Rev. Tolbert E. McNutt

I traveled for 25 years all across America in music ministry! I sang for Tal many times! One Friday I was going east toward a Sunday booking in Maine! As I came to an exit for I-93 I thought I've got a couple extra days I wonder, should I go up to Rumney and say hello? So I did the spiritual thing and flipped a coin... and headed north! He gave me dinner and a room told me he just had a disagreement with the Saturday night concert artist and I was it! I just happened to have a brand new album...

Tal was a very good friend of mine!

I was looking through the internet and decided to search for a bio on Tal. It's been a long time. Priscilla and I settled in Wheaton Illinois after many years of work in publishing with Scripture Press and Tyndale House. Trust you are well. Tal entered a much deserved rest. May his memory live on. Wightman Weese

While in their home at Rumney, my wife and I enjoyed Tal's and Evie's warm hospitality so much. One story that stuck with me came from WWII. Tal served as a gunner for the remote-turret on the P-61 Black Widow night fighter. He talked about how tricky it was to control the turret.

Dear Evie, I just heard about Tal's "homegoing." My mom also went to be with the Lord in March. What a reunion we will experience someday! I have many memories of you both at Rumney and also the many times Tal spoke at dad's churches throughout the years. You are in my prayers!
Love In Jesus, Elaine (Hartman) Weferling

Hello Evie, What a time of rejoicing there must be in Heaven! Tal is home! I have many wonderful memories of Rumney from our years at Brookdale when Ed and I brought our Youth Groups up there for winter retreats. They were wonderful years. Tal was always "up" and with his positive attitude, won the hearts of all of us. God used him in so many wonderful and mighty ways to build His Kingdom. I know you will miss him, Evie, as I missed my Ed when the Lord took him home. But we have our...

Tal was a traveling disciple-maker, a loving itinerant evangelist and Bible teacher.

He continued coming into the prison (where I serve as chaplain) even when his health was faltering. The last time he led about 2.5 hours of teaching while wearing a portable oxygen tank!

Faithful to the uttermost.

Pastor Byron Westbrook, Huntington Street Baptist Church, New London, CT

As a late teenager i sat under the preaching of Tal on many a Saturday night in Park Street Church (Youth for Christ). I will always cherish those wonderful days as well as the trips to the Rumney Bible camp.