serenity funeral home obituary huntsville alabama

Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Earline T. Henderson (Huntsville, Alabama), who passed away on Apat the age of 91. Foutch, please visit our floral store.With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Earline T. We want to extend our love and thanks to our nurse, Natalie and aide, Barbara from Hospice Family Care at 10000 Serenity Lane in Huntsville, Alabama. Jay Morrison and Zachary Morrison.ĭonations to the Alabama Baptist Children’s Home, Decatur Campus in his honor would be appreciated or to an organization of your choice. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers: Aaden Foutch, Dylan Foutch, Colin Gleason, Kyle Morales, Dr. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by two sisters, Jo Doris Foutch Sewell, (Forrest) Bettye Delano Foutch Benson (Rayford) and his brother, Wiley Elmo Foutch (Dot Foutch).

Billie Breedlove of Batesville, Mississippi, and several nieces and nephews. Jay Morrison (Danielle), Zachary Morrison, Alexia Gleason (Colin), Taylor Foutch, Jessica Morales (Kyle), Aaden Foutch and Dylan Foutch, his sister, Dr. He is survived by his wife Wanda Parvin Foutch, children: Melanie Foutch Morrison (Jim), William Foutch III, Jason Neil Foutch (Paige) and seven grandchildren: Dr. Burial will be at 3:00 at Huntsville Memory Garden Cemetery. Tommy Bolan and Brother David Hutto officiating. Visitation will be held from 12:00 to 1:30 with the funeral service following in the chapel at 1:30 with Dr. William’s celebration of life will be held Monday, June 20 at Spry Funeral Home in Huntsville, AL. He worshipped at First Baptist Church of Meridianville where he served on several committees, served as a deacon and taught a class of 5-year olds for ten years. His joy was to teach everyone to swim and ski. William enjoyed working hard but for relaxation he was never happier than spending time with his children and grandchildren at their lake house (Linger Longer), boating and water skiing. In 1971 he received the honor of Outstanding Young Educator of Alabama. William was listed in the Who’s Who in Alabama and Personalities of the South. He is a member of a lineage organization the Sons of the American Revolution. He was a member of the Jaycees, the Civitan Club, and a Master Mason. During his college years William became involved in the United States Naval Reserves. After retiring in Alabama, he missed his first love so much he returned to teaching in Tennessee for several years.

It was during his time in the central office that he fulfilled his desire to continue working with youth by serving in leadership at Fern Bell Park in Huntsville, Alabama. He continued to work at that position until his retirement in 1987. He also served as principal at Madison Junior High School and New Hope High School before moving to the Madison County Board of Education’s Central office where he served as the Director of Business Affairs.

He became a school principal at the age of 25 at Big Cove where he was not only the principal but a teacher and basketball coach. He began his teaching career as a math teacher at Rison Junior High School and later taught at Lee High School and Lexington High School. He also received an Educational Specialist Degree from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. After graduating from high school, he attended Middle Tennessee State University and graduated with a Master of Arts Degree. William was a graduate of Hazel Green High School class of 1953. They would have celebrated 62 years together June 25. He married the love of his life, Wanda Parvin Foutch. His parents both educators were William R. He was born in Smithville, Tennessee October 11, 1935. passed away at home with family, after a courageous battle with cancer.

Serenity funeral home obituary huntsville alabama