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bavins served as trustee, song leader, Sunday School teacher, member ot the jail ministry team and deacon ti* 27 vears. He and Lots worked in the nursing home ministry tor over 20 years. Pavlas loved to hunt, ttsh and the Blue Ridge Mountains and beginning in 1^71, faithfully kept a daily diary. Besides his love tor his ante, “his babies and grondbabies," Bnvlus has! a passion tor Jesus and wanted to share with everytme the difference hts personal relation with Jesus had made in his Ute. In addition to his parents. Puylus was preceded in death by his six bn>thers, Charles, Robert, Johnny, Roy, IVe and George; three sisters, Grace Corbin, Virginia Clatterbuck and Lou Ada Brown. The tanuly will receive triends from 7:00-^00 P.M. Friday. October 17, 2008 at Pierce Funeral Home, Center Street, Manassas. Funeral services will be held 1:00 P.M. Saturday. CVtuber 18, 2008 at Manassas Assembly of God, 11500 New Lite Way, Bristow. Virginia. Interment will follow at Stonewall Memory Gardens, Manassas with military honors. f Expressions of sympathy mav take the torm of flowers, or contributions to Rehabilitation Fund tor Wounded Soldiers, c/o I\ive Reover, PO. I *bl Fort Worth. Texas 7b I 'b in loving memory ot Frank Whorton. Sr. Condolences may be sent to www.pierveth.com.

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