Birth date: Dec 17, 1953 Death date: Feb 17, 2024
Memorial Service for Mr. Rodney "Bird" Rape, 70, of Dadeville, Alabama, will be held on Saturday, February 24, 2024 at 3:00 pm in the Chapel of Radney Funeral Home. Brother Wayne Cowhick will officiate. The family will receive fri Read Obituary
Our time together was short but so very memorable. Rest in peace.
Bird was a dear friend to many people in many walks of life. His loss leaves a large hole in many hearts.
Rodney was always generous with his help, knowledge and friendship. We shared a love of music, boating, camping and woodworking.
Bird and Myrtle were made for each other. Bird cherished the family they shared.
He came out of Auburn University with the knowledge to add to his genius practical skills to become an ace at building. Many structures are testament to his ability.
This man was an example of the best of humankind!
Bird was a great guy. Always kept me laughing. He will be missed by many. RIP my good friend. My condolences and deepest sympathy for all his family.
Please accept our condolences on behalf of our Evergreen Siteworks Team. Mr. Bird will be missed!
What a wonderful man he was. Steve and I always had such a great time at Bird & Myrtle's when we would go visit. Both of them were just good kind souls. I hope God sees fit to let Steve and Bird have a nice reunion. My condolences to his family. May God wrap you up in his love and give you everything you need during this time.
Melinda Weathers
So very sorry to hear of Bird's passing. He was a dear friend to us. He was a very kind soul. Praying for all of his family during this difficult time 🙏
I always enjoyed catching up when I could see Bird. We were only able to get together occasionally over the past several years, but we played basketball together in elementary and junior high school. I remember going to watch a basketball or football game with Bird and his family. They played Johnny Cash music all the way there and back. We had a great time. Don't remember who won the game. I will miss him, too. Charles Huey
Bird was a good friend and he will truly be missed, RIP Bird.
