Obituary notices and funeral details from several towns
A long obituary list from Princeton to Richlands and Bluefield notes Agnes Blankenship Thelma Grose Della Hawkins Jimmy Johnson Patricia Young Cecil Christian Robert Cole Nancy Craghead Ruby Fletcher Warren Hairston Loretta Sing Harold Smith among others died Aug 26 28 2007. The notices provide ages birthplaces family survivors funeral home arrangements and service details across multiple Virginia and West Virginia communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes “Powell” Blankenship
Princeton
Saeger
Princeton Community Hospital
Seaver Funeral
Thelma Grose
Bluefield
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Della M. Hawkins
Lebanon
Tazewell
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Richlands
Jimmy Johnson
Roanoke
Richardson Funeral Home
Patricia Randy Young
Richmond
Scott Funeral Home
Richardson ‘Funeral Home of
Cole
Mr. Wimmer
Robbie Lee Cole
Jonathan Keith Lambert
George and
Rebecca Honaker
Robert
Madge Cole
Shelia Darlene Farrow
Oakwood
Stephanie Marie Wimmer Blevins
Brad
Statesville
N.C
David Riley Cole
Sally
Three Forks
Matthew Cole
Grundy
Robert Cole
David Duty
Eddie Duty Jr
Randy Hagerman
Jimmy Jewell
Michael Matney
Allen Arnett
Grady Cole
Eddie Duty Sr
Eddie Hagerman
Oliver Hagerman
Monty
Charlene Thomas
Loretta Martin Sing
Princeton Health Care Center
Matoaka
Christiansburg
van F. Martin
Judie Underwood Martin
Sing
Alvin Martin
Sydney Martin
Mary Ellen Ridley
Shirley Ann Goodman
Conroe
Texas
Frank Casioli
Florida
Miriam McDonald
Washington State
Ann Marie Ogle
California
Sheila Wright
Nancy Morgan
Beaumont
Calif
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Brad Puckett
Bailey-Kirk
Bailey-Kirk.com
Funerals scheduled for Mr Dual L Hill and Opal Widener
Funeral services set today for Mr Dual L Hill at 11 a.m. in Burns Wornal Chapel on Athens Road Princeton with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton. Opal Ann Widener also at 11 a.m. at Blue Ridge Funeral Home Beckley with burial at Sunset Memorial Park Damascus Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairport Harbor
Ohio
Sheila
Steve Dickerson
Durham
N.C
Melanie Meadows
Brandon Moye
Jennifer
Rachel
Hannah Walker
Ryan
Ainsley Dickerson
Madalyn Lookabill
Burns Wornal
Athens Road
Princeton
Tommy Mounts
Painter’s Chapel United Methodist Church
Athens
Craghead
Memorial
Ruby Kimble Fletcher
Glenwood Park
North Walker Street
Princeton Community Hospital
Soulsville
English Grant
Cordie Meador Kimble
Ruby
Santon's Ladies Shop
Leggett's
First Baptist Church
Fonda Boyd
Carl Fletcher
James Fletcher
Mark Fletcher
Virginia Cooper
May Lair
Jackie Ray Kimble
Ezra Carl Kimble
John Paul Kimble
Okie Hubert Fletcher
Peggy
Brandon
Fla
Dual L. Hill
Burns Wornal Chapel of Memorial
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Opal Ann Widener
Blue Ridge Funeral Home
Beckley
Sunset Memorial Park
Damascus
Former astronaut to use insanity defense in stalking case
Former astronaut Lisa Nowak will pursue a temporary insanity defense on charges of assault and attempted kidnapping of Colleen Shipman, the girlfriend of a man Nowak had been seeing. Court documents cite major mood disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, insomnia and stress related psychosis, plus weight loss and marital separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando, Fla
Lisa Nowak
Nowak
Donald Lykkebak
Lykkebak
Colleen Shipman
Shipman
Orlando
Wages rise in West Virginia amid persistent poverty
Census data show 2006 median household income up to 35059 dollars while 17.3 percent of West Virginians lived in poverty, a decline from 18 percent in 2005 but still among the highest national rates. The state ranked 5th poorest in 2005 and 2006, with 25.2 percent of children and 10.5 percent of seniors in poverty. Women are among the lowest paid nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West
Mountain State
West Virginia
Arkansas
Montana
Mississippi
Virginia domestic violence links in 2005 homicide report
A Virginia Health Department study shows 30 percent of Virginia’s 496 homicides in 2005 involved family or intimate partner conflict. Of 147 victims, 67 were adults killed by a partner and 20 were children killed by caregivers. Infants under one year made up 7.6 percent. Black Virginians faced three times the risk of domestic violence related homicide versus whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Department of Health
Marcella Fierro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cecil Anthony Christian
Rich Creek
Rich ‘Creek
Carilton Roanoke Memorial ‘Hospital
Man
Patsy Lester Christian Tomlinson
Hickory
Veneen Christian
Anthony
Radford Arsenal
Radford
Peterstown
James Monroe High School
Carrie Ackerson Christian
Veneen Kane Christian
Olivia Nicole
Avery Grace Christian
Clinton Phillip Christian
Alfred Tomlinson
Broyles-Shrewsbury Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Broyles-Shrewsbury.com
Broyles Shrewsbury Funeral Home
Robert Deen
Deano” Cole Jolo
Deano” Cole
Jolo
Washington, D.C
Frances Jane Honaker Cole Wimmer
Robert Delano Cole
Herbert C. Wimmer
Jaeger High School
Nancy Carolyn Smith Craghead
MT. Airy
South Main Street
Spanishburg
Forsyth Medical Center
Winston Salem
Cleveland
Barney and
Elma Lainey Smith
A & P Grocery Company
Madison
Warren Jarvis
Hairston
Newark, N.J
Warren
Jarvis Hairston
Newark
N.J
Filbert
James Morrell Hairston
Hansburg Ave
Everette L. Hairston
Roselle
Manuel L. Hairston
Harold Winford Smith
Buchanan County
Paul Smith
Kansas Coxton Smith Keen
Jewell Smokeless Coal Company
Shortts Gap
Cathedral of
Kathy Nipper
Jody
Micheal W. Smith
Chris Hurt
Ashley Hurt
Charlene Brown
Andy
Brenda Dotson
Kenneth
Castlewood
Nancy Lester
Steven
Anna Ruth Lester
Wayne Keen
Ann
Carlos Keen
Judy
Raven
Bobby Keen
Kristi
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Clayton Casey
Tommy Hibbitts
Eugene Keen
Levi Goins
Kenny Simmons
David Cruey
David Street
Justin Keen
Hurstscottfuneralhomes.com
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield, West
William ‘Randy’ Deaser
Directo
Tom Colley
Rhonda Watson
Henry Meade
Chris S. Dorter
Business Office
Princeton News Bureau
P.O. Box
Yinta
Bluefield Ave
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
WV Press Assn
The
Daily Telegraph
America
Window Depot USA
Southwest Virginia
East Fincastle Tpk
N. Tazewell
W.va
Hampton’s Market
West Honaker Ave
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