Willie Ferrell

By Farrel Webb -

Willie Ferrell

1st cousin 2x removed of husband of 2nd great-aunt 

Funeral services for Willie Ferrell, 68, of Washington were held Saturday, October 3, 2009, at McLendon Memorial Funeral Home, Washington, with Rev. Joseph Hurley officiating. He died Thursday, September 24.

Mr. Ferrell, known as "Buddy Boy," was the son of the late Henry Hurley and Ossilean Ferrell. He was a native of Wilkes County and a member of Booker's Chapel Baptist Church. 

Survivors include four children, Cheryl Ferrell, Victor Ferrell, Jeffery Ferrell, all of Milledgeville, and Dorine Smith of Lithonia; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; three sisters, Sandra Williams and Willie M. Hurley of Atlanta, and Jeraldine Ruch of Thomson; and three brothers, Collie Will Hurley, Washington, Paul Hurley, and Larry Hurley, Atlanta.


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