Book of Memories for Nathan Verle "Skip" Eubanks

Condolence From kim parker

Mon, 07 Feb 2011 15:28:54 EST

i worked with skip and he was a nice man. my sypathies and prayers are with the eubanks family.

Condolence From Donnie Joe Jack

Mon, 07 Feb 2011 10:28:53 EST

I was so sorry to hear about Skip. I’ve thought about him often. We had so much fun growing up in Valeda Ks. I was thru Van Buren in November and tried to find him, but I couldn’t find a phone number or make contact with Lanny for any information. I’m saddened for his family and my heart aches for the loss of very good old friend. I just wish we had kept in touch.

Story shared: My Big Brother

Sun, 06 Feb 2011 08:38:49 EST

My brother Skip ( and his wife) were there, after my Dad died, to support my mother and I to make the transition from Dad's death. Three years later, almost to the hour, my Mother passed, leaving myself lost and insecure for some time. Although we had a house at Valeda , where I would stay, I became a regular fixture at their house for about 2 years. They supported me in every way possible. There is no doubt that both of them understood the major insecurity in my life. Skip, at that time, was there any time that I needed to talk. I owe so much to both of them. Skip is now with family, including his(our) in-laws, who have been oh so close through the years. We have been a close family, although miles have separated us.He will be missed by many and my love will continue to grow for him and others who have been a large part of my life.It is such a blessing to have the family I have . Big brother, if you can hear me, I love You! Lanny

Condolence From Christa Khilling

Sun, 06 Feb 2011 00:24:24 EST

I'm very sorry to hear of Skip's passing. My sincerest condolences to his family. I had the pleasure and honor of working with Skip at Trane on and off for the last five years before his retirement. Although we are very far apart in age I will always have fond and ornery memories of ole Skip. He made 3rd shift a lot more interesting and I loved listening to his stories about the good ole days when he was my age and was just starting out at Trane. I cut my teeth in the Union with the old hands like Skip and am definitely that much richer for it. this one's for you my friend and I know that wherever you are Skip you know exactly what I mean.

Condolence From Ron (Sonny) and Kay White

Sat, 05 Feb 2011 23:51:29 EST

Jan and family, We were so sorry to hear of Skips passing. May it comfort you to know that the thoughts and prayers of others are with you. Our Sincere Sympathy

Condolence From Terri McCain

Fri, 04 Feb 2011 14:51:25 EST

You may not remember me, but I am the widow of a friend of Skip's from Trane. My husband was Terry McCain and he passed on in May of 1999.I am so sorry to hear of Skip passing on, but I am sure he and Terry are together and laughing and having a great time as they did when they were both still here with us. May God grant you and your family the peace He provides that surpasses all understanding at these times in our lives God Bless Terri McCain

Condolence From Leo J Hickerson

Fri, 04 Feb 2011 11:06:03 EST

It has been a long time since I have seen Skip, but he has always been in my memories. We had a lot of fun times together with you and to whole family. We also had a lot of fun times at the bowling alley with Danny, Fred, and all the other people that we knew. You will surely be missed, may God bless your family my prayers are with them always, your friend Leo.

Photo shared: Nathan_Eubanks.jpg

Thu, 03 Feb 2011 10:19:55 EST

Condolence From Larry Johnston

Wed, 02 Feb 2011 23:29:38 EST

Although it has been too many years since I last saw Skip and his family, I have many, many fond memories of our families being together. Skip was just enough older than me for me to be a pesty little kid, but he was always kind and a great role model. The Eubanks family was a big part of my childhood. Skip and Gary are back together again and I know that Smokey, Lahoma, Gary, Skip and my parents, Don and Jean Johnston are all together once again and I am sure they are playing card games and laughing like the old days. Rest in peace, Skip. May his memory be a blessing to all of us. Larry Johnston