Thinking Back

   Peter S Triplett drew his last breath May 13th, 2020 while in hospice care. Now four years later, his legacy lives on. Every time a puter goes haywire or something doesn't work right with the vehicle, most all say to themselves, Boy, I wish Pete was still here.
  He was also the voice of reason and caring. He overlooked the weak sides and spent his energy coming up with a better idea, a better plan to get something accomplished.  When a question came up, it was Pete that took his time to find the correct answer.
  There was nothing pretentious about the guy. He was simply himself no matter what the setting. His idea of being dressed up was wearing a dress shirt over his suspenders or bib overalls! That was Pete.
  His life was cut short way too soon.
 Peter Triplett is missed


Pete

   From Wilson Smith Funeral Home:   Peter Shawn Triplett, 54, went to be with the lord on May 13, 2020.  He is survived by his brothers, Donald J. Triplett, wife Glenna M. Triplett, Marshall Morgan Triplett and Jim Asbury(Cheryl) from Daphne, Alabama.  He had two nieces, Carly and Baylie.  Peter loved life and had so many friends.  Anytime you saw him he always had a smile on his face.  He helped in our community whenever possible.  Our small town will surely miss his smile and willingness to help anyone who asked.  He loved his small business, and was truly a world of knowledge in this field.  His capability to work on local’s computers was unbelievable, as this knowledge was all self-taught.  He played a big role in many local activities.  He was a member of the Clay Masonic Lodge, Clay Lion’s Club, 911 operator, solid waste authority, helped with the local radio station and many other things.  He was a friend to everyone.  The family would like to thank everyone that has prayed and shown support during this difficult time.  
Graveside service will be at 1:00 pm, Saturday, May 16, 2020 at Triplett Cemetery on Triplett Ridge, with Wayne Litton officiating.  There will also be a Masonic  ceremony .


 
   From Clyde Campbell: To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.

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