Death date: Dec 13, 2018
Jerrell Douglas Bunting, 75, of Albemarle, NC died Thursday December 13, 2018, peacefully at Carolinas Healthcare Stanly after a one-year struggle with complications related to diabetes. Born February 2, 1943, in Albemarle, NC, h Read Obituary
Sorry to hear of your dad's death; I worked with him at Oakboro School. My prayers are with his sons and their families
My family lived next to the Buntings and Jerrill and I were friends, as were our families. We remained feiends but were separated after college and by distance. He was a good man. My condolences to the family at this time.
My wife and I went to high school with Jerrell and Claudia. They were both good athletes. Our condolences to the family.
My all time favorite teacher and coach...RIP Mr. Bunting
My sincere sympathy. I remember Mr. Bunting while a student at Oakboro Elementary. Prayers for God's comfort.
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I too have lost family members and know this can be one of the most difficult things to go through. I just wanted to leave you with a scripture that has helped me and let you know your family will be in my prayers. The scripture is Acts 24:15 and it talks about a hope of a resurrection when we could see our loved ones again.
Sorry for your loss. We became friends with your Mom when she worked at Albemarle Storm Door. They gave us one of his wooden plant stands. Many fond memories!
Sorry for the loss of my friend Jerrell. We go back growing up in the same church. Jerrell was a very good athlete. We played baseball together through little league, teener league, high school, american legion and semi-pro and then softball for several years before I moved from Albemarle. He was also an excellent basketball player as well. A lot of good years together with a good man and friend.
For many years I thought his first name was Gerald because of the way people ran it together. My daddy, Jewarren, always spoke so fondly of him. His parents were dear people too. Like Becky said, he was one of the cool older cousins. Wish I'd gotten his looks.
I always looked up to Jerrel as an older cousin. So sorry for the pain you feel in losing him. Please know you are loved. Praying for your comfort & peace.
