Robert Lee Gayle, 87, of The Glebe, in Stafford County, died March 16, 2006 at his home.
He was born at Aspen Grove Farm in King George, the youngest of eight, to Thomas B. Gayle, II and Ellen Jane "Nellie" Pratt Gayle.
A graduate of Washington & Lee University, he was a longtime Stafford County farmer.
In his younger years he worked at the FMC plant and taught Industrial Arts at Spotsylvania County High School. He was a very talented woodworker.
Mr. Gayle was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Fredericksburg, where he had been a deacon, elder and lifetime trustee.
He was preceded in death by his wife Frances O. Gayle. Survivors include two sons, Steve Gayle and John Gayle, both of Stafford County; three grandchildren, John Gayle, Jr., Derek James Gayle, Tara Alison Gayle; one great-granddaughter, Paychence Chailey Gayle; one sister, Agnes Gayle Harris of Aspen Grove, King George; numerous nieces and nephews.
The Free Lance-Star - March 18, 2006.
He was born at Aspen Grove Farm in King George, the youngest of eight, to Thomas B. Gayle, II and Ellen Jane "Nellie" Pratt Gayle.
A graduate of Washington & Lee University, he was a longtime Stafford County farmer.
In his younger years he worked at the FMC plant and taught Industrial Arts at Spotsylvania County High School. He was a very talented woodworker.
Mr. Gayle was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Fredericksburg, where he had been a deacon, elder and lifetime trustee.
He was preceded in death by his wife Frances O. Gayle. Survivors include two sons, Steve Gayle and John Gayle, both of Stafford County; three grandchildren, John Gayle, Jr., Derek James Gayle, Tara Alison Gayle; one great-granddaughter, Paychence Chailey Gayle; one sister, Agnes Gayle Harris of Aspen Grove, King George; numerous nieces and nephews.
The Free Lance-Star - March 18, 2006.
Robert Lee Gayle, 87, of The Glebe, in Stafford County, died March 16, 2006 at his home.
He was born at Aspen Grove Farm in King George, the youngest of eight, to Thomas B. Gayle, II and Ellen Jane "Nellie" Pratt Gayle.
A graduate of Washington & Lee University, he was a longtime Stafford County farmer.
In his younger years he worked at the FMC plant and taught Industrial Arts at Spotsylvania County High School. He was a very talented woodworker.
Mr. Gayle was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Fredericksburg, where he had been a deacon, elder and lifetime trustee.
He was preceded in death by his wife Frances O. Gayle. Survivors include two sons, Steve Gayle and John Gayle, both of Stafford County; three grandchildren, John Gayle, Jr., Derek James Gayle, Tara Alison Gayle; one great-granddaughter, Paychence Chailey Gayle; one sister, Agnes Gayle Harris of Aspen Grove, King George; numerous nieces and nephews.
The Free Lance-Star - March 18, 2006.
He was born at Aspen Grove Farm in King George, the youngest of eight, to Thomas B. Gayle, II and Ellen Jane "Nellie" Pratt Gayle.
A graduate of Washington & Lee University, he was a longtime Stafford County farmer.
In his younger years he worked at the FMC plant and taught Industrial Arts at Spotsylvania County High School. He was a very talented woodworker.
Mr. Gayle was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Fredericksburg, where he had been a deacon, elder and lifetime trustee.
He was preceded in death by his wife Frances O. Gayle. Survivors include two sons, Steve Gayle and John Gayle, both of Stafford County; three grandchildren, John Gayle, Jr., Derek James Gayle, Tara Alison Gayle; one great-granddaughter, Paychence Chailey Gayle; one sister, Agnes Gayle Harris of Aspen Grove, King George; numerous nieces and nephews.
The Free Lance-Star - March 18, 2006.
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