Darrell Bacon Obituary

I'm proud to have known Darrell. He was a stand up guy and I had nothing but respect for him. While working for USDA years ago, he would sell me honey. My wife and I were talking about his honey just today, telling our son that his was the best. Praise Jesus that I'll see you again Darrell.

There will be a Celebration of Life for Darrell Bacon on Jan 20, 2024 at 10:30 am located in Reedley at the Full Gospel Tabernacle Fellowship Hall. Please join as we celebrate Darrells life.

What an amazing life he lived. Please accept our deepest condolences for your loss.
Your family is in our thoughts and prayers today.

So sorry for your loss Lillie, may he Rest in Peace with the Lord.

"He saw the best in everyone and made everyone he came into contact with a better person." That line resonates and summed up Darrell from when I had the pleasure of knowing him well over 30 years ago. In our line of work where we dealt with a lot of unpleasant, unscrupulous people, Darrell stood out as keeping your head above water and looking for the good. Just an overall kind, decent man.

So sorry for the loss of your loved one. I didn´t know him personally but feel a bit as if I did through my friend Tanya. Always words of kindness for Joshua´s whole family.

Renee Clark

I was heartbroken when I read that Darrell had died. We were born in the same year. My time spent with the 3 of you was very important to me. I still have the "Potato Cookbook" that you, Lillie, gave me. Darrell was a wonder. His bees, I leanrened so much, his jobs, everything about him holds very fond memories. And, you, Lillie. So down to earth, so real, so accomplished in so many ways. Years ago, I heard that Josh had not only graduated from college, but then went back to his high school to teach. How proud you must be. Son, and then 2 more sons. Josh is as you raised him, sensible, responsible and a shing example of a human being. Fallon, love the name, must be a remarkable mother to 2 more boys. The Bacons have boys. I cannot fathom, being the same age, that he is gone. A true loss, on so many fronts. I am so sorry he died, at such an age. I am 67, and everything is fine. I always loved you, Lillie, and I always loved Josh. He was and is like a son I never had. From the beginning. Please take care. You are stoic, as am I. However, I am very, very sad at his death. So unfair. I don't know if you will get this message because I don't have facebook or a cell phone but I hope you do. Most fondly, Linda Condry.

So sorry for your loss, Josh! I quickly grew to love and appreciate your Dad when we were all out playing softball for Trinity. Your Dad would always make a special effort to talk to me, encourage me and give me pointers on improving my play. He always seemed genuinely interested in making people better, enjoying the game, and just appreciating life. He was one of my favorite people out on the softball field. I kind of looked at him as a coach that cared. Again, sorry for your loss, but you´ll see him again one day and there´s parts of him that live on through you and your family.

I always looked up to you, Darrell. Playing Softball with were some of the best times of life. The after games times at the "Club House", Rest in peace old friend.

We are so sorry to hear of your loss of Darrell. Such a nice man, husband, father and grandfather. Sending love to each of you all.
Shannon and Diane Martin