Lewis H. Burdette, 77, of Huntsville died Thursday at his residence. The graveside service will be today at 2 p.m. at Twickenham Memory Gardens with Rev. Dorothy Ann Webster officiating.
Twickenham Funeral Home East is in charge of burial.
Mr. Burdette was Scoutmaster for Boy Scout Troops 4 and 306 and Explorer Ship 364. He was a ham radio operator and member of the Quarter Century Wireless Club, member of the Huntsville Concert Band, a World War II veteran and a lifetime member of the Marine Corps League.
Survivors include his wife, Annette N. Burdette; one son, Doug Burdette of Huntsville; two daughters, Patsy Wear of Fort Payne and Pamela Asa of Memphis; one brother, Ernest L. Burdette of Montrose; and one sister, Dorothy Walsh of Birmingham.
Donations may be made to Boys Scouts of America, Hospice Family Care or St. Paul United Methodist Church, 3250 Dunn Dr., Huntsville 35805.
Published in The Huntsville Times, Saturday, April 3, 1999
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Lewis H. Burdette, 77, of Huntsville died Thursday at his residence. A graveside service was Saturday at Twickenham Memory Gardens with Rev. Dorothy Ann Webster officiating.
Twickenham Funeral Home East was in charge of burial.
Mr. Burdette was scout master for Boy Scout Troops 4 and 306 and Explorer Ship 364. He was a ham radio operator and member of the Quarter Century Wireless Club, a member of the Huntsville Concert Band, a World War II veteran, a lifetime member of the Marine Corps League and a graduate of Auburn University.
Survivors include his wife, Annette N. Burdette; one son, Doug Burdette of Huntsville; two daughters, Patsy Wear of Fort Payne and Pamela Asa of Memphis; one brother, Ernest L. Burdette of Montrose; and one sister, Dorothy Walsh of Birmingham.
Donations may be made to the Boys Scouts of America, to Hospice Family Care or to St. Paul United Methodist Church, 3250 Dunn Drive, Huntsville 35805.
Published in The Huntsville Times, Sunday, April 4, 1999
Twickenham Funeral Home East is in charge of burial.
Mr. Burdette was Scoutmaster for Boy Scout Troops 4 and 306 and Explorer Ship 364. He was a ham radio operator and member of the Quarter Century Wireless Club, member of the Huntsville Concert Band, a World War II veteran and a lifetime member of the Marine Corps League.
Survivors include his wife, Annette N. Burdette; one son, Doug Burdette of Huntsville; two daughters, Patsy Wear of Fort Payne and Pamela Asa of Memphis; one brother, Ernest L. Burdette of Montrose; and one sister, Dorothy Walsh of Birmingham.
Donations may be made to Boys Scouts of America, Hospice Family Care or St. Paul United Methodist Church, 3250 Dunn Dr., Huntsville 35805.
Published in The Huntsville Times, Saturday, April 3, 1999
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Lewis H. Burdette, 77, of Huntsville died Thursday at his residence. A graveside service was Saturday at Twickenham Memory Gardens with Rev. Dorothy Ann Webster officiating.
Twickenham Funeral Home East was in charge of burial.
Mr. Burdette was scout master for Boy Scout Troops 4 and 306 and Explorer Ship 364. He was a ham radio operator and member of the Quarter Century Wireless Club, a member of the Huntsville Concert Band, a World War II veteran, a lifetime member of the Marine Corps League and a graduate of Auburn University.
Survivors include his wife, Annette N. Burdette; one son, Doug Burdette of Huntsville; two daughters, Patsy Wear of Fort Payne and Pamela Asa of Memphis; one brother, Ernest L. Burdette of Montrose; and one sister, Dorothy Walsh of Birmingham.
Donations may be made to the Boys Scouts of America, to Hospice Family Care or to St. Paul United Methodist Church, 3250 Dunn Drive, Huntsville 35805.
Published in The Huntsville Times, Sunday, April 4, 1999
Lewis H. Burdette, 77, of Huntsville died Thursday at his residence. The graveside service will be today at 2 p.m. at Twickenham Memory Gardens with Rev. Dorothy Ann Webster officiating.
Twickenham Funeral Home East is in charge of burial.
Mr. Burdette was Scoutmaster for Boy Scout Troops 4 and 306 and Explorer Ship 364. He was a ham radio operator and member of the Quarter Century Wireless Club, member of the Huntsville Concert Band, a World War II veteran and a lifetime member of the Marine Corps League.
Survivors include his wife, Annette N. Burdette; one son, Doug Burdette of Huntsville; two daughters, Patsy Wear of Fort Payne and Pamela Asa of Memphis; one brother, Ernest L. Burdette of Montrose; and one sister, Dorothy Walsh of Birmingham.
Donations may be made to Boys Scouts of America, Hospice Family Care or St. Paul United Methodist Church, 3250 Dunn Dr., Huntsville 35805.
Published in The Huntsville Times, Saturday, April 3, 1999
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Lewis H. Burdette, 77, of Huntsville died Thursday at his residence. A graveside service was Saturday at Twickenham Memory Gardens with Rev. Dorothy Ann Webster officiating.
Twickenham Funeral Home East was in charge of burial.
Mr. Burdette was scout master for Boy Scout Troops 4 and 306 and Explorer Ship 364. He was a ham radio operator and member of the Quarter Century Wireless Club, a member of the Huntsville Concert Band, a World War II veteran, a lifetime member of the Marine Corps League and a graduate of Auburn University.
Survivors include his wife, Annette N. Burdette; one son, Doug Burdette of Huntsville; two daughters, Patsy Wear of Fort Payne and Pamela Asa of Memphis; one brother, Ernest L. Burdette of Montrose; and one sister, Dorothy Walsh of Birmingham.
Donations may be made to the Boys Scouts of America, to Hospice Family Care or to St. Paul United Methodist Church, 3250 Dunn Drive, Huntsville 35805.
Published in The Huntsville Times, Sunday, April 4, 1999
Twickenham Funeral Home East is in charge of burial.
Mr. Burdette was Scoutmaster for Boy Scout Troops 4 and 306 and Explorer Ship 364. He was a ham radio operator and member of the Quarter Century Wireless Club, member of the Huntsville Concert Band, a World War II veteran and a lifetime member of the Marine Corps League.
Survivors include his wife, Annette N. Burdette; one son, Doug Burdette of Huntsville; two daughters, Patsy Wear of Fort Payne and Pamela Asa of Memphis; one brother, Ernest L. Burdette of Montrose; and one sister, Dorothy Walsh of Birmingham.
Donations may be made to Boys Scouts of America, Hospice Family Care or St. Paul United Methodist Church, 3250 Dunn Dr., Huntsville 35805.
Published in The Huntsville Times, Saturday, April 3, 1999
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Lewis H. Burdette, 77, of Huntsville died Thursday at his residence. A graveside service was Saturday at Twickenham Memory Gardens with Rev. Dorothy Ann Webster officiating.
Twickenham Funeral Home East was in charge of burial.
Mr. Burdette was scout master for Boy Scout Troops 4 and 306 and Explorer Ship 364. He was a ham radio operator and member of the Quarter Century Wireless Club, a member of the Huntsville Concert Band, a World War II veteran, a lifetime member of the Marine Corps League and a graduate of Auburn University.
Survivors include his wife, Annette N. Burdette; one son, Doug Burdette of Huntsville; two daughters, Patsy Wear of Fort Payne and Pamela Asa of Memphis; one brother, Ernest L. Burdette of Montrose; and one sister, Dorothy Walsh of Birmingham.
Donations may be made to the Boys Scouts of America, to Hospice Family Care or to St. Paul United Methodist Church, 3250 Dunn Drive, Huntsville 35805.
Published in The Huntsville Times, Sunday, April 4, 1999
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