Birth date: Mar 23, 1921 Death date: Jul 2, 2016
Dr. Wilfred Dwight Webb, age 95 of Hazel Park, Michigan passed away on July 2, 2016 at home. He was born on March 23, 1921 in Rathbone, Michigan to Thomas Franklin and May Pettit Webb. Dr. Webb is pre-deceased by his beloved wife Read Obituary
what a wonderful man.
I only have good memories of Dr. Webb. He was well respected. I remember him choosing me for a picture in the community school newsletter; I was at Hoover Elementary. God's blessing to the family. Linda Beverly Gries
Dr. Webb was a unwavering, dedicated champion for education, and a deservedly respected legislator.
Jim Kosteva
Dr. Webb was a true gentleman. I am proud to have called him friend. I so enjoyed our morning coffees with Judge Agnello and Judge Voss at the Hazel Park Big Boy. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.
Hon. Robert J Turner
It is with heartfelt gratitude to the LORD for sending this very kind man out into the world for a little while; to help, to provide, to nurture and to love others as Mr. Webb and his beloved wife, Virginia did. They are truly worthy of remembering and imitating as we each seek to do good in this life. His was a life well lived and never to be forgotten. RIP until the LORD returns, Wilfred. ~ Faith Haislet
My dad worked for Mr. Webb when we moved here from Arkansas. He had a great deal of respect for Mr. Webb and my grandmother also knew him. He was even at her 80th birthday party!Such a special man,he will be greatly missed by not only his family but the entire city and beyond.Thank you Mr. Webb.
Susan Kunze
Mr Webb touched us all.
My family is so blessed to have been able to call Virginia and Wilfred Webb dear friends. No two kinder, gentler and more loving souls have ever existed in this world! We;ll look forward to seeing them again in the next! God bless you both! We love and miss you!
George and Melinda Mailly
I will always remember this kind man who taught at Lacey Jr. High and I believe was principal of the Jr. High on 9 Mile and John R. Helped everyone believe in themselves. I was honored to be invited to a panel discussion at Wayne State University when I was in Jr. High School with 6 other students. It helped greatly with self worth. I will never forget him and I am sure our heavenly Father knows of his great deeds and kindness. Janice Archer Dodson
A kind and gentle man. May he rest in peace. RIF
