On Tuesday, February 28th, I had the privilege of having Rex as my Pinochle partner. Rex was always a kind and sweet man. I will miss him greatly. Pat Reading
Great memories of him and the Friends of Ground Water (FOG) group in M Area where they shared a trailor with Raw Materials Engineering staff. They had the happy privilege of touring the site in the FOG Mobile taking water samples for lab analyis. We ordinary folks toiled away in routine processes but were cheered up when they bounced in and out.
Betty Meadows
Rex was a faithful deacon of Central Baptist Church and an inspirational leader. His greatest desire was to see others come to know the love of Jesus. Now, he resides in Heaven, rejoicing over every soul that is saved. We will miss him greatly here -- a wonderful man who lived his life well.
Pastor Buddy Brinkley
Central Baptist Church
Aiken, SC
I got to know Rex better in the short time he was with the Handbell Choir. He did an awesome job. I had hoped we would be roommates at the recent Handbell Festival. When I wave to the choir from the orchestra, he waved back when he spotted me. Rex will be missed, but his faithfulness to the choirs will earn him at least a couple of crowns. Prayers for the family.
Linda and family, Joan and my prayers were with you all after hearing of Rex's strokes and initial aftermath. We are so saddened to learn of his passing. I will always remember our time growing up together in Green Cove Springs.
He was my brother, mentor, dance teacher and added immeasurable joy to my life. I will miss him terribly but rejoice that he is with our Savior whom he loved with all his being. "Well done good and faithful servant."
