Obituary of Corey A Pervall

Corey Anthony Pervall was born to John and Maple Pervall on August 29, 1969 at Southside Community Hospital in Farmville, Virginia. He was reared in a home with lots of love and affection. At an early age, Corey confessed Christ as his Savior, was baptized, and joined Rocky Mounty Baptist Church. As a child, he attended Cumberland County Public Schools where he graduated with the class of 1987. After graduation, he moved to Norfolk, Virginia and worked in construction. While there, he attended Calvary Baptist Church under the leadership of Dr. Courtney McBetha. Shortly after returning home, he later resided in Richmond, Virginia where he started his own Janitorial Service (C.A.P.S.). He was a devoted son, grandson, a stylist and fashionable person who wore a bright and full smile to set it off. He was a true and devoted person who would help anyone in need. Even when he was tired and in pain he never complained. On Wednesday, January 17, 2018, he departed this life in Cumberland, Virginia at his mother's residence. He leaves to cherish his memory his parents, John and Maple Pervall; a daughter, Shaleta Pervall; grandmother, Susie Langhorne; granddaughter, Sophia Pervall; four aunts, Deloris Hayes (Jessie), Betty Perkins (John), Ruth Hampton and Gracie Pervall; six uncles, Anderson Pervall, Walter Langhorne, Lester Langhorne, George Langhorne (Mary), Wayne Langhorne and Charles Langhorne; cousins, other relatives and friends. "Wings of an Eagle" In the darkness of my shadow, I share no more pain within myself. I am left to fly high into eternity on the wings of an eagle, with no one else. I spare those that I love, leaving behind beautiful memories of me, Flying high into my Savior's sky, just sitting on the wings of an eagle. Aw, sweet serenity. I can see beautiful flowers like a garden of springtime plants. On the wings of an eagle, I fly at the open gate of heaven. Here, Lord, I stand. I arrived by way of air. Praise God, I was not alone. On the wings of an eagle, I was brought safely to your home. As I look down, I can see hurt, pain, and misery. Share no tears, just rejoice; remember I am now free. I will be waiting for you at heaven's gate; one day we will be hand and hand. Come by way of the wings of an eagle, traveling the sea, air, and land. ~The Family