Pastor Elder Dr. Fletcher Hubbard Sr.

Rip

When I was 6. Mom listen every morning he would say get up and make an A today you hear.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Sending prayers to Mr.Hubbards family and all that loved him.I ran into Mr.Hubbard several months back at the post office.He was trying to get the mail out of his P O box and had several different keys.I saw him trying to see what key would work,so I went over to assist and we both ultimately went to the window to ask for assistance.None of his keys worked,I asked the lady if she could open his box for him this time and she did.The attendant and I both tried to get him to give all the other...

I didn't know Pastor Hubbard that well but on occasion, when I did some maintenance to the building where he had his radio station, he would warmly greet me with a smile and a word about God's glory. He was a very dedicated man and I am saddened by his passing even though I know he is with the Lord.

My sincere condolences to the Hubbard family and may the Lord comfort and keep all of you. As children, my siblings and I always look forward to hearing Elder Hubbard reminding us on the radio to "get up you sleepy heads, it's time for school." He was always cheery and up beat. He was an icon in the Lynchburg communities, and will be remembered for his sunny disposition. Rest well Sir!

He was an old friend of our parents Bessie and Lawrence Graves. He did their taxes. My mom listened to his gospel hour every morning. He reached out to Camp 29, never forgot. A pioneer for FM radio. He will never be forgotten.