Harvey Gene Jenkins

Birth date: Mar 31, 1941 Death date: Aug 17, 2022

Harvey Gene Jenkins, 81, of Culpeper, died Wednesday, August 17, 2022 at his home. He was born March 31, 1941 in Culpeper to the late Robert Lee and Nellie Brown Jenkins. Harvey was a proud Army veteran. Harvey is survived by hi Read Obituary

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189w ago

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Blanche Lee Reese

189w ago

To Nancy, Buddy and rest of family, I pray God will comfort your broken hearts. His body is all healed now, he is at rest. My love and prayers to all of you. Lee Reese

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189w ago

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Ed Whorton

189w ago

RIP Gene. Lots of good memories of you and Nancy. I am so sorry for your lost Nancy.

Wanda Tolson

189w ago

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Roger Donald

189w ago

Our thoughts and prayers are with the friends and family of Gene. Gene and I would have long talks sometimes when we would see each other. Mostly in Walmart 😊. Always enjoyed talking with Gene. May you rest in Gods arms My friend,My cousin. The Donald Family 🙏. Roger,Ann,Emily & David.

Bernice Hammersley

189w ago

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Steve Jenkins

189w ago

Growing up on Madison Street in Culpeper, where my parents and my uncle Gene, his wife Nancy and their son Buddy, lived side by side in that wonderful neighborhood are vivid wonderful memories I hold.
Gene was my Dad’s youngest brother. I grew up watching Gene work minimum of 6 days a week, probably all 7. On his day off, Gene would work his garden and spend time with family. He was a sort after home builder who went to the school of “hard knocks “ and made himself into a highly respected builder.
Last time I saw my uncle was a Wal-Mart in Culpeper. He was wearing his Army Veteran Hat, as he proudly served this United States of America. Gene shared with me that day his concern for our present lack of respect for law and order and said he prayed for the children.
Gene was a true Culpeper native, loved hunting and talking about the good old days at Raccoon Ford, Brandy, Lignum, you name it he had a story.
Rest In Peace Gene you earned it.