Family Group Sheet
NameDarrell G. Mabry, 3C1R*
Birth4 Dec 1958, Rowan Co., Kentucky
Death16 Feb 2006, Lexington, Fayette Co., Kentucky
BurialMcClain Cemetery, Rowan Co., Kentucky
FatherWilson Junior Mabry (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
MotherDarlene Black (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
SpouseBrenda Lee Adkins
Notes for Darrell G. Mabry
The Kentucky birth index lists Darrell G. Mabry, born 4 Dec 1958 in Breathitt Co. (a misindexing of Rowan Co.),11 mother’s maiden name Darlene Black.
His online memorial at http://www.imorial.com/darrelmabry/ contains the tribute:
“Darrell was born on December 4, 1958, in Morehead Kentucky.
He was the son of Darlene Black, and Wilson Mabry Jr.
Darrell served in the United States Air Force from 1982-1985.
Darrell was a hardworking, honest man, who's family was EVERYTHING to him.
He is survived by his wife, Brenda Lee Adkins Mabry, one son, Tony Neal Eldridge, two daughters, Sarah Ginamae Mabry, and Mindy Sue Mabry, and two grandsons, Caden Neal Eldridge, and Tyler Darrell Wayne Keeton.
He is also survived by two brothers; Randy L. Mabry, and Scott Mabry, and one sister, Rhonda Sue Schoonover.
Darrell loved to fish, grill out, and spend time with his family.
Darrell was one of those people, who could always put a smile on your face.
His sense of humor is legendary, and was passed along to his children and grandchildren.”
His online memorial at http://www.imorial.com/darrelmabry/ contains the tribute:
“Darrell was born on December 4, 1958, in Morehead Kentucky.
He was the son of Darlene Black, and Wilson Mabry Jr.
Darrell served in the United States Air Force from 1982-1985.
Darrell was a hardworking, honest man, who's family was EVERYTHING to him.
He is survived by his wife, Brenda Lee Adkins Mabry, one son, Tony Neal Eldridge, two daughters, Sarah Ginamae Mabry, and Mindy Sue Mabry, and two grandsons, Caden Neal Eldridge, and Tyler Darrell Wayne Keeton.
He is also survived by two brothers; Randy L. Mabry, and Scott Mabry, and one sister, Rhonda Sue Schoonover.
Darrell loved to fish, grill out, and spend time with his family.
Darrell was one of those people, who could always put a smile on your face.
His sense of humor is legendary, and was passed along to his children and grandchildren.”
