UNICOI COUNTY, TN - OBITUARIES - Herrald Erwin, 5 May 1998
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Mr. Herrald Erwin

Mr. Herrald Erwin, 71, of 1417 Prospect Drive, Kinsport died Tuesday May 5,
1998.

Mr. Herrald, a antive of Erwin, lived in Kingsport before moving to Linville
Lin Harbor, North Carolina, and moved back to Kingsport after his retirement
in 1995. He served in World War II in the Pacific Theater on the USS
Louisville and also in the Korean Conflict. Mr. Erwin retired from Tennessee
Eastman Company after 39 years of service in the CHDM department.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Raymond T. and Lucy Gage Erwin; his
first wife, Marica "Pady" Starnes, Erwin; and a brother, Eugene "Gene" Erwin.
Survivors include: his wife, Betty Erwin, Kingsport; one daughter, Melanie
Erwin, Johnson City; two sons and daughters-in-law, Mark and Karen Erwin,
Goose Creek, South Carolina, and Toney and Andrea Erwin, Kingsport; three
step-sons, Phillip Church, Lansing, Michigan, Jeff Church, Laurinburg, North
Carolina, and Randy Church, Kingsport; four grandchildren, Melanie Erwin,
Joshua Erwin, Joseph Erwin and Grayson Erwin; great-grandson Ryan Erwin and
two step-grandchildren; three sisters, Mildred Tapp, Erwin, Eunice Morris,
Johnson City, and Lois Auman, Highpoint, North Carolina; three brothers, R.T.
Erwin, Erwin, Bill Erwin, Anderson, South Carolina and Charles Erwin,
Portland, Oregon; several nieces and nephews and cousins. Military graveside
services were conducted at the Veterans Administration Center. Mountain Home
by Charles DeWitt Byrd Post Number 3387 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.