Truman F. Yoder

Truman and I both used to work in the office at International Harvester Company in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He was a good friend of Tony Gaff, and I believe they used to ride to work together. Our sympathy is extended to Truman's family.

To the Yoder family - I'm so sorry for your loss. Truman and Marlene knew my parents for a few years in Lufkin and always made a point to send each of us three kids a birthday card as we were growing up - it was always a special treat to receive that birthday card and a $1 bill as a child. He will be missed.

My condolences to the family. I grew up in the Lancewood Addition. I remember Mr. Yoder from the many, many trips he would walk around the circle and his friendly smile to all us kids riding bikes and playing in the neighborhood. So sad to hear of his passing, but so blessed to have grown up with the Yoders as our neighbors.

To Marlene and all the Yoder family. I am so very sorry for your loss. We enjoyed the CD so much that we received at Christmas. As a neighbor he was the best, and we always enjoyed birthday and anniversery cards from him every year.
Just two days ago, I sent him a card at the Nursing home to inform him of the death of my husband Carl on January 3rd. I know the loss you are all feeling, but many memories will
live on.

My love to you all,
Judy Wannemacher

On behalf of the students, faculty, and staff of Manchester College in Indiana, I share our sympathies with all of Truman Yoder's family and friends. He was a man who lived a life of kindness, adventure, love, and gratitude. These are the qualities we nurture in our students each day. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Jo Young Switzer, President, Manchester College

Condolences to the family from an Indiana relative.

Prayers and MUCH LOVE to the family of the sweetest and most caring man I have ever known. He brought me a lemon filled donut and a diet Pepsi every grocery day for years. He will be GREATLY MISSED.

Linda Nelson and Family

Prayers and much Love to the family of the sweetest and most caring man I have ever known. He will be GREATLY MISSED , but never forgotten.

Linda Nelson and Family

Prayers and much Love to the family of the sweetest and most caring man I have ever known. He will be GREATLY MISSED , but never for- gotten.

Linda Nelson and Family

I have so many fond memories of Mr Yoder. I grew up around the corner from him in Lancewood. He was such a kind and thoughful man. Rest in peace dear friend.

I have many fond memories of Mr. Yoder. I grew up right around the corner from him in Lancewood. He was such a kind and interesting man. Rest in peace dear friend.

I'm so sorry to hear about Mr. Yoder. He and Marlene were customers of ours for years and always so kind. And the birthday cards that he would send..what a blessing he was. Speak of him often and it will bring a smile to your face.