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Delmon Lynell Qualls, 88, Passes Away in Cullman, Alabama
Delmon Lynell Qualls, a respected and cherished resident of Cullman, Alabama, passed away peacefully on Saturday, July 6, 2024, at the age of 88. He was surrounded by his devoted family at his residence, where he had lived a long and fulfilling life.
Early Life and Family
Delmon was born on May 1, 1936, in Gadsden, Alabama, to Dillard Fillmore Qualls and Elwy Scott Qualls. He grew up in a close-knit family with his siblings, Melba Qualls Eady, Geraldine Qualls, Donald Wyland Qualls, Eddie Rae Qualls, and Linda Qualls Bolzle.
Marriage and Family
In 1959, Delmon married the love of his life, Vivion Seibenhener. They shared a loving and supportive partnership for 65 remarkable years. Together, they raised two sons, Jane Qualls Hudson and Wayne Qualls. Delmon was a devoted husband and father, and he cherished his family above all else.
Career and Legacy
Delmon dedicated his life to hard work and service to his community. He was a skilled and respected professional, and he left a lasting legacy through his contributions. His career and accomplishments will be remembered with admiration and gratitude.
Community Involvement
Delmon was actively involved in his community, where he made a significant impact. He dedicated his time and energy to various organizations and causes, making a positive difference in the lives of countless people. His dedication to his community will be remembered as one of his greatest qualities.
Memorial Service
A graveside service to honor Delmon’s life will be held at Cullman City Cemetery on Tuesday, July 9, 2024, at 11:00 AM. Reverend Kenneth Pruitt, uncle to Vivion and a family friend, Ben Mayo, will officiate the ceremony. Visitation will be held at Cullman Heritage Funeral Home from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM prior to the graveside service.
Pallbearers
The pallbearers for Delmon’s graveside service will be Cody Hudson, Matt Qualls, Randy Bolzle, Will Bolzle, Matt Baggett, and Isaac Baggett.
In Memoriam
Delmon Lynell Qualls will be deeply missed by his wife, Vivion Seibenhener Qualls; son, Wayne Qualls; grandsons, Cody Hudson and Matt Qualls; sister, Linda Qualls Bolzle; and a host of extended family and friends.
The family sends their heartfelt gratitude to Cullman Regional Hospice and nurses Marlene Parker, Kelly Armstrong, Brittany Lynn, and Tia Sharp for their compassionate care and support. Their kindness and professionalism will never be forgotten.
Delmon Lynell Qualls lived a long and fulfilling life, leaving behind a legacy of love, service, and accomplishment. His memory will continue to inspire those who knew him for generations to come.
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