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Troy Durrance

September 09, 1965 ~ November 22, 2024

Troy Durrance, age 59, of Hobe Sound, Florida, passed away on November 22, 2024. He was born in Hollywood, Florida on September 9, 1965, to Jerry Durrance Sr and Charlotte Craparotta. Troy is survived by his loving children Stephanie Durrance of Debary, Florida, Cami Durrance-Yurich (spouse Daniel Yurich Jr) of Orange City, Florida, and Troy Durrance Jr of Orange City, Florida. He also leaves behind five cherished grandchildren, Lana Durrance, Camille Durrance-Yurich, Danica Durrance-Yurich, Casey Yurich, and Troy Durrance III. Troy is also survived by his siblings Debra Baker (spouse Robert Baker) of Orange City, Florida, Chris Durrance (spouse Susie Durrance) of Hanson, Kentucky, and Jerry Durrance Jr (spouse Tammi Durrance) of Lake Mary, Florida. Troy is survived by his significant other Donna Waugh of Hobe Sound, Florida. Troy had a big family and is survived by many others that will miss him dearly.

 

Troy is preceded in death by father Jerry Durrance Sr, mother Charlotte Durrance-Cody, sister Anita Durrance-Lai-Harris, stepfather Lawrence Cody.

 

Troy worked as a Service Technician and had a passion for fishing, hunting, grilling, and spending time with his family. The angels will be eating well up in heaven with Troy cooking! He had the biggest heart and helped others whenever he could. Troy loved sports and was a huge fan of the Miami Dolphins. He also had a passion for his plants, growing all types of vegetables, flowers, and fruit trees. He loved his country music and some classic rock. He had many friends that loved him. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

 

May he rest in peace.

 

Condolence

Kathie Whitaker

November 30, 2024, 12:18 am

My cousin who was more like a brother. I still can’t process that you’re really gone. If I have only know when we were last together just 2 days before you left us. I would have hugged you tighter amd told you one more time now much I l love you. I will never get that birthday call reminding me that I’m 4 days older than you. Or hear your off color jokes, and nobody will ever make barbecue chicken for me like you did. I hope you are with all the family smiling down on us all. I love you and will miss you for all of days of my life.

Christa

November 30, 2024, 12:23 am

Cousin, I miss your laugh. Rest in peace with our family that I’m sure surrounded you. Your heart is missed here by the hearts that keep you close. So much love ♥️

Teresa McKinna

November 30, 2024, 12:31 am

We all love you Troy. You always made us smile and laugh. I hope you are having a wonderful time with your Dad, Mom and Sister. ❤️

Pamela Whittaker

November 30, 2024, 1:50 am

My prayers are with you all for Gods peace and comfort at this time .He was definitely one of a kind and I know he will be missed .

Donna Waugh

December 2, 2024, 6:21 pm

Troy, you are my best friend, confidant, will forever have this void without you. Would have, could have will not bring you back! Miss you greatly… No more Morning messages. Last message: Friday @12:23a.m.
“Good morning Sweetheart! Love you always! Sending you a Big Hug, to brighten your day”! My reply “Really” (due to time of day), you stated “Yep”! Last and forever message, I could have called you. Miss and Love you always!

Troy Durrance III

December 4, 2024, 5:01 pm

Not a day goes by that I dont miss you Poppy. You were an amazing grandfather, and I love you so much. I promise to do good for you, as will everyone else. I love you Poppy.

Troy Durrance III

December 4, 2024, 7:17 pm

Much love Poppy, i’ll miss you forever and ever.

Troy Durrance III

December 4, 2024, 7:20 pm

I’ll miss you Poppy, I love you so much.
I know you’re in a better place now, I hope its nice up there 🙂

Much love, Your grandson Troy

Debbie Baker

December 10, 2024, 2:55 am

I can barely breathe right now I’m scared of what’s to come Heartsick, dazed and so alone Lost in a state of numb
You’re at peace in heaven now I know that in my head , Still my heart cant let you go , I want you here instead
Time, they say, is what I need To heal my shattered heart
Time that’s standing still right now and tearing me apart.
You showed me a lot of things. I learned a lot I didn’t know, 
But you forgot to teach me one last thing – 
How to let you go. 
I know you didn’t mean to leave me; 
Sometimes we have no choice. 
I miss being your little sister, 
Hearing my name called by your voice. 
I wish I got to say “I Love You” 
Before you were given to the sky. 
If God could grant me one last wish, 
I’d ask to say “Goodbye.” 
You always meant the world to me. 
I could never love you less, 
I know it’s true when they say, 
“He only takes the best.” 

I know your with mom, dad and sister and a whole bunch of our family but I wasn’t ready for you to go.
Brother I wish I could have fixed all your health problems and made you better so we could have grown old together that was always the plan.
Now i find myself asking how I am going to spend the rest of my life here on earth without you beside me.
RIP my dear brother
Love your baby sister

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