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- Jun 1, 2001
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Gene Osborn of Center Cross Metal Works was just 51 years old when he went "HOME" as he wanted.
Gene's wife Mellenie called me today and told me that Gene had taken a turn for the worst and that I needed to come and see him. I left right away and went to see Gene. Gene was unresponsive when I got there but it was obvious he knew I was there. He passed peacefully with a house full of people that loved him. He had his wife, siblings, many, many kids, a couple grand kids, some really good friends and his dog was laying on the bed at his feet. He did not struggle, he knew where he was going and was looking forward to the journey.
When Gene found out he was ill he wanted to get things in order before his time came. He had a list of things he wanted to do before making his final journey. He worked hard and completed his entire list just a couple days before he passed.
Gene's entire family would like to thank all of the people that knew Gene for being his friend, praying for him and wishing him well in his new home.
Attached is a poem I gave to Mellenie that will be placed next to him during his services.
Thank you all,
Bob Warner
Gene's wife Mellenie called me today and told me that Gene had taken a turn for the worst and that I needed to come and see him. I left right away and went to see Gene. Gene was unresponsive when I got there but it was obvious he knew I was there. He passed peacefully with a house full of people that loved him. He had his wife, siblings, many, many kids, a couple grand kids, some really good friends and his dog was laying on the bed at his feet. He did not struggle, he knew where he was going and was looking forward to the journey.
When Gene found out he was ill he wanted to get things in order before his time came. He had a list of things he wanted to do before making his final journey. He worked hard and completed his entire list just a couple days before he passed.
Gene's entire family would like to thank all of the people that knew Gene for being his friend, praying for him and wishing him well in his new home.
Attached is a poem I gave to Mellenie that will be placed next to him during his services.
Thank you all,
Bob Warner
