THE DAYTONA BEACH MORNING NEWS
Daytona Beach, Florida
Wednesday, June 5, 1985


Herman F. Durrance, 50, Route 1, Timber Creek Road, Ormond Beach, a superintendent for Halifax Paving Company, died Tuesday in the emergency room at Halifax Hospital apparently of a heart attack.

Mr. Durrance came here 38 years ago from his birthplace, Trenton. He was a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Engineers Local #756.

Survivors include his widow, Frankie D.; three sons, Roy and Larry, both of Bunnell, and Jimmy Duley, Daytona Beach; three daughters, Peggy Duley and Lisa Duley, both of Holly Hill, and Betty Jean Hill, Jacksonville; two step-sons Christopher Wolf and George F. Giddings Jr., both of Daytona Beach; three stepdaughters, Elizabeth Morrison, DeLand, Georgia Atari, Atlanta, and Marsha Lynn Durrance, Ormond Beach; three brothers, Leonard, Lloyd, and Marvin, all of Daytona Beach; three sisters, Kathryn Lee, Retha Sumner, both of Holly Hill, and Marlene Sebby, Kandas City, Mo.; and nine grandchildren.

Baggett and Summers, Daytona Beach, is in charge.