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Larry Wayne Rodarmer, 69 of Brooksville passed away April 6, 2012 after a long illness.
He was born August 15, 1942 in Grand Rapids, Michigan and came to Brooksville in 1988.
Larry attended high school at Grand Rapids Creston High in 1959 and graduated from Grand Rapids Junior College. He served in the U.S. Air Force, and retired in 1987 after 22 years of service from the E. Grand Rapids Police Department as a Sergeant.
Larry is predeceased by his mother, Margaret L. Rodarmer (Hulsapple) and father, Charles H. Rodarmer.
He is survived by his Beloved wife, Arline; son, Randy Rodarmer; daughter, Heather Lynn; all of Florida; half brothers, Charles Rodarmer, Harold Rodarmer and half sister, Phyllis ViderVol; all of Michigan, and grand-daughter, Chessa Rodarmer.
Gathering In Memory will be held Friday, April 13th from 3-4 p.m. at the Brooksville Chapel of Brewer and Sons Funeral Home with a Celebration of Life Service to follow. Pastor Tom Rutherford officiating.
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"Crossing Over"
Oh, please don't feel guilty
It was just my time to go.
I see you are still feeling sad,
And the tears just seem to flow.
We all come to earth for our lifetime,
And for some it's not many years
I don't want you to keep crying
You are shedding so many tears.
I haven't really left you
Even though it may seem so.
I have just gone to my heavenly home,
And I'm closer to you than you know.
Just believe that when you say
my name, I'm standing next to you,
I know you long to see me,
But there's nothing I can do.
But I'll still send you messages
And hope you understand,
That when your time comes to
"cross over," I'll be there
to take your hand.
–Author Unknown
~~~~~~~~~~ ೋღ☃ღೋ ~~~~~~~~~~
Larry Wayne Rodarmer, 69 of Brooksville passed away April 6, 2012 after a long illness.
He was born August 15, 1942 in Grand Rapids, Michigan and came to Brooksville in 1988.
Larry attended high school at Grand Rapids Creston High in 1959 and graduated from Grand Rapids Junior College. He served in the U.S. Air Force, and retired in 1987 after 22 years of service from the E. Grand Rapids Police Department as a Sergeant.
Larry is predeceased by his mother, Margaret L. Rodarmer (Hulsapple) and father, Charles H. Rodarmer.
He is survived by his Beloved wife, Arline; son, Randy Rodarmer; daughter, Heather Lynn; all of Florida; half brothers, Charles Rodarmer, Harold Rodarmer and half sister, Phyllis ViderVol; all of Michigan, and grand-daughter, Chessa Rodarmer.
Gathering In Memory will be held Friday, April 13th from 3-4 p.m. at the Brooksville Chapel of Brewer and Sons Funeral Home with a Celebration of Life Service to follow. Pastor Tom Rutherford officiating.
~~~~~~~~~~ ೋღ☃ღೋ ~~~~~~~~~~
"Crossing Over"
Oh, please don't feel guilty
It was just my time to go.
I see you are still feeling sad,
And the tears just seem to flow.
We all come to earth for our lifetime,
And for some it's not many years
I don't want you to keep crying
You are shedding so many tears.
I haven't really left you
Even though it may seem so.
I have just gone to my heavenly home,
And I'm closer to you than you know.
Just believe that when you say
my name, I'm standing next to you,
I know you long to see me,
But there's nothing I can do.
But I'll still send you messages
And hope you understand,
That when your time comes to
"cross over," I'll be there
to take your hand.
–Author Unknown
~~~~~~~~~~ ೋღ☃ღೋ ~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~ ೋღ☃ღೋ ~~~~~~~~~~
Larry Wayne Rodarmer, 69 of Brooksville passed away April 6, 2012 after a long illness.
He was born August 15, 1942 in Grand Rapids, Michigan and came to Brooksville in 1988.
Larry attended high school at Grand Rapids Creston High in 1959 and graduated from Grand Rapids Junior College. He served in the U.S. Air Force, and retired in 1987 after 22 years of service from the E. Grand Rapids Police Department as a Sergeant.
Larry is predeceased by his mother, Margaret L. Rodarmer (Hulsapple) and father, Charles H. Rodarmer.
He is survived by his Beloved wife, Arline; son, Randy Rodarmer; daughter, Heather Lynn; all of Florida; half brothers, Charles Rodarmer, Harold Rodarmer and half sister, Phyllis ViderVol; all of Michigan, and grand-daughter, Chessa Rodarmer.
Gathering In Memory will be held Friday, April 13th from 3-4 p.m. at the Brooksville Chapel of Brewer and Sons Funeral Home with a Celebration of Life Service to follow. Pastor Tom Rutherford officiating.
~~~~~~~~~~ ೋღ☃ღೋ ~~~~~~~~~~
"Crossing Over"
Oh, please don't feel guilty
It was just my time to go.
I see you are still feeling sad,
And the tears just seem to flow.
We all come to earth for our lifetime,
And for some it's not many years
I don't want you to keep crying
You are shedding so many tears.
I haven't really left you
Even though it may seem so.
I have just gone to my heavenly home,
And I'm closer to you than you know.
Just believe that when you say
my name, I'm standing next to you,
I know you long to see me,
But there's nothing I can do.
But I'll still send you messages
And hope you understand,
That when your time comes to
"cross over," I'll be there
to take your hand.
–Author Unknown
~~~~~~~~~~ ೋღ☃ღೋ ~~~~~~~~~~
Larry Wayne Rodarmer, 69 of Brooksville passed away April 6, 2012 after a long illness.
He was born August 15, 1942 in Grand Rapids, Michigan and came to Brooksville in 1988.
Larry attended high school at Grand Rapids Creston High in 1959 and graduated from Grand Rapids Junior College. He served in the U.S. Air Force, and retired in 1987 after 22 years of service from the E. Grand Rapids Police Department as a Sergeant.
Larry is predeceased by his mother, Margaret L. Rodarmer (Hulsapple) and father, Charles H. Rodarmer.
He is survived by his Beloved wife, Arline; son, Randy Rodarmer; daughter, Heather Lynn; all of Florida; half brothers, Charles Rodarmer, Harold Rodarmer and half sister, Phyllis ViderVol; all of Michigan, and grand-daughter, Chessa Rodarmer.
Gathering In Memory will be held Friday, April 13th from 3-4 p.m. at the Brooksville Chapel of Brewer and Sons Funeral Home with a Celebration of Life Service to follow. Pastor Tom Rutherford officiating.
~~~~~~~~~~ ೋღ☃ღೋ ~~~~~~~~~~
"Crossing Over"
Oh, please don't feel guilty
It was just my time to go.
I see you are still feeling sad,
And the tears just seem to flow.
We all come to earth for our lifetime,
And for some it's not many years
I don't want you to keep crying
You are shedding so many tears.
I haven't really left you
Even though it may seem so.
I have just gone to my heavenly home,
And I'm closer to you than you know.
Just believe that when you say
my name, I'm standing next to you,
I know you long to see me,
But there's nothing I can do.
But I'll still send you messages
And hope you understand,
That when your time comes to
"cross over," I'll be there
to take your hand.
–Author Unknown
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