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Dwayne David Rankin, age 68, passed away doing his passion, driving 18-wheeler / log trucking. His actions that day saved countless lives. "Always keeping the guy in the woods on their toes!
Born July 1, 1956, to the late, Walter and Betty Elizabeth (Rizer) Rankin. In addition to his parents he is preceded by a sister, Karen (Rankin) Green; nephew, Scott Green; Brother-in-law, Darrell Garrison.
Dwayne was a born again Christian. A life member, deacon and greeter, of Little Meadows Baptist Church. He recently joined the Sons of American Legion Post 24. He loved family and treasured his friends. His passion was collecting firearms from long ago and hunting but mostly driving truck. Dwayne will truly be missed by many, never forgotten by all.
He is survived by his wife & soulmate since high school, Robin Rankin; children, Charity Georg and husband John Georg, Randy Dennal and Kristian Bittinger; Grandchildren,
Alex and Austin Bittinger, Brianna and Kennedy Bittinger; sister, Sharon Garrison; nephews and niece, Brian Garrison and Galen Garrison, Noel Green Wilson and husband Dave; and numerous great nephews and nieces; his best friend, Mike Williams,
Dwyane was cremated and a memorial service will be held at Grantsville Fire Department, 178 Spring Rd., Grantsville, MD 21536, on Saturday, May 24th at 6 pm.
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Psalms 118 : 5-9, Psalms 118: 20-21
In my distress I called to the lord, he answered me and set me free. The lord is with me, I will not be afraid: What can anyone do to me? It is the lord who helps me, I will see my enemies defeated. It is better to trust in the lord then to depend on man. It is better to trust in the lord then to depend on human leaders. This is the gate of the lord only the righteous can go in. I praise you, lord, because you heard me because you have given me victory.
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