Gail Varnadore, age 78, daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Shepherd was born on June 5, 1942 in Jacksonville, Florida. She passed away on September 16, 2020 at her residence, surrounded by her family. Gail leaves behind her beloved children Kemberly Hull (David), Tina Watkins (Marty) Vicky Varnadore and Lee Varnadore, Jr. Gail also leaves behind her siblings, Eddie Shepherd (Joyce), Norma Everett, Joanne Thomas and many precious grandchildren.
Gail loved the beach and enjoyed finding shark teeth and see shells. Gail was a great writer, her poetry and stories were heartwarming. She enjoyed traveling by cruise boat and camping at Fort Clinch State Park. Gail was a people person, and she never met a stranger. She was friendly to all that crossed her path, and her sweet smile made you feel like family.
Gail was a faithful servant of the Lord witnessing, praying and giving out bibles. She was a dedicated member of North Jacksonville Church of God in Jacksonville, Florida.
In lieu of gifts, the family asks that donations please be made to Community Hospice of North East Florida
Gail loved the beach and enjoyed finding shark teeth and see shells. Gail was a great writer, her poetry and stories were heartwarming. She enjoyed traveling by cruise boat and camping at Fort Clinch State Park. Gail was a people person, and she never met a stranger. She was friendly to all that crossed her path, and her sweet smile made you feel like family.
Gail was a faithful servant of the Lord witnessing, praying and giving out bibles. She was a dedicated member of North Jacksonville Church of God in Jacksonville, Florida.
In lieu of gifts, the family asks that donations please be made to Community Hospice of North East Florida
Gail Varnadore, age 78, daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Shepherd was born on June 5, 1942 in Jacksonville, Florida. She passed away on September 16, 2020 at her residence, surrounded by her family. Gail leaves behind her beloved children Kemberly Hull (David), Tina Watkins (Marty) Vicky Varnadore and Lee Varnadore, Jr. Gail also leaves behind her siblings, Eddie Shepherd (Joyce), Norma Everett, Joanne Thomas and many precious grandchildren.
Gail loved the beach and enjoyed finding shark teeth and see shells. Gail was a great writer, her poetry and stories were heartwarming. She enjoyed traveling by cruise boat and camping at Fort Clinch State Park. Gail was a people person, and she never met a stranger. She was friendly to all that crossed her path, and her sweet smile made you feel like family.
Gail was a faithful servant of the Lord witnessing, praying and giving out bibles. She was a dedicated member of North Jacksonville Church of God in Jacksonville, Florida.
In lieu of gifts, the family asks that donations please be made to Community Hospice of North East Florida
Gail loved the beach and enjoyed finding shark teeth and see shells. Gail was a great writer, her poetry and stories were heartwarming. She enjoyed traveling by cruise boat and camping at Fort Clinch State Park. Gail was a people person, and she never met a stranger. She was friendly to all that crossed her path, and her sweet smile made you feel like family.
Gail was a faithful servant of the Lord witnessing, praying and giving out bibles. She was a dedicated member of North Jacksonville Church of God in Jacksonville, Florida.
In lieu of gifts, the family asks that donations please be made to Community Hospice of North East Florida
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