Tony Michael Storey

October 21, 2011

Tony Michael Storey
Meridian Star The Meridian Star Fri Oct 21, 2011, 06:00 AM CDT

YORK, Ala. — Services for Tony Michael Storey will be held Saturday, at 2 p.m., at Bumpers Funeral Home Chapel in York, with Rev. Ed Tatum officiating. Burial will be in the Clay Memorial Cemetery in Cuba, with Bumpers Funeral Home of York in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Storey, 71, of Cuba, died Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011, at Providence Hospital in Mobile. He was a retired accountant for Georgia Pacific.

Mr. Storey is survived by sons: Carl Storey (Suzanne) of Cuba, and Michael Storey (Tanya) of Cuba; brother, Robert Storey (Peggy) of Birmingham; and two grandchildren: Brittney and Carla Storey. He was preceded in death by his wife, Betty Storey; parents, Luther Preston Storey and Gertrude Lucille Pettus Storey; and his sister, Pat.

Visit bumpersfuneralhome.com to sign the online register and post condolences to the family.

Visitation will be Saturday, from 12 noon until 2 p.m., at the funeral home.

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O God our Father, Creator of all the living,
we entrust to Your gentle care
all those we love who have gone before us;
and have gone to their rest in the hope of rising again.

Eternal rest, grant unto them, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon them.
May the souls of the faithful departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

A Christmas letter from Jesus

As we celebrate Christmas with all the celebrations, parties and gifts, we should never forget what the season is really about. I received this post as an email from a friend that really brings this out. I posted it over on the alumni message board. Click the link to go to it.

The clock's messed up and time does fly

It's hard to believe that it has been fifty years since we were all a bunch of kids getting ready to graduate and leave high school behind. At the time it seemed we would never grow up and get on with our lives as adults but now it is just a blur that has passed so quickly I don't know where it all went. After our forty fifth reunion I wrote this poem about how I felt after seeing some of the people I went to school and grew up with and particularly the ones that were not able to be there since they had passed away. The number of people in the list schocked me and now after five more years, it has grown even more. I wrote this and posted it on the Meridian High alumni message board that has links to several of the classes and a message board where any alumni can post and keep up with what is going on with other alumni from many different years. I spend a little time trying to be the administrator for this site. http://meridianhighalumni.org/
Any way, this is now five years old and all the times need to be updated. The last five have gone even faster than the ones before.

Somebody's been messin with the clock

Hey look at me
I'm only three
Someday I'll grow
It seems so slow
There must be something wrong
Why does it take so long?

Somebody's been messin with the clock

Hey I'm finally six
I'm learning tricks
I'm now in school
It's really cool
I'm beginning to grow
But its still slow
There must be something wrong
Why does it take so long?

Somebody's been messin with the clock

Hey look I'm twelve almost a teen
That will be really keen
I'm finally getting to be grown
Someday I'll be out and on my own
The time is moving on at last
But still it's not too very fast
There must be something wrong
Why does it take so long?

Somebody's been messin with the clock

Can you believe I'm twenty four?
I've started to work and so much more
I've found my mate
And life is great
We're waiting on our second son
Our life has just begun
Where does this time all go
It really seems to flow

Sombody's been messin with the clock

Hey look you'll have to wait
It can't be true I'm forty eight
Our little son that lovely lad
Is soon to be a brand new Dad
I know these clocks they must be broke
Time goes by like puffs of smoke

Somebody's been messin with the clock

There's just no way that this can be
I'm way too young for sixty three
My life has passed in such a blur
Why do some things have to occur
We had our plans to really live
But she gave all she had to give
I sit and try to dry the tears
Has she been gone a whole four years?
Don't understand why it should be
That she should lose to the big "C"
Our baby grands already eight
She wants to grow, can hardly wait
She sighs and gives a moan
When will I get to be full grown
There must be something wrong
Why does it take so long?
For all the time I've left to live
The only answer I can give

IS

Somebody's been messin with the clock


See you at the reunion.

Tony Storey