Benjamin Lee Duff

Benjamin (Ben) Lee Duff of Stafford, VA, born on November 7, 1984 in Honolulu, Hawaii. He is a 2004 graduate of Quantico High School, and was employed by C.W. Resources as an on-site contractor for the Federal Bureau of Investigation Laboratory in Quantico, VA.

On Thursday, September 2, 2021, Ben departed this life to live eternally with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. He is preceded in death by his niece, Madelyn Ivy Custer and grandparents Robert E. and Alta (Peggy) Duff; Robert L. Hull of Greenfield, OH.

He is survived by his parents Tracy L. Duff of Greenfield, OH and Jeffrey E. Duff (S. Todd Hamme) of Stafford, VA; Grandmother, Ivalene E. Hull of Greenfield, OH; his three children, Conner J. Duff, Katelynn S. Duff and Samantha A. Duff of Montclair, VA; sister, Kayla M. Custer (Steve) of Stafford, VA and step-sister Sienna N. Hamme of Alexandria, VA; nephews Mason M. Smith of Wichita, KS, Landon M. Custer and Austin J. B. Custer of Stafford, VA; aunts, uncles, cousins, family and friends.

Ben was committed to supporting the military and was a former employee of the Marine Corps marathon office for over a decade. He was an old soul and had a variety of passions, he enjoyed bass fishing, history and Western movies. His music genre varied from old school R&B to country music and even Metallica. He enjoyed NASCAR and of course his number one sports team was THE Ohio State Buckeyes football. You would often find him wearing a Buckeyes hat and jersey year round. His number one commitment and passion were to his three children. He loved them deeply and they were his light and commitment to always do better and be better. His interaction and complete love and support for his children were consistently displayed at all times. Ben was the best gift-giver. He thought very deeply about what was the one item that would be the most impactful and appreciated.

His love extended to others, was a reflection of his love for Christ. He had a Bible in his lunch box, a small one in his wallet, and several in his home. He listened to the Bible on tape regularly. He was committed to be the best Dad he could be. A man of few words, he had a kind soul, great sense of humor and a big heart. Ben will be greatly missed by his children, parents, family and friends.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the National Autism Association in his name.

Virginia - Visitation and Memorial Service

Wednesday, September 8th 5pm - 7pm

Mullins and Thompson Funeral Service

186 Shelton Shop Rd, Stafford, VA 22554

540-373-5842

Ohio - Visitation, Private Service and Public Grave-side Internment

Friday, September 10th Family from 4pm – 5pm and public from 5pm – 8pm

Saturday, September 11th Private Service 10am and Public burial at 11am, Greenfield Cemetery

Murray-Fettro Funeral Home

380 Jefferson St, Greenfield, OH 45123

937-981-4081