Obituaries

I only recently heard of Munsey's passing. I was very shocked and saddened to hear the news. When I had last spoken with him (not so long ago), he was preparing to retire. Though we never met face-to-face, we had many business dealings over the past 20 years. I really enjoyed our frequent talks and boy could he tell a story! Although we discussed it many times, we never did get a chance to meet in person, for which I am now deeply regretful. Life is short, and I should have made it happen. I extend my heartfelt condolences to Munsey's friends and family - he was a wonderful man.

Posted by Jim Goff on March 13, 2024

I am very saddened to hear of Munsie's passing. I never met him in person but ordered from him a couple times a month for somewhere around 25 years. We talked alot about everything under the sun. He was always a delight and I will miss our conversations. Most of all I will miss him calling me saying " Have I got a deal for you " I always knew he was going to make that sale .

Posted by chris gayle on January 29, 2024

I have known Munsey all my life,went to school with him,fought fires with him, bought from nim. I will remember him.rest in peace buddy.

Posted by Lonnie Woods on January 14, 2024

I am devastated, Linda, to read this news. Heartbroken to realize Munsey has left us. What softens the pain is knowing he will await us and we will be reunited in the next realm where death has been defeated and eternity exists. There is no doubt he is already in conversation with Robert E Lee, Stonewall Jackson, JEB Stuart and James Longstreet besides his family who fought for the CSA. I have lost a very dear friend whom I really loved even though we did not get together as often as I should have made happen. Forgiven me. I will come down to see you late spring early summer. You and your family will be in my prayers until then. Know that you are in my thoughts and heart. Sending a huge hug until I see you again. Bert Butts

Posted by Bert Butts on January 14, 2024

Deeply saddened to hear of Munsey’s passing. I have known Munsey since he married my longtime dear friend, Linda. It was wonderful to see them together and Munsey was always so happy and fun to be with. He will be greatly missed. Sincere condolences to Linda and family.

Posted by Carolann Smuth on January 14, 2024

Sad to hear of Munseys passing. We have been friends for at least 50 years. Always visited with him when I was in Chase City. Muncey always had a giving and community spirit. He will be missed.

Posted by John Briggs on January 13, 2024

Munsey always had that wonderful smile.I was happy I got to see him at our Bluestone reunion. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Posted by Janet Callahan on January 13, 2024

Sorry I won’t be able to attend the service but just wanted to send my thoughts and prayers to the family. Munsey was a dear friend to me. He coached me in little league baseball and followed me as I grew older throughout my career with Farm Bureau always asking me how I was doing and really kept in touch while my wife Melissa was battling her cancer. I will definitely miss those chats and the times we would just visit and talk. RIP coach Moore

Posted by Brian Parks on January 12, 2024

I am so, so sorry about Munsey. I will always remember the laughs we had when meeting up with each other. I can hear his laugh right now. Prayers for comfort and peace for all the family. He will really be missed.

Posted by Wanda Chandler on January 12, 2024

Munsey was a good and faithful brother of Pi Kappa Phi. I will miss him. Dudley Woody Xi 611

Posted by Dudley Woody on January 12, 2024

Saw Munsey before Christmas. He gave me a hug and said how glad he was to see me. Made my day. I have known him all my life and I am so sorry to hear of his passing.🙏🙏

Posted by Joyce Conner on January 12, 2024

My deepest condolences to Muncy's family. I always enjoyed chatting with Muncy at Tatum Body Shop. He gave me some good advice when I was promoted to Shop Manager. I will never forget him. He was a good person.

Posted by Jenny Phillips on January 12, 2024