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Melvin Eugene Eagle
Melvin Eugene "Gene" Eagle, 75, of Sanford passed away Friday (5-18-2018). Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Lee Memory Gardens
Mr. Eagle was born in Lee County, son of the late James L. Eagle and Eunice White Eagle. He also was preceded in death by his sister Janet Futterman.
Mr. Eagle is survived by his brother, James Ronald Eagle (wife Melba) of Sanford; nieces, Rhonda Walley and Annette Lilly; nephew Paul Eagle; five great nieces and nephews, Derrick Neidworok, Damon Walley, Myranda Walley, Hailee Lilly and Daryn Lilly.
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Jim Wood
My sincere condolences to Gene's family. I saw Gene as a quiet and humble classmate. I last saw him at a class reunion and only wish we had spent time catching up since HS. I am sure Gene will be sorely missed by all who knew him. Very respectfully, J. Wood
Charles Oldham
Classmates,
I would praise Gene as a quiet, respectfull, and probably reflective person. I will think some good thoughts for him.
Sincerely,
Charles Oldham
Bob Kelly
Our classmate(s) Charles & Martha Oldham just informed us they went to a very enjoyable and rewarding event today at St. Luke United Methodist Church in Sanford.
The event was the dedication of the "Eagle's Nest" a new playground for the kindergarten at St. Lukes Church. The playground was dedicated and named for Gene Eagle, a fellow classmate. Charles remembers Gene as a quiet, respectful guy and he and Martha joy in this rememberance of his life.
See the photos taken at the event.
Lewis T. Holder
I remember Gene as one of the friendliest people in our class. He didn't seem to ever reject anyone. Very likeable young man. L.T.Holder
Robert Smith
I remember Gene well from HIgh School. Always friendly and very nice. Quite, very good to be around.
My best to his Family.
Robert Smith
Johnny Lipscomb
Gene & I were friends in high school,as we shared several classes together. He was a very kind and nice guy. I love the playground named for him.. GREAT..