Celebrating the life of
Alfred M. Palmer, Jr.
June 28, 1937 - February 05, 2012
SAVANNAH – Terp Palmer Alfred M., Jr. died peacefully at home in Savannah on Sunday, February 5, 2012.
He was born June 28, 1937, the son of Dr. Alfred M. Palmer and Betty Cline Palmer.
He is survived by his loving wife of 52 years, Patricia Sullivan Palmer, his children, Mary Ellen Rupe, Alfred Palmer III "Monty" Anne, Patrick Palmer Debbie, and Catherine Mirabile Mark, 11 grandchildren, his brothers, Lawrence Palmer and Dr. Rashid Abdu, and countless family and friends.
His funeral will be in Virginia and there will be a Savannah memorial at a later date.
The family suggests memorial contributions to Anderson Cancer Institute c/o Memorial Health Foundation, P.O. Box 23089, Savannah, GA 31403 or the American Bladder Cancer Society at www.bladdercancersupport.org
Please sign our on-line guest book at www.foxandweeks.com
Pat,your loss saddens us all. Thinking of you and your family. All our love. Chloe and Richard Hunt
- Chloe Myers Hunt, Annandale, VA
Dear Pat, We just learned today about Terp's death. We send our condolences. We still recall fondly the party at your house, so many years ago ... very happy memories. Our hearts go out to you and to your family. Ed & Joslyn
- Ed and Joslyn Becker, fort myers, FL
My Jaycee friend from 60s-70s. Remember the horse shows, and social events. My best to Pat. Ron Clark, Falls Church jaycee.
- Ron Clark, Fairfax Station, VA
My Jaycee friend from 60s-70s. Remember the horse shows, and social events. My best to Pat. Ron Clark, Falls Church jaycee.
- Ron Clark, Fairfax Station, VA
My Jaycee friend from 60s-70s. Remember the horse shows, and social events. My best to Pat. Ron Clark, Falls Church jaycee.
- Ron Clark, Fairfax Station, VA
My Jaycee friend from 60s-70s. Remember the horse shows, and social events. My best to Pat. Ron Clark, Falls Church jaycee.
- Ron Clark, Fairfax Station, VA
My sincerest condolences to Pat and the entire Palmer family. We lost a good man and good friend who, whenever I think of him, I imagine the word 'gentleman'. Even though our contact was limited over the years since high school days Terp had a way of making you feel welcome and special. I will always remember that.
- Tod Machrowicz, Severna Park, MD
I offer my heartfelt condolences on your loss. I said to my friend Monty that even though it has been years since I have seen his father, my memory is of smiles, laughter and a great twinkle in his eye. I have to say I believe this great trait has been passed to his children, too, which will continue to provide joy to many in the years to come - in itself a great legacy. Terp is in my prayers as are all of you during this difficult time. I pray that he is at peace and thoroughly enjoying his well deserved heavenly reward. God Bless all of you. Christina O'Connell
- Christina O'Connell, Sterling, VA
Dear Pat and all of the Plamer clan --- You know where our heart lies and how sad we are to lose such a wonderful friend and a part of our lives. You know we are here whenever we are needed. Love and God bless W & L
- Warren & Lucy Kenney, , SC
Dear Tricia and Family We were so sad to hear of Terp's passing. We have only fond memories of our time spent with him. I can still see his smile and hear his laugh like I saw him yesterday. He will be dearly missed! We send you all our love and prayers. Lisa and Gary Matson and Family
- Lisa Holland Matson, Wexford, PA
Pat,your loss saddens us all. Thinking of you and your family. All our love. Chloe and Richard Hunt
- Chloe Myers Hunt, Annandale, VA
Dear Pat, We just learned today about Terp's death. We send our condolences. We still recall fondly the party at your house, so many years ago ... very happy memories. Our hearts go out to you and to your family. Ed & Joslyn
- Ed and Joslyn Becker, fort myers, FL
My Jaycee friend from 60s-70s. Remember the horse shows, and social events. My best to Pat. Ron Clark, Falls Church jaycee.
- Ron Clark, Fairfax Station, VA
My Jaycee friend from 60s-70s. Remember the horse shows, and social events. My best to Pat. Ron Clark, Falls Church jaycee.
- Ron Clark, Fairfax Station, VA
My Jaycee friend from 60s-70s. Remember the horse shows, and social events. My best to Pat. Ron Clark, Falls Church jaycee.
- Ron Clark, Fairfax Station, VA
My Jaycee friend from 60s-70s. Remember the horse shows, and social events. My best to Pat. Ron Clark, Falls Church jaycee.
- Ron Clark, Fairfax Station, VA
My sincerest condolences to Pat and the entire Palmer family. We lost a good man and good friend who, whenever I think of him, I imagine the word 'gentleman'. Even though our contact was limited over the years since high school days Terp had a way of making you feel welcome and special. I will always remember that.
- Tod Machrowicz, Severna Park, MD
I offer my heartfelt condolences on your loss. I said to my friend Monty that even though it has been years since I have seen his father, my memory is of smiles, laughter and a great twinkle in his eye. I have to say I believe this great trait has been passed to his children, too, which will continue to provide joy to many in the years to come - in itself a great legacy. Terp is in my prayers as are all of you during this difficult time. I pray that he is at peace and thoroughly enjoying his well deserved heavenly reward. God Bless all of you. Christina O'Connell
- Christina O'Connell, Sterling, VA
Dear Pat and all of the Plamer clan --- You know where our heart lies and how sad we are to lose such a wonderful friend and a part of our lives. You know we are here whenever we are needed. Love and God bless W & L
- Warren & Lucy Kenney, , SC
Dear Tricia and Family We were so sad to hear of Terp's passing. We have only fond memories of our time spent with him. I can still see his smile and hear his laugh like I saw him yesterday. He will be dearly missed! We send you all our love and prayers. Lisa and Gary Matson and Family
- Lisa Holland Matson, Wexford, PA
Services under the direction of:
Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Hodgson Chapel
912-352-7200
