Rev. Vernon Luckey

I only just learned of Pastor Luckey's passing having returned to the Huntsville area for a brief visit. I had hoped to visit with him and Sissy. I have such warm memories of Pastor standing in the vestibule greeting each with a special word and or hug. When he spoke with you, he always remembered something you previously shared with him. He had a great gift for that. When he was speaking with you, it was as if you were the only one in the room. I always found myself leaning forward in...

With many fond memories, deep appreciation and greatest sympathy

Some people are friends and you know you will miss them. Others , like THE REV , as I liked to call him ,was the loss of a Brother. He was a friend , yes , but he was my Brother in Christ . Through him and his wonderful down to earth counsel I rediscovered my Faith when we moved to Atlanta in 1977. THE REV was the only man I know that could bring me to tears with his remarkable Sermons. Though for the greatest part of our relationship we didn't even live in the same state, we "lived next...

A life long family friend from many, many years ago. Our mothers were best of friends for decades after meeting at St. Stephens Lutheran Church in Decatur. A mentor to most young guys growing up in the Decatur area of the circle of church, Boy Scouts, Luther-League and carried his abilities with him as he sought his calling to become a Pastor.

A true friend of our family in our time of need at the KIA of the oldest son that did not survive the Tet Offensive at the Battle of Hue City...