Wilbur-Tennant-Obituary

Wilbur Earl Tennant

Washington, West Virginia

Mar 6, 1942 – May 15, 2009 (Age 67)

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BORN
March 6, 1942
DIED
May 15, 2009
AGE
67
LOCATION
Washington, West Virginia

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W. Earl Tennant Wilbur Earl Tennant, 67 of New England passed away suddenly at his residence May 15, 2009. He was born at New England, a son of the late Blaine Tennant and Lydia (Wildman) Tennant. Earl retired from the WV Department of Highways as an equipment operator. He had formerly worked for the Wood County Schools as a bus driver and was a farmer his whole life. In addition to farming, Earl was an outdoorsman. He especially enjoyed hunting, working in the garden and around the farm with his grandson Josh and spending time with family, friends and especially his grandchildren. Surviving is his wife of 34 years, Sandy (Knight) Tennant, two daughters: Crystal Tennant and her fiancee Dana Wheeler and Amy Brode and husband Phillip, of New England, three brothers: Jack Tennant, whom he considered his best friend, of New England and Charlie and James Tennant of Parkersburg, sister Mary Catherine McIntyre of Walker, half sister Sharon Wells of Parkersburg, 5 grandchildren: Shaila, Joshua, Tiffany, Hunter and Ashley and special friends Dave and Mary Yoder of Sugar Creek, OH. Funeral services will be Monday 11AM at the Leavitt Funeral Home, Parkersburg with Pastor Larry Dale officiating. Visitation will be Sunday 2-8PM. In keeping with Earl's wishes, he will be cremated and his remains will be buried at the New England Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Online guests may send condolences to the family by visiting www.LeavittFuneralHome.com.

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Thank you for saving the world from the adverse health affects of teflon

My condolences to you & your whanau.

With love from New Zealand.

It all started with you and your family. Peace, sir.

An American hero.

Thank you to the man whose perseverance and bravery saved millions of lives, and thank you to his family for your endurance as well. Mr. Tennant is a hero for whom I am grateful.

Dear Tennant family,
How can one possibly ever thank you, your Dad, and your family/relatives enough to say how grateful we are for being SO BRAVE and literally saving milions and millions of lives all around the world! What a wonderful group of heroes all of you are! Thank you to all of you and Mr. Bilott and Mr. Ruffalo. You have changed the world for the better and we will never forget any of you and your bravery and kindness! Not ever.

Mr. Wilbur Tenant,
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Thank you for fighting for our safety. Rest In Peace, you are a hero.

Thank you for what you did and being brave and persistent enough to speak up when no one else would

Thank you sir. Rest In Peace.