Birth date: Nov 15, 1938 Death date: Oct 25, 2016
Vernon V. Dulin Cordova, Vernon Voshell Dulin, of Cordova died at the University of Maryland Shore Medical Center, Easton, on Tuesday October 25, 2016. He was 77. Born in Skipton, on November 15, 1938 he was the son of the late Vo Read Obituary
Vickey saw Vernon a couple weeks ago and, of course, he stopped to talk. But before he carried on a conversation he wanted to make sure she was who he thought she was. Just goes to show that he has so many friends he couldn't remember everybody's name. We will miss Vernon's smile and laugh. He was great to work with. Mary Ann, we are thinking of you and your family.
What a truly amazing man. I am thankful to have met him. He has left an impact on many lives and for sure in mine, as a reminder to just be kind and loving especially in this crazy world we live. Such an awesome man I was fortunate to have had his ice cream... more than once! Sending love, prayers and strength to you all. lots of love, melissa in Florida
DIGNITYÂ IN WHITEÂ PEDESTAL ARRANGEMENT was sent by Derek Chapman, Vice President.On behalf of the Maryland State Fire Marshals, Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 123, our deepest sympathies during your time of loss, our thoughts/prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
So sorry to hear of Vernon's passing... he was a wonderful person, and a friend to everyone he met...
Our thoughts and prayers are with you Mary Ann and the rest of your family. Vernon was a favorite cousin of mine and just wish we had more time together. He will be deeply missed by many as he never knew a stranger and his volunteer work with the fire departments gained him many friends over the years. A very caring person who always helped his family and friends. We know he is making ice cream in heaven, sharing with all!
Vernon was one of those special people. He was quick to strike up a conversation and was a very enjoyable person to talk to. This man had many friends and will be missed by all of them. Going into Easton and not running into Vernon will be a strange feeling. He was almost a permanent fixture at the YMCA and the Amish market. I offer my condolences to all of his family members and the many others that loved Vernon.
My condolences to the Dulin family and all who had contact with one of the greatest people I had occasion to come in contact with. I worked with Vernon for several years at Easton P.D. and he was as easy going there as he was in his own life. I am proud and honored to call Vernon a friend. You answered your last call my friend. Now its time to rest. You will be missed.
Mr. Vernon was a wonderful person. He was always so kind and easy to talk with. I remember him from my younger days when I was part of the Queen Anne's Fire Service and as a Sheriff's Deputy. I saw Mr. Vernon not to many months ago in Easton and we talked about the past. I was so glad to have that time. He will be missed by all who knew him. My thoughts and prayers to his friends and family.
Our most sincere sympathies to Mary Ann & the entire family. Vernon never met a stranger; always had a smile & joke or story to tell. He will be missed by many, but never forgotten. Your memories, as well as everyone else's, will live on forever. May God give you the strength to face the days ahead, and give you peace.
Joy and Roger Steger,We offer our condolences and prayers to Chief Dulin's family and friends. I met Vernon while he was working fire watch in Ocean City during the 1970's, he was always a friend to everyone and offered his advise for your safety. He will be missed by many, but always remembered.May God be with his family,
