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William Llewellyn Powell

Dallas, Texas

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Powell, William Llewellyn Longtime Dallas resident and civil engineer died Sunday, March 22, 2009. He would have celebrated his 98th birthday on April 27th. He was born in a residence on Allen Street, just off McKinney in Dallas, Texas, on April 27, 1911, the first child of William Jenner Powell...

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To the Powell family:
On behalf of Holy Family Episcopal Church-McKinney and the Rev. George Collina, we send you our condolences for your loss. God's servant was remembered in the Prayers of the People at Holy Family. We rejoice in God's promise of life eternal for those who have heard the voice of the Savior.
Faithfully in Christ,
The Rev. Harold C. Lowe

What a beautiful send-off on Saturday! I have only the fondest memories of Llewellyn and the whole Powell family. Your fine family owes so much of its strength and grace to Billy and Llewellyn. Being the humble man that I knew him to be, I doubt he realized what an impact he had on so many lives, mine included. Since he was my godfather, from an early age I identified him closely with God! The Lord certainly had a faithful representative here on earth in Llewellyn Powell. We all are so...

Dear Powell Family:
I was saddened to hear of the passing of Mr. Powell. As a young engineer in Dallas in the early 1980’s, I had occasion to meet Mr. Powell many times. My Father, Billy L. Stephenson, who was also a civil engineer, was a friend and we would often see Mr. Powell at various professional society meetings. Mr. Powell was an inspiration. I have always hoped to be able to do the kind of work and act as honorably as Mr. Powell. Indeed, Mr. Powell was a lion among men.
Once...

Dear Powell family,

I am writing for the Nick Mumford family. Our sympathies are with you at this time of your loss.

When we lived in Grand Prairie, Billie and Llewellyn were close friends with my parents. Llewellyn was my godfather and I always felt a special kinship with him. When I was very young he teased me that I couldn't pronounce my name, calling me "Wybys" as I said Elizabeth. We moved to Michigan in the 60's and I lost all contact with him.

I am glad to...

Dear Powell family,
The McGill family mourns the death of your father/father-in-law/grandfather/greatgrandfather along with you. Married to my godmother, he continued to influence my life throughout his. He was a true churchman and everytime I was tempted to think there was nobody left who wanted to faithful to the one, real, true and living God, Llewellyn came to mind and my faith was renewed.
What a great spirit, what a great gift to the world and to the church, what a great gift to...

Abraham Lincoln said, "And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." Mr. Powell excelled in both quality and quantity of life, from the work he completed and the lives that he touched. I barely knew Mr. Powell but know some of his family and am confident in saying that the planet is a better place because of him.
My condolences to his family and friends.

Dear Family Members,
I was deeply saddened to hear about the death of Mr. Powell.
I am impressed with Mr. Powell's contributions to Civil Engineering field. I know how difficult this must be for you. You are in my thoughts and prayers. May God bless you during this time and always.