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Vernon W. Packer Jr.
Dec 4, 1952 — Oct 27, 2026
Vernon Wilford Packer Jr., born December 4, 1952, passed away at his home in Largo, Florida. He was a veteran, a father, a grandfather of six, a brother, and a man who took great pride in his work and the life he built.
Born in Syracuse, New York, Vernon later made Florida his home. He graduated from Largo High School in Largo, Florida, and went on to build a long and respected career serving his community.
Vernon dedicated 30 years of service to the City of Clearwater as a Building Inspector, followed by another 10 years with the City of Dunedin. Throughout his 40 years of public service, he took great pride in his profession and the work he accomplished. His dedication, knowledge, and commitment to the communities he served were an important part of his life and a lasting accomplishment his family and friends are proud of.
A proud veteran, Vernon carried with him the experiences and values that helped shape his life.
Vernon was the father of three children: Donnie, Amie, and Steve. He was also a grandfather of six and is survived by his sister, Jill.
Outside of his career, Vernon had a love for music and vintage cars, two interests that brought him enjoyment throughout his life. Whether listening to music or appreciating the beauty and history of a classic automobile, these were among the things he enjoyed.
Vernon will be remembered for his decades of dedication to public service, his pride in his career, his military service, and the interests and experiences that made up his life.
His 40 years of service to the Cities of Clearwater and Dunedin stand as a significant part of his legacy and a testament to his commitment to the communities where he worked.
May he rest in peace, and may those who knew him find comfort in their memories of his life.
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