Herbert-Layfield-Obituary

Herbert Vincent Layfield

Allentown, New York

Nov 15, 1925 – Apr 18, 2025

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BORN
November 15, 1925
DIED
April 18, 2025
LOCATION
Allentown, New York

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Herbert V. Layfield 1925-2025Herbie at 99 1/2 yrs reached his Ultimate Eternal Hall of Fame (Heaven) passing away peacefully on April 18, 2025 at his daughter Wanda and son-in-law Dan's with his loving Dog, Rexi Rue, by his side and into his forever home in the arms of Jesus. Hervert Vincent...

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Went to many area dirt tracks and was thrilled to see Herbie race. He was always one to watch make the run to the front. I would check the area tracks websites and newspapers after moving out of the area to check results. Herbie left a helluva legacy and his final induction to the Forever Hall of Fame is a well earned one. Take the checkers one more time Herb!

Dear Micki and Jack. I am sorry to hear of your father passing away. Please accept my condolences, thoughts and prayers. May God be with you and give you comfort at this time.

May your family and friends continue on with the strength and spirit of Herbert. A strong male figure. Blessings of comfort for all

Love you grandpa, I hope it´s a dream come true and you and your brothers are back on the dirt tracks! You will forever be missed. Till we meet again!

RIP Herb! You lived a long life and sounds like you did many interesting things! Love, Gloria and Wolfgang Armbruster and Family ( Charlie Walc's sister and family)

The love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Race on #48.... So many wonderful memories of a great guy and a great racer. One memory I recall was after a tough race and car troubles at Smethport (circa 1956). When we met him after the races, he was notably upset but in good humor. His words were "I´d like to sell the dam thing for 30 cents". I recall those words and the the laughs for the night. Of course he was back the next week full of energy and excitement ready for the next race. He and Imy were good friends with my...

so for the familys loss great man . Loved watching him race and talking to him / GOD bless going to be sadly missed

Sending condolences to Herbie's family...he was such a sweet gentleman...I met Herbie and his family over 20 years ago..through my son's father ...Rick Taylor...and was truly blessed to know them...I would stop by the Allentown Country Market in Allentown NY and there I would see his family and him there...they were alwsys friendly and fun. They all made you feel welcomed and like you were family. Herbie ..you will be missed by many you blessed in your lifetime. Now you are in the comfort...