Melvin Neil Watts Sr.

Melvin, Jr. Ethel & Family:

Let not your heart be troubled, believe in God. durning your hours of bereavement.
"But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus." Phil. 4:19

Deacon Kermit & Rev. Ruby Thames

Remembering a life well lived. My fondest memories of the entire Watts family date back to when they lived in Linglestown. Being good friends with his daughter Connie, I spent a lot of time in their home. I know it was my safe haven. A family with two beautiful parents who always made me feel welcome and loved. Looking back, Mr. Watts employed just about every young teenage boy in our neighborhood, giving them their first job opportunity! What a wonderful human being. Sending loving...

Mel and his sons did several jobs at our house. He had a great attitude and sense of humor, he was a joy to be around. I visited him several times during his last days, and he was always nice to be around. Our sympathy goes to his family, we lost a good person who made the world a better place.
Rich & Gloria Miller

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

Condolences from his Shipmates aboard the USS Missouri BB-63. "We Remember"

, WE KNEW ALL THE FAMILY. PLUS MEL DID SOME BRICK WORK HERE, WE SEND OUR SYMPATHY !PAULINE AND LLOYD WAGNER

I remember Mel so well from my youth when My dad Bill Oates took me to the farm to small game hunt and Mel always had a smile and a story about hunting. And Cookie always had something good to eat after the hunt. That was way too many years ago but the memories of Mel hang tight with me. He will be missed and I am so sorry for your loss of a great man.