welch of Waldo; siblings Phyllis, Marie, Mildred and Louise; seven grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; companion and dog Jada Rose and many other granddogs; special friends Marshall Harriman, Neil Wood, Huggy Coonan, Rodney Young, and Steve and Mike Welch.
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