Friends in Max Meadows were shocked and grieved Saturday to hear of the tragic death of the Rev. D. F. Wyrick, of Princeton, West Va., who was killed by a car Friday night in Knoxville, Tenn., where he had gone to attend Holston Conference.
The Rev. Mr. Wyrick is a native of Wythe County having been born and reared in the Speedwell community and he has many relatives scattered throughout the county. He was well known in Max Meadows, having held revivals at the Methodist church here for the late Rev. W. C. Crockett and also Rev. R. L. Osborne. Deepest sympathy is extended the family.
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The Rev. David Franklin Wyrick, about 70, a retired minister of Princeton, W. Va., was killed last night whe he was struck by a car on a highway near Knoxville, Tenn.
Wyrick, a former Methodist pastor here, was enroute to join fellow churchmen at final sessions of the Holston Conference.
Traveling with his wife and daughter, he had stopped his car to ask directions to a tourist court. He was struck as he walked across the highway.
A daughter-in-law, Gladys Repass Wyrick
Other children -
Anna J. married William Washington Kinser
David Franklin Wyrick, Jr. died August 10, 1991
William Whitford Wyrick died January 22, 1991
The Rev. Mr. Wyrick is a native of Wythe County having been born and reared in the Speedwell community and he has many relatives scattered throughout the county. He was well known in Max Meadows, having held revivals at the Methodist church here for the late Rev. W. C. Crockett and also Rev. R. L. Osborne. Deepest sympathy is extended the family.
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The Rev. David Franklin Wyrick, about 70, a retired minister of Princeton, W. Va., was killed last night whe he was struck by a car on a highway near Knoxville, Tenn.
Wyrick, a former Methodist pastor here, was enroute to join fellow churchmen at final sessions of the Holston Conference.
Traveling with his wife and daughter, he had stopped his car to ask directions to a tourist court. He was struck as he walked across the highway.
A daughter-in-law, Gladys Repass Wyrick
Other children -
Anna J. married William Washington Kinser
David Franklin Wyrick, Jr. died August 10, 1991
William Whitford Wyrick died January 22, 1991
Friends in Max Meadows were shocked and grieved Saturday to hear of the tragic death of the Rev. D. F. Wyrick, of Princeton, West Va., who was killed by a car Friday night in Knoxville, Tenn., where he had gone to attend Holston Conference.
The Rev. Mr. Wyrick is a native of Wythe County having been born and reared in the Speedwell community and he has many relatives scattered throughout the county. He was well known in Max Meadows, having held revivals at the Methodist church here for the late Rev. W. C. Crockett and also Rev. R. L. Osborne. Deepest sympathy is extended the family.
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The Rev. David Franklin Wyrick, about 70, a retired minister of Princeton, W. Va., was killed last night whe he was struck by a car on a highway near Knoxville, Tenn.
Wyrick, a former Methodist pastor here, was enroute to join fellow churchmen at final sessions of the Holston Conference.
Traveling with his wife and daughter, he had stopped his car to ask directions to a tourist court. He was struck as he walked across the highway.
A daughter-in-law, Gladys Repass Wyrick
Other children -
Anna J. married William Washington Kinser
David Franklin Wyrick, Jr. died August 10, 1991
William Whitford Wyrick died January 22, 1991
The Rev. Mr. Wyrick is a native of Wythe County having been born and reared in the Speedwell community and he has many relatives scattered throughout the county. He was well known in Max Meadows, having held revivals at the Methodist church here for the late Rev. W. C. Crockett and also Rev. R. L. Osborne. Deepest sympathy is extended the family.
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The Rev. David Franklin Wyrick, about 70, a retired minister of Princeton, W. Va., was killed last night whe he was struck by a car on a highway near Knoxville, Tenn.
Wyrick, a former Methodist pastor here, was enroute to join fellow churchmen at final sessions of the Holston Conference.
Traveling with his wife and daughter, he had stopped his car to ask directions to a tourist court. He was struck as he walked across the highway.
A daughter-in-law, Gladys Repass Wyrick
Other children -
Anna J. married William Washington Kinser
David Franklin Wyrick, Jr. died August 10, 1991
William Whitford Wyrick died January 22, 1991
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