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ABERNATHY, Jack F., 88, passed away May 21, 2012. He was a lifelong resident of Tampa, graduating from Hillsborough High School. He attended the University of Florida where upon he was drafted into the U.S. Army to serve in WWII with the 106th infantry division. He was captured during the Battle of the Bulge and imprisoned until the liberation by U.S. Forces. He spent his career in the automobile business. He was proud of his service to his country and most importantly, his family. He is survived by his loving wife of 63 years, Nora E. Abernathy; his three children, daughter, Sandra and Ted Palfy; daughter, Susie and Wayne Timmerman; son, Jack and Shelia Abernathy; grand-children, Kim Gouge, Nikki Bedell, Kevin Ferguson, Bryan Abernathy, Shara Rutledge; and 8 great-grandchildren. The family would like to thank the staff at James A. Haley VA Hospital and Suncoast Hospice. Graveside services will be held at 10 am May 25 at the Myrtle Hill Cemetery in Tampa. The family will receive friends at the Abernathy home following the service. R. Lee Williams & Son 3530 49th St. No www.rlwilliams.com
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I wish to extend to you and to members of your family my deepest sympathy on your loss. May the Lord's loving promises comfort you and give you strength as you walk through this difficult time. On behalf of a greatful nation as an expression of appreciation for the honorable and faithful service rendered by your loved one. “Honoring Those Who Served-Ministry” (If you wish a personalized memorial card mailed to you with history of playing of taps, 21 gun salute, meaning of each fold of the flag as a keepsake, please send me your home address to where the card be mailed. Send to: Chaplain Richard Reuer, 1206 6th St SW, Minot, ND 58701. Please make sure that you give the name of the deceased veteran when submitting your request. This is a free service to fallen veteran families.) Thank you for your loved ones faithful service to our great country.
Chaplain Richard Reuer
May 24, 2012
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