Melvin Alexander Humbles Jr. - Cremation Society of Virginia

Melvin Alexander Humbles Jr.

May 3, 1958 - November 18, 2021

Melvin A. Humbles, Jr., of Dare, VA, passed away unexpectedly on November 18, 2021, at age 63. He was the son of Melvin A. Humbles, Sr. and Virginia Stocks Humbles and he resided in York County his entire life. He was employed with W.M. Jordan Co. for many years then later he decided to work for Seaford Scallop Co., as a marine mechanic, having made many friends there, especially his friend, Terry Tinney and all the gang. He really enjoyed working on the water. When not working, he was fishing, sharing fish and scallops with family and friends,

He is survived by his wife, Jacquelyn Humbles; two sons, Melvin A. Humbles, III and Jason A. Humbles; his sisters, Mary Publicover, Chris Vermatten, Ann Thomas and Ginger McCoy and his brother, James Humbles.

His proudest role was being Grandpa to Shianne, Maia, Haley, Jason, Lilliana and Jazmyn. He also leaves behind his pet squirrel Boo Boo, whom he loved dearly.

May your journey be peaceful.

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It's almost been three years since you have left us. When I sit in my yard and watch the squirrels I think of you. I miss stopping by each week to visit with you . You will AlLWAYS be in my heart . Love you brother 💜✝️

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I am so very sorry for your family’s loss. Witnessing the closeness of your family ties through the years makes me know how devastating the loss of Alex is for all of you. I’m sending my blessings, my prayers and my wish for comfort for all of you. Chrissy, I’m here for you any time.

My brother will always be in my heart..

Sorry for your loss sis. Prayers going up for you and the family

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

Alex was my older brother. He loved natures animals. He also loved working in the garden. When it was time to harvest he would share everything he planted with family and friends. He loved helping where he could. Will miss you and say hi to our parents. Love ya.

Alex was a great brother in law. I remember how much he enjoyed his Ford Mustang. Condolences to his family. Rest in Prace.

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