Obituaries list multiple regional deaths with funeral notes
Olive Spaulding Brown 84 of Troutman NC formerly Rock died Aug 16 2007 at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center funeral arrangements incomplete at Cravens Shires Funeral Home Bluewell Ruth Marie Culbertson 89 of Cedar Bluff VA died Aug 16 2007 at her son's home following a lengthy illness funeral arrangements incomplete at Hurst Scott Funeral Home Richlands Joseph Raymond Evans 58 of Princeton died Aug 16 2007 at Princeton Community Hospital funeral arrangements incomplete at Seaver Funeral Home Princeton Warren Harrington 39 of Princeton died Aug 17 2007 at home arrangements incomplete Memorial Funeral Directory Cremation Center Athens Road Princeton Shirley A Perdue 71 formerly of Bluefield died Aug 16 2007 at a Bluefield hospital Mercer Funeral Home Crematory Bluefield
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Olive Spaulding Brown
Troutman
N.C
Rock
Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
North Carolina
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Ruth Marie Culbertson
Kents Ridge Road
Cedar Bluff
Hurst-Scott
Richlands
Joseph Raymond Evans
Beckley Rd
Princeton
Princeton Community Hospital
Seaver
Warren Harrington
Thornton Avenue
Memorial
Athens Road
Shirley A. Perdue
Westwood Nursing Home
Johnson St
Bluefield
Mercer Funeral Home
Obituary: Robert C. Blevins 81 of Cedar Bluff Virginia
Robert C. Blevins 81 of Cedar Bluff Va died August 16 2007 after a lengthy illness. Born November 10 1925 in Banner Va he retired from Jewell Ridge Coal and belonged to Richlands Masonic Lodge No 318. He is survived by wife Helen Damron Blevins two daughters two stepsons and several grandchildren great grandchildren and step relatives. Funeral 2:00 pm August 19 2007 at Singleton Funeral Service Chapel Cedar Bluff with entombment at Greenhills Memory Gardens Mausoleum Claypool Hill.
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Cedar Bluff
Robert C
Bob) Blevins
Richlands
Banner
Walter and
Mary McClellan Blevins
Jewell Ridge Coal Corporation
Richlands Masonic Lodge
Westfork Presbyterian Church
Ann Shortridge Blevins
Paul Blevins
Helen Damron Blevins
Robin Absher
Jimmy
Carterville
Ill
Sandy Horn
Wayne
Patterson
Richard Damron
Jenny
Richmond
Danny Damron
U.S. Army
Sharon
Bristol
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Mario Stefanini
Heze Price
Blevins Family to Receive Friends at Cedar Bluff Funeral
The family will receive friends from 6 to 9 p.m. today at Singleton Funeral Service in Cedar Bluff Virginia. Masonic rites are set for 7 p.m. by Richlands Masonic Lodge No. 318. Donations may be made to Westfork Presbyterian Church or a charity of choice. Online condolences available at Singleton Funeral Service.
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Cedar Bluff
Richlands Masonic Lodge No
Westfork Presbyterian Church
Box
SingletonFuneralService.com
Singleton Funeral Service
Blevins
Funerals Scheduled Today Across Virginia and West Virginia
Funeral services planned include A E Andes Jr at Stras Memorial Episcopal Church in Tazewell Virginia at 2 p.m. and Paulette Byard at Mt Zion Pentecostal Holiness Bluefield with burial at Restlawn Memorial Gardens Bluewell. Conner at Maxwell Hill Beckley and Fox at Peery St Clair Chapel Tazewell with burials in Roselawn Princeton and Maplewood Tazewell. Julia Johnson graveside Resthaven Parkview Princeton and Linda Sturgill Hurst Scott Chapel Tazewell with burial in Bowman Cemetery Tip Top.
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A.E
Gene” Andes Jr
Stras Memorial Episcopal Church
Tazewell
Paulette E. Byard
Mt. Zion Pentecostal
Peery & St.Clair
Maplewood Cemetery
Julia R. Johnson
Resthaven Parkview Cemetery
Princeton
Linda Gail Sturgill
Hurst-Scott
Bowman
Police Blotter Highlights Local Incidents Over Two Days
On Aug 16 reports included illegal brush dumping on Reservoir Street with owner consent. indecent exposure on Third Street Heatherwood and Oakhurst leading to a male arrest. a gas drive off at Cargo station. a Maryland Avenue motor vehicle crash. ATV concerns at Jackson and Franklin Streets with advisement. Aug 17 unfounded B and E at Mineral Street. prowler at 1909 Bluefield Avenue. investigations led by Whitt Calder Dillon Davis and others.
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Prim
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Ptim
A.G. Calder
Maryland Avenue
Plum
Jackson
Franklin Streets
Prim. H.E. Naumann
Mineral Street
Prim. J
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Tech to add police counselors after mass shooting crisis
Virginia Tech will increase police officers and mental health counselors on campus as classes resume to help heal after the April 16 mass shootings. President Charles Steger says experts agree closing the campus would be unworkable. the university continues to add security and support resources, with about 12,000 signed up for emergency text alerts. Virginia State Police will provide extra officers for at least a week, and 11 campus officers plus four counselors are being hired to aid injured students and the wider campus community.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Charles Steger
Associated Press
Steger
Tech’s
Seung-Hui Cho
West Ambler Johnston
Norris Hall
Virginia State Police
Richmond
Heat wave claim toll climbs across South and Midwest
Across Tennessee Missouri Illinois Arkansas Georgia Alabama South Carolina and Mississippi heat claimed 41 lives with Memphis reporting nine deaths and temperatures hitting 112 in Evening Shade Arkansas. TVA shut a Browns Ferry reactor due to river water 90 degree averages as power demand peaked nationwide.
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South
Midwest
Memphis
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Shelby County
Tennessee Valley Authority
Browns Ferry
Athens
Ala
Tennessee River
John Moulton
Knoxville, Tenn
Alabama
Mississippi
Kentucky
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Arkansas
Germantown
Mary Ellen McIntire
Baptist Minor
Missouri
Illinois
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Chicago
Mine collapse worsens as rescue aims to reach trapped workers
Officials seek the borehole as vibrations were detected for minutes Wednesday in the mine. Rescue teams evacuated Thursday as a cave in at 6 39 p m halted underground work. A mountain bump caused rock to surge, blasting coal and debris, destroying a 30 foot wall section and severing supports. The energy was likened to an explosion and registered a 1.6 magnitude at Utah seismograph stations, the 20th reading since the August 6 initial collapse.
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University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Stickler
University
Lee Siegel
Mountain cave-in death toll rises as rescuers halt work
The Aug 6 collapse follows a 1.6 magnitude bump in the mine as ground shifts. Rescuers advanced 826 feet in nine days with about 1,200 feet remaining before the next area. Miners injured range from minor to serious. two rescuers died and a MSHA inspector was among the victims. UMW President Cecil E. Roberts condemned owners and officials for preventable deaths. Mexican workers and kin await news while prayers endure.
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Siegel
MSHA
Dirk Fillpot
Castleview Hospital
Price
Utah Valley Regional Medical Center
Provo
Rich Kulczewski
U.S. Department of Labor
Castleview
Jeff Manley
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
United Mine Workers of America
Cecil E. Roberts
UMW
Roberts
Fairfax
Mexico
Salvador Jimenez Munoz
Munoz
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