Earl William Faylor, 68
Born January 5, 1950 to Marshal and Cora D (Hale) Faylor in Seattle, Washington.
Died October 27, 2018 at his residence in Seattle, Washington.
Arrangements by Washington Cremation Alliance – (206) 745-0900.
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“I don’t think our loved ones make our lives, but loving them does.”
“Death ends life,
Not a relationship.”
-m. albon
See you later big guy-
Is this some kind of joke? The Earl Faylor I knew was one of my bible college teachers. He always use to say, ‘can’t be’. Must be some kind of mistake.
I was a senior at Highline High School in 1971/72 and Earl, whom I knew from church, would hold Bible studies after school at the Nazarene church across the street for the many Christian kids in our school. Earl always had a sweet and easy-going way about him, and he was an exceptional teacher. What I will always remember most about him is, his smile. Which he always seemed to be wearing. You could tell he meant it.