Muriel Herring Frudaker Tedesco received her angel wings on December 29, 2020.
She was born on January 14, 1926, in Red Head, Florida the oldest of seven children of the late Richard and Minnie Herring. She loved the Lord and served him in several Baptist Church’s, most recently as a member of First Baptist Church in Panama City.
She was predeceased by her parents and two husbands, Capt. T.N. Frudaker and John R. Tedesco; also three brothers, Richard Herring, Orville Herring, Jerry Herring; son-in-law, Tony Justice.
She leaves behind five children, Tommie M. “Skipper” Powell (Butch), Daniel N. Frudaker, Richard N. Frudaker (Marsha), Betty Jane Justice, James N. Frudaker (Kare); two sisters and a brother, Martha Kamashta, George Herring (Janie) and Julia Kimmel; seven grandchildren, Leigh Anne Bedingfield (Brad), Charlie E. Powell (Amy), Philip A. Goodwin (Jen), Heather Merritt (Mark), Beverly Myers (Jordan), Jennifer Frudaker, Thomas Frudaker; nine great-grandchildren, Katie Trant, Ben Trant, Emma Powell, Clark Powell, Cooper Bedingfield, Charlie Powell Jr., Harrison Goodwin, Lan Myers, and Grant Myers. Also numerous nephews, nieces, cousins, and two very special twin aunts, Era Lucky and Vera Rozier.
Per her request, there will be a (private) family graveside service.
Wilson Funeral Home of Panama City, Florida
December 29, 2020
She was born on January 14, 1926, in Red Head, Florida the oldest of seven children of the late Richard and Minnie Herring. She loved the Lord and served him in several Baptist Church’s, most recently as a member of First Baptist Church in Panama City.
She was predeceased by her parents and two husbands, Capt. T.N. Frudaker and John R. Tedesco; also three brothers, Richard Herring, Orville Herring, Jerry Herring; son-in-law, Tony Justice.
She leaves behind five children, Tommie M. “Skipper” Powell (Butch), Daniel N. Frudaker, Richard N. Frudaker (Marsha), Betty Jane Justice, James N. Frudaker (Kare); two sisters and a brother, Martha Kamashta, George Herring (Janie) and Julia Kimmel; seven grandchildren, Leigh Anne Bedingfield (Brad), Charlie E. Powell (Amy), Philip A. Goodwin (Jen), Heather Merritt (Mark), Beverly Myers (Jordan), Jennifer Frudaker, Thomas Frudaker; nine great-grandchildren, Katie Trant, Ben Trant, Emma Powell, Clark Powell, Cooper Bedingfield, Charlie Powell Jr., Harrison Goodwin, Lan Myers, and Grant Myers. Also numerous nephews, nieces, cousins, and two very special twin aunts, Era Lucky and Vera Rozier.
Per her request, there will be a (private) family graveside service.
Wilson Funeral Home of Panama City, Florida
December 29, 2020
Muriel Herring Frudaker Tedesco received her angel wings on December 29, 2020.
She was born on January 14, 1926, in Red Head, Florida the oldest of seven children of the late Richard and Minnie Herring. She loved the Lord and served him in several Baptist Church’s, most recently as a member of First Baptist Church in Panama City.
She was predeceased by her parents and two husbands, Capt. T.N. Frudaker and John R. Tedesco; also three brothers, Richard Herring, Orville Herring, Jerry Herring; son-in-law, Tony Justice.
She leaves behind five children, Tommie M. “Skipper” Powell (Butch), Daniel N. Frudaker, Richard N. Frudaker (Marsha), Betty Jane Justice, James N. Frudaker (Kare); two sisters and a brother, Martha Kamashta, George Herring (Janie) and Julia Kimmel; seven grandchildren, Leigh Anne Bedingfield (Brad), Charlie E. Powell (Amy), Philip A. Goodwin (Jen), Heather Merritt (Mark), Beverly Myers (Jordan), Jennifer Frudaker, Thomas Frudaker; nine great-grandchildren, Katie Trant, Ben Trant, Emma Powell, Clark Powell, Cooper Bedingfield, Charlie Powell Jr., Harrison Goodwin, Lan Myers, and Grant Myers. Also numerous nephews, nieces, cousins, and two very special twin aunts, Era Lucky and Vera Rozier.
Per her request, there will be a (private) family graveside service.
Wilson Funeral Home of Panama City, Florida
December 29, 2020
She was born on January 14, 1926, in Red Head, Florida the oldest of seven children of the late Richard and Minnie Herring. She loved the Lord and served him in several Baptist Church’s, most recently as a member of First Baptist Church in Panama City.
She was predeceased by her parents and two husbands, Capt. T.N. Frudaker and John R. Tedesco; also three brothers, Richard Herring, Orville Herring, Jerry Herring; son-in-law, Tony Justice.
She leaves behind five children, Tommie M. “Skipper” Powell (Butch), Daniel N. Frudaker, Richard N. Frudaker (Marsha), Betty Jane Justice, James N. Frudaker (Kare); two sisters and a brother, Martha Kamashta, George Herring (Janie) and Julia Kimmel; seven grandchildren, Leigh Anne Bedingfield (Brad), Charlie E. Powell (Amy), Philip A. Goodwin (Jen), Heather Merritt (Mark), Beverly Myers (Jordan), Jennifer Frudaker, Thomas Frudaker; nine great-grandchildren, Katie Trant, Ben Trant, Emma Powell, Clark Powell, Cooper Bedingfield, Charlie Powell Jr., Harrison Goodwin, Lan Myers, and Grant Myers. Also numerous nephews, nieces, cousins, and two very special twin aunts, Era Lucky and Vera Rozier.
Per her request, there will be a (private) family graveside service.
Wilson Funeral Home of Panama City, Florida
December 29, 2020
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