Birth date: Feb 21, 1934 Death date: Feb 5, 2020
Funeral services for Rev. Donald Wayne Nunn will be at 2:00 pm Monday, February 10, 2020, at Elmira Chapel Cumberland Presbyterian Church Longview with the Rev. James Cantey, Rev. Earlene Branstetter and Rev. Cindy Barton officiat Read Obituary
Helen & Family, love & Prayers CelesteBoyd
Dear Helen and family we are so sorry to here about Brother Nunn. I always wish him Happy Birthday and was saddened by this news. The Mobley family loved you two like family. Donald Duck was a kind and caring man, so proud to have known him. Love to you Helen,
Kathy Mobley Martin
It has been many years since I've seen Don or Helen Nunn but I'm truly saddened by Don's passing. My father was also a CP minister and I remember so many times that our families spent time together at the various General Assembly meetings. Don and Helen agreed 53 years ago to be my Godparents. Both have always had a special place in my heart. Helen, I pray for God to comfort you but I know that you do know the peace Don now has. He finally gets to take that long walk with Jesus. I hope he and my dad get to play a little cards together and I know we will see them again.
While no words can assuage your pain, I am so sorry for you loss. We are all thinking of you during this difficult time.
My deepest sympathies to you and your family. May your father rest in eternal peace.
A man loved by many. Grandad as we all called him because Ashley, Karmen and BBud called him that. He was so much more. He was a reverend, a husband, a daddy, a grandad and a best friend. If you called on him he would be right by your side as long as you need him. He loved God and his family. He loved my brother Mark Moody as his own. He loved me. My heart is broken but I know he is with our love ones that have gone before us. I know they were all waiting for him in his last days. I love you Granddad my prayer warrior. Forever in my ♥️ heart.
Most sincere condolences to dear Donna and the Nunn family. May memories of a life well lived serve to soften the ache in your hearts.
With love,
Stacia Kato
