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H. Durst Obituary
H. Lee Durst, 78, passed away peacefully Nov. 27, 2004.
He was born in Akron, Ohio, in 1926, had worked for Sealt est Dairy, Bolin Oil, Reynolds Trucking Co., and was a veteran of World War II.
He is survived by his loving wife of 54 years, Noreen. He was a wonderful father to his sons and daughters, David (Kathy) and Jerry, Karen (Mike) Hodges, Rhonda, Norlee; grandfather of Michelle (Tim), Robert and Kevin, Matthew and Michael, Jenny and Sarah (Jeff); great-grandfather of Stephanie. He also leaves his sister, Arline (Jack) Hart of Minnesota; nephew, Russell (Barb) Hart of Illinois; niece, Linda (Bill) Hart of Minnesota.
A memorial service will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday at Greensburgh United Methodist Church, 2161 Greensburg Rd. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Green Good Neighbors, 2161 Greensburg Rd., PO Box 155, Green, Ohio 44232. (NEW COMER-FARLEY, 330-784-3334.)
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Memories and Condolences
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Linda Hart
December 7, 2004
Bill, Dan, Liz and I are so very sorry about Uncle Lee's death. I will miss him at family gatherings around the kitchen table. All my love, Linda
Bill & Teresa Murphy & Family
December 5, 2004
Dearest Durst Family...our hearts go out to you with the passing of such as wonderful man. Although he has left this earth, he will always have a special place in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. We think of you all often, and will be sending our prayers your way during this difficult holiday season.
PATTI BARRETT
December 4, 2004
I am so sorry for your lost. It is so sad that we have this in common. The Lord is watching over us all and somehow we will survive. May the peace that surpasses all understanding be with you all, now and always.
Bank One Manchester
December 3, 2004
To the Durst Family,
Thoughts of deepest Sympathy are with you and yours at this time.
Lyn Jones
December 3, 2004
Oh, Durst family, how our hearts ache with you. Mr. Lee was a fine man--husband , father,grandfather, friend. We will always cherish our memories of sitting just-inside-the-garage for those famous Durst family picnics...there isn't a time I drive by the house that I don't look up the long drive and give thanks for you all. We grieve with you and we look forward to the resurrection to come along with you. To Noreen, Rhonda, Norlee, and Karen (my women of the Word!) I especially send my love. You will be in my thoughts and prayers throughout the now-difficult season ahead.
In the bond of Jesus,
Lyn (and Ron, Emily, Kate, and Abby) Jones
Joe & Teresa Latona
December 2, 2004
Dave , Kathy & family: Our deepest sympathy.
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