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Mr. Wilhite died on Saturday, August 26, 2023 at his residence. He was born July 19, 1955, in Morgan County, to Virgil Phil Wilhite and Veda Levell McAbee.
Mr. Wilhite was married to his wife, Annie, for 48 years. He loved his wife, his kids and his grandkids with all of his heart and enjoyed spending time with his grandbabies. He loved Jesus and enjoyed driving his tractor. He was employed by Nicholson File, in the production department and then years later owned a Trucking Company: Kullman Express, prior to his retirement.
Survivors include
Wife - Annie Waldrop Wilhite
Son - Jackie Wilhite
Daughter - Amanda Wilhite Tucker (Gabe Tucker)
Brother - Virgil Wilhite
Sisters - Brenda Ball
Debbie Hackler
Gayle Vogel
Eight Grandchildren - Desiree Wilhite, Camille Gibbs, Giselle Gibbs, Hudson Wilhite, Sage Wilhite, Milly Tucker, Kameryn Tucker and Heidi Tucker.
One Great Grandchild - Ealyn Wilhite
Hudson Wilhite, Chris Ball, John Shaddrix, J.D. Landers, Anthony Hendrix and Garrett Ball will be pallbearers.
Peck Funeral Home
1600 Hwy 31 SW
P.O. Box 427
Hartselle, AL 35640
256.773.2541
256.773.2543 (Fax)
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