Charles Duke Furrh

I hope that this candle helps you at night to know that we're thinking of you and praying for you to get some comfort. I'm glad that I had a moment to give you a hug, hugs help us feel nurtured, hugging Bubba will help you too.

The Memorial Service for Duke is today at 3 pm.at First Presbyterian Chuch at 404 N. Alamo Street in San Antonio. There will be a Recetion honoring Duke"s Life following the service at San Antonio Country Club in the Ballroom at 6800 N. New Braunfels.

The loss of a terrific person like Duke is never easy to understand. His energetic loving soul lives on. Memories of his compassion, infectious smile, love of family and friends and desire to always help the "little guy" will surely stay with everyone that knew him. Tammy and I send our condolences and prayers of peace, strength and faith for all members of the Furhh family.

My deepest condolences to your wife and children.

Thanks for the memories Zeke...may the lord have mercy on your soul...we all love the people w the most love....and you had the most..the way you helped others..the way you thought of others....before yourself..may the lord watch over your boys...we all will miss you at Irma's....peace be w you in Heaven Zeke

Thinking of you all and sharing in the loss of a good man! God bless you all.

I do not think there are words to comfort your family, we ask God to give them the strength to face what happened. Emmanuel and Veronica

We are simply heartbroken. Duke was such a bright light in our lives. His smile and sweet soul will forever live on in our hearts. Love and prayers to the family.

I pray that GOD will comfort you during this time of sorrow. Duke will be missed by all who knew him.

DeWitt Furrh

My condolences. May the God of all comfort strengthen you all during this time. Rom 15:4

Please accept my heartfelt condolences. I pray in midst of your sorrow you find comfort in all the joyful memories shared and will cherish these beautiful memories. Romans 15:13

Duke was a friend of mine. Reggie Bowman introduced me to Duke some 20 to 25 years ago. Duke was a fixture and piece of downtown Houston. I would drop in on him and he always had a smile on his face. I can remember Duke dropping in on Reggie on Nance Street and Reggie would greet him with, "It's the Dukester"! After Reggie passed in 2012, I carried on the tradition of greeting Duke as Reggie did. My heart is broken, I can't imagine the pain his family is in. God bless you Duke! You were one of the good guys!