Mr. Floyd Winston Langford, 69 entered into eternal rest August 6, 2020 at Riverside Hospital in Newport News, Va. He was born to Susie Vernice Dudley on February 25, 1951. He attended public school in Newport News, Va.
Floyd was preceded I'm death by his mother, his children mother Margie L. Langford, his sister Joyce A. Langford, his brother Charles O. Langford, his maternal grandmother Vernice Saddle, his aunt Hilda Strickland, his great aunts Georgia Engle and Margaret Bailey, and a host of other relatives and friends. Left to cherish his beautiful memories are his children Floyd Langford Jr. (Carla), Sherry Carmichael (David), his biological grandson Derek Ross Jr., his step grandchildren David Carmichael Jr., Damion Wise, Herbie Liddie Jr., Desmond Wise, and Diesha Liddie, his brothers Ronald T. Langford (Nita), and Keith Langford, his sisters Mamie Simms, and Sandra Jones (Pernell), and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
Floyd was loved dearly by many. He was a kind and loving soul who gave unselfishly of himself to family and friends. He never expected anything in return for his acts of kindness. He truly was a person who would rather give than receive. He was very supportive of family and friends. He was always there to be that listening ear and to lean on whenever needed. He gave the best advice even if it wasn't what you wanted to hear, he would always stay true to whatever he believed was best.
Floyd was a very classy man. He loved dressing. He truly was a social butterfly in every sense of the word. He enjoyed mingling with family and friends, he enjoyed traveling. He was always on the go. Where ever he went, he brought about smiles from many. Just his mere presence would light up a room. He was a diehard Dallas Cowboy fan. He loved music and he loved singing.
Floyd was employed with the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. For 10 years. He then became employed with Morgan and Finnegan where he worked for 17 years. Floyd was a loving, dedicated father to his children, and a thoughtful, kind, and generous man to all that had the opportunity to grace his presence. He was truly a joy to have as a family member and friend. It's hard to say goodbye and words could never explain how much we hated to see him go. But God knows best, therefore we take comfort in knowing that our love one is resting peacefully with our Lord and Savior. We all love you Floyd and your memories will live on through all that knew and loved you. Until we meet again, Rest in peace. Gone But Never, Ever Forgotten.
For we know that if the earthy house of this tabernacle is dissolved, we have building a of God, an house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.
2 Corinthians 5:1
Viewing for Mr. Langford will be held from 1:00p.m. until 5:00p.m. Wednesday, August 12, 2020 at C.C.Carter Funeral Home, Inc with no more than 10 individuals at any one time. Masks are required and practice social distancing.
Services for Mr. Langford will be held noon Thursday, August 13, 2020. at New Hope Baptist Church. 1415 Big Bethel Rd Hampton, VA. by Dr.Christopher C. Carter Sr., Masks are required and practice social distancing.
It is the desires of the Langford and Carmichael family that you would keep them in your thoughts and prayers.
The family of the late Mr. Floyd Langford Sr., has entrusted his final care to the staff of C.C.Carter Funeral Home. Inc.
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