William L. McDonald

Birth date: Nov 19, 1933 Death date: Mar 28, 2020

William L. McDonald, 86, of Drummonds, TN passed away March 28, 2020. Mr. McDonald was a Navy veteran, retired from the Shelby County Sheriff's Dept. and a member of Leawood Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, Bonnie Evelyn McDonald; daughter, Marcia (Larry) Rodgers; son, Billy (Leslie) McDonald; brother, Coy Lynn McDonald of Newbern, TN; six grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Services at the funeral home are closed to the public but you are invited to view the service via Munford Funeral Home's Facebook page at 10:00am on Wednesday and you can share condolences anytime at MunfordFuneralHome.com. Munford Funeral Home Munford Chapel (901) 837-0123 MunfordFuneralHome.comRead Obituary

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Tina Kellum

212w ago

The most favorite thing that I will always remember about Mr Larry are the 😀 smiles we shared. I loved sneaking picture of his beautiful smiles. He will be missed greatly.
Tina Kellum

Jimmy Sherry

212w ago

Work Larry McDonald was one of the kindest gentlest most supportive Christian man he support his Pastor he's poured his church he was one of the best deacons who ever lived who took care of his widow's no matter how far they were he was there he was a Shining Light and all who knew him loved him he he is already missed because he hasn't been able to come to church he and Evelyn in they are so loved at Leawood Baptist Church our prayers continue for Evelyn and her sweet family Jimmy and Sherry Fox

Steve Mcdonald

212w ago

in honor of William .

I am sad to hear of your loss. The last time I saw Larry was at Keith’s Funeral. My prayers go out for you.
Steve McDonald

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Anita Barganier

212w ago

Mr. MacDonald has been a part of my life for 42 years!! He was such a big part of my life through many seasons in my life. I can hear him saying “hey Anita” at this moment in his soft spoken voice. I loved him and I know he loved me and my family. He always treated me as if I was part of his family and I will be forever grateful for the times we spent together. I will miss him, but I know he’s walking, laughing, and talking with Jesus, and he is so happy. That gives me comfort and I pray it gives all your family comfort too. I loved him and will miss him. ❤️

Marcia Rodgers

212w ago

The McDonald family wishes to express great and sincere gratitude to Rick and Sherrie Atkinson. They diligently and lovingly took care of dad (and mom) during these last several months going above and beyond. Words cannot express how much they mean to our family and how grateful we are to them.

Dan & Ethel Doty

A friend like Larry is a great loss. Rather than dwelling on the sadness I will think of the happy times .