Birth date: Dec 7, 1942 Death date: Mar 27, 2014
C. E. “Rex” Baker, Jr., born December 7, 1942 to Marguerite and C. E. Baker, Sr., passed away at his home on March 27, 2014. He was preceded in death by his son, Kenneth Tracy Baker. He leaves behind his wife of 48 years, Denise B Read Obituary
Uncle Rex, Time sure gets away from us. I want to thank you for the help you gave us on our video store adventure. Your home was always open to me. Many fond memories as a child going to your house, trip to Mammoth Cave, Keith visiting etc…. I always got the news from dad on the family. You were very special family to us. Jason E. Baker
On March 27th 2014 the world lost one of the greatest men to walk this earth. Rex you will be missed by all who knew you personally and even those who just knew of you. I had the pleasure of knowing you for @12 years and am a better person for it. You have meant so much to so many and I am forever grateful for what you meant to, shared and taught my son Jacob. I will rest easy knowing you are in Gods home now and that Jacob and the rest of your family and friends now have a very special angel watching over them. May all of the love you had for all comfort them always just as you always have. My own love and great respect for you will never end and continue to guide me I continue to teach Jacob to be as great a man as you. Rest in peace sir……………
So sorry for the loss of your dear loved one. During difficult times like this I find it comforting to reflect on the good times you had with your loved one and on the hope of seeing them again. The last book of the Bible (Revelation 21:1-4) speaks of a restored paradise where the human family will have the prospect of enjoying life without end, free from all sickness, disease and death. May the above scripture bring comfort to all in your family as you continue to strengthen and encourage one another.
Dear Annie and family ,I am so sorry to here of your loss my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family . LaJuan and Max
Dear Little Brother, you were my Christmas present that Dec. of 1942 when you came home in the ambulance with Mother. They brought you in and put you in my baby bed and I climbed up on the side to look at you. You were so small and I was so very happy to have a new Little Brother. I have loved you always and will miss you but I know that you are at peace finally and will not suffer here on this earth anymore. I know you loved your family and that you knew that all of us loved you too. Thank you for being my brother and know that I will keep a watch over the ones that you have left behind.Love, Sis, Carolyn Baker Freeman
