Birth date: Jun 23, 1963 Death date: Mar 30, 2024
Darryl Glen Burnside, 60, was born on June 23, 1963, and left this world on March 30, 2024. He peacefully passed away of natural causes surrounded by family. He left behind the love of his life Christine Huber along with his 4 chi Read Obituary
Breanne (daughter) sent a virtual gift in memory of Darryl Burnside
I love you dad I know your in a better place now it's just not where I wanted you to be. I miss you dearly and wish it didn't have to end so soon but knowing your not suffering is a blessing. Ima miss your loves, Hugs, and smell and your words of wisdom. Like you say "why stress over money and essential things for?" It comes and goes and god always has your back . But so did you and that's what ima miss the most is being around you I had no worries, I felt safe, and you were my rock, my world and now I lost the best part of me. I love you Dad it's not a good bye it's see you later. And i know your up in heaven saying, "DIDDO."
Joe Hancock lit a candle in memory of Darryl Burnside
Dave Huber lit a candle in memory of Darryl Burnside
Aw Little Brother, I miss you so much it hurts. I have so many childhood memories made with my best childhood friend. We had some bad ones and good. The bad ones you would always put your big arms around me and say It’s all going to be ok Reggie.” You always knew just what to say and do to make me feel better. My fondest and cherished memories with you are when you would get one of mom’s nylons and pull it over your head and slowly pull up on it. You made some pretty distorted faces that would make me laugh so hard I almost wet my pants! Oh, and there were the times we would walk to the store with the wagon full of soda bottles and turn them in for money. Then we would walk down to the service station and buy our selves a Pepsi. You love Pepsi still even now. Lol Well little brother this is where I am going stop, I have written a book already. Know I love you and I’m going to think of you always and I might laugh, and I might cry. But you are always in my heart. Till we meet again Little Brother, see you up there.
Margarette and I send our deepest condolences to the Burnside family. I use to work with him at penco and he was always a good friend to me. Rest in paradise my dear friend.
Aw Little Brother, I miss you so much it hurts. I have so many childhood memories made with my best childhood friend. We had some bad ones and good. The bad ones you would always put your big arms around me and say It’s all going to be ok Reggie.” You always knew just what to say and do to make me feel better. My fondest and cherished memories with you are when you would get one of mom’s nylons and pull it over your head and slowly pull up on it. You made some pretty distorted faces that would make me laugh so hard I almost wet my pants! Oh, you would get me and Jodie and Clint laughing we couldn’t stop. And you know all thru it you never cracked a laugh. You were always making us laugh. Another is the times you, and I and Jodie and Clint would get cardboard boxes and make forts out of them. We would steal tomatoes out of the garden and make food out of them until mom caught us. Hahaha she tells us not to do it again. We did anyways Jodie and Clint were the lookouts, and we did it again. Oh, and there were the times we would walk to the store with the wagon full of soda bottles and turn them in for money. We were always looking out for bottles going down the alley we found a lot! Then we would walk down to the service station and buy our selves a Pepsi. We loved our Pepsi we earned money just to buy a Pepsi. You love Pepsi still even now. Lol Well little brother this is where I am going stop, I have written a book already. Know I love you and I’m going to think of you always and I might laugh, and I might cry. But you are always in my heart. Till we meet again Little Brother, see you up there. Love Reggie
Gina Hancock lit a candle in memory of Darryl Burnside
RaGina lit a candle in memory of Darryl Burnside
