Eason Andrews

Still missing you old friend........ Daniel

I am sorry to hear that Mr Eason passed. I have know him for 47 years, my mother(Willie Mae Andrews)worked with him at Radney Funeral Home for many years.

a true gentleman, I met eason at toulmin lodge in 1961. I am past matron of toulmin chapter # 455 .

Mr. Eason was truly a wonderful funeral director. I met Mr. Eason while attending Bishop State in Mobile and I was taking classes to become a funeral director and embalmer. After graduating and actually working as an embalmer, I have called him on difficult cases and he was so helpful and kind. I know he is home in heaven now and I pray that God comforts his family during this time.

I have had the honor and prevledge of working with Eason over the years and have learned alot from his caring knowledge and ways. God Blees you my Friend.

Eason became my friend when I was in my early 20's. I was a young pastor and he was so kind to me. Over the years we had many conversations at the funeral home, before and after funerals. We also met and had prayer meeting together. I will miss Eason and that old truck he drove. He was a good man and a true friend.

It was always a surprise and a pleasure to bump into you around town. And you never called me by my name, you always called me "Myrt's daughter". I dont think you realized how much that meant to me. Goodbye Eason, and please tell my Mom I said "Hello".

I'll miss our little chats.

I knew Eason thru all the years of loseing my family members he was always a very nice person may God be with his family. My son who was also in the Funeral Business knew him and thought a lot of him