Birth date: Aug 22, 1932 Death date: Jun 25, 2009
Ernest C. King, age 76, of Georgetown, DE, died Thursday, June 25, 2009, at Nanticoke Memorial Hospital, Seaford, DE Mr. King had retired as an Operations Instructor after over 38 years service with the San Diego California Transi Read Obituary
He helped me understand what God was really trying to do in creating mankind, He was a special God fearing man,yet not perfect, As we none are.I loved taking early morning rides in the country with him when he let me stay with him. I love nature as he did. i see it as Gods art. I really wish I had paid more attention to what was happening to Him,and spent ,more time with him. I wish I could of given back to him anything near what he gave to me. I love you uncle Ernie!!!!!
RIP Uncle Ernie.. I'm sure you'll have 'em in stitches up there with all your antics!
Love your niece,
Tamara
I didn't know Earnest very well and the last time I remember talking with him was when my mom and I visited him at his home outside of Georgetown a couple years ago. I remember when I was serving my first year in the Navy and I was living in San Diego and my mom kept coaxing me to call him to meet up with him and I felt like I would be imposing so I didn't.
It was years later that I finally met him and realized he would have been as gracious a host to me as anyone if I would have just called him when I lived in San Diego back then. I was so young and strangers, even family intimidated me.
I wish I could have gotten to know him better because he was a character and had a lot of life experience. We have our service to our great nation in common as well and I value that greatly.
Rest in Peace Earnie, you're missed by so many.
Love Krishna
I remember Uncle Ernie from the time I was small and he and Aunt June would come to visit. HE always made me laugh and I thought he was the most handsome man I had ever seen, along with all my Uncles.
I went to visit him a couple of years ago on a trip home and he was still full of the King spirit and humour. We talked about my love of golfing and he gave me a "hillbilly golf club" carved out of wood, which I still have and which makes me smile when I look at it.
His memory will always be cherished to me and the laughter he could bring about by his spirited nature.
I know how hard it is to lose a brother, my heart and my love is with all my Aunts and Uncles. I love you each very much and cherish you all.
Love Eva Lynn
Evelyn's daughter
