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Henry Venson Hurst

02/23/1937 - 05/21/2020

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Obituary For Henry Venson Hurst

Mr. Henry Venson Hurst of LaFayette passed away Thursday, May 21, 2020 at UAB Medical Center in Birmingham. He was 83.

Venson, as he was known, was born Feb 23, 1937 in LaFayette, Alabama to Denson and Maudie Hurst. After graduation from LaFayette High School, he married his sweetheart Wilma, worked in the insurance and textile industries; and raised three children. He was a member of LaFayette Heights Baptist Church.

He was preceded in death by his parents and three brothers, Melvin, Leon and Lynwood. He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Wilma; his children Al (Vickie) Hurst of Biloxi, Mississippi, Mike Hurst and Veronica Fetner, both of LaFayette, 12 grandchildren, and 22 great-grandchildren.

Graveside services for the family will be held 12 PM Saturday, May 30th at LaFayette Cemetery with the Rev. Paul Howard presiding. No visitation is planned.


Services

30
mar

12:00 PM
Lafayette Cemetery
398 Ave A SE
La Fayette, AL 36862

Guest Book

Pawpaw I always remember all the good times I had with you. You were a big part of my life. All the summers we spend with you. I love u so much and you will always be remembered.. R.I.P pawpaw.

- Michele Tillman

WILMA, SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. WILL PRAY FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. MITCHELL PHILLIPS

- Rose Phillips

Prayers for your family. So sorry for your loss of your father. He was a sweet man and very talented with his wood working.

- Hope Howard

Sending my deepest sympathies to you and family. May God give you all Peace and Comfort

- Cammie Hester

I am so very sorry for your loss! My prayers are with your family. Melissa Olaveson Cherry

- Melissa Olaveson Cherry

Praying for the Hurst family. God bless them with His comfort and peace.

- Elaine Bridges

PaPa,I will always remember your strong hugs, banter with Granny and your stories. I will miss our talks on the porch & just feeling at home whenever I came to visit. Thank you for the million little things you did over the years as we grew up to make your grandchildren feel loved & for the wonderful example of how a man should cherish his family. I love you & will carry you in my heart always. Your loving granddaughter, Miranda

- Miranda Hurst