Obituary notices from bluefield and surrounding areas
Obituaries list Myrtle H Alexander 79 of Blacksburg Street North Tazewell died Jan 13 2002 at home funeral home Peery St Clair in Tazewell incomplete. J C Dales 50 died Jan 13 2002 Grundy Hospital funeral Jan 15 in Grundy with burial Cleman Cemetery Vansant. Shelby L Murray 65 died Jan 12 2002 Bluefield Regional Funeral Peery St Clair. Carolyn Ruth Pickett 53 Princeton died Jan 12 2002 Princeton Community Hospital funeral Seaver. Joe Pochick 80 Wolfe died Jan 12 2002 Bluefield Medical Center funeral home Pocahontas. Wilson Winfield Belcher 67 Rocky Gap died Jan 12 2002 long illness cancer survived by wife Mary Lou Belcher children and six grandchildren burial Monte Vista Bluefield memorials to Hospice of Southwest Virginia. Mamie M Brown Bostic 92 Crestline died Jan 13 2002 Galion Community Hospital Ohio survived by two daughters Bernice Matney Geraldine Smith. Betty Jane Jones 57 Princeton died Jan 12 2002 Princeton Community Hospital survived by husband and children. services Jan 15. Joseph W Mathena 64 Winchendon MA died Jan 12 2002 in Boston. survived by wife Loretta and five daughters. funeral Jan 17 in Gardner MA. Numerous other funeral notices listed with times and locations including Akers Beavers Blankenship Pack.
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Myrtle H. Alexander
Blacksburg Street
North Tazewell
Peery & St.Clair Funeral Home
Tazewell
Jessie Clarence
J.C.) Dales
Grundy, Va
Virginia Funeral Home Chapel
Grundy
Cleman
Vansant
Shelby L. Murray
Bishop
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Bluefield
Carolyn Ruth Pickett
Kirk St
Princeton
Princeton Community Hospital
Seaver Funeral Home
Joe Pochick
General del
Wolfe
Rodriguez- Pocahontas Funeral Home
Pocahontas
Wilson Winfield Belcher
Rocky Gap
Bland County
Joseph Winfield
Mary Wilson Belcher
Laurel Fork
Joyce Belcher Lilly
Mary Lou Belcher
Sammy Belcher
Patsy
Mark Neal
Susan
Teddy Kinder
Alexis, N.C
J.C. Belcher
Joshua Neal
Jeremy Neal
Jacob Kinder
Mollie Neal
Samantha Belcher
Crestline
Ohio
Mamie M. (Brown) Bostic
W. Bucyrus St
Galion Community Hospital
Galion
Dickison County
M.F
Susie A. (Wilson) Dye
Swords Creek
Mt. Tabor Freewill Baptist Church
Mt. Gilead
Coy Brown
Howard J. Bostic
Newell
Wiley Paye
Arlene Compton
Stella Shell
Lytha Hess
Bernice
Robert Matney
Geraldine Smith
John L
Ralph Bostic
Virginia
James E
Lizzie Dye
Oakwood
Artutis Richardson
Mark A. Schneider
Robert Marney
Jim Wyatt
Greenlawn Cemetery
Winchendon
Mass
Joseph W
Bud’ Mathena
Independence Drive
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Boston
John T. and
Cleo (Johnson) Mathena
Advance Coatings
Westminster
Great American Chemical Company
Fitchburg
Bethany Baptist Church
Gardner
Fort Devens
Germany
Danny L. Mathena
John T. Mathena Jr
William C. Mathena
Loretta (Brown) Mathena
Pamela Jo Kotoch
Tammy Lynn Goguen
Candy Sue Vine
Kimberly Plouffe
Cindy Louise Mathena
Sadie E. Burton
Ryan Street
Dan Meiners
Smith Funeral Home
Vernon Street
Dana Farber Cancer Institute
Beacon Street
Brookline
Daily Telegraph Publisher Executive Editor Advertising Direct
Publisher and executive editors named for the Daily Telegraph locations and departments include Advertising Direct Production Direct ory Adkisson Tom Colley Terri Hale vade Watson Henry Meade tment and association roles with Tim Booth former Audit Bureau of Circulations and WV Press Assn affiliations.
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Ory Adkisson
Tom Colley
Terri Hale
Vade Watson
Henry Meade
Tment
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations, Associated Press
WV Press Assn
Quizenbeury seeks lift on assets freeze in restitution case
Melissa Quizenbeury former vice president cashier of First National Bank of Keystone filed a Jan 11 motion in Bluefield federal court to modify a Preliminary Injunction Order to access assets for paying 440000 in restitution and a 5000 fine. Judge David A. Faber sentenced her to 14 months eight months in a halfway house and six months home confinement after pleading guilty to insider trading on May 21 2001. The FDIC had sought the freeze and intervenor status in the civil case variety versus Grant Thornton LLP.
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Bluefield
Keystone Bank
Melissa Quizenbeury
First National Bank of Keystone
Quizenbeury
Maybeurg
Er Trading
U.S
David A. Faber
West Virginia
Faber
Quizenbeurg
FNB Keystone
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Variety
Grant Thornton, LLP
Quizenberry
William Flanigan
Louis Pais
Michael Gibson
Andres Rago
Julian Budnick
Summers prosecutor hearing continued in Monroe County case
The Monroe County Magistrate Court postponed a hearing in the case of Summers County Prosecutor Jim McNeely who is charged with assault and battery against Edmund Wright. Special prosecutor Kevin Hanson missed the motion hearing due to the birth of his child, with no new date set. McNeely, 54, of Greenville, represents himself and has tangled with Mohler and Dent over evidence and disqualification issues related to related cases. Wright, 51, faces domestic assault and tampering charges after an Aug. 16 incident involving McNeely’s car tires.
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UNION
Monroe County
Summers County
Jim McNeely
Kevin Hanson
McNeely
Greenville
Edmund “Ned” Wright
Hanson
Greenbrier
Steve Malcomb
Malcomb
Monroe
Rod Mohler
Mohler
Jennifer Dent
State Supreme Court
Dent
Janet Frye Steele
Wright
Dorothy
Ned Wright
Gravely
Kevin Miller
Welfare bill Extendability and 60 month limit debate
Welfare officials discuss the 60 month lifetime limit and the need for reauthorization when the current bill expires September 30. Of 199 families at the maximum 63 are in McDowell County and 17 in Mercer County. Some may still receive food stamps and medical benefits while a state committee reviews extensions. Bluefield advocate Scott Boileau predicts the issue will become a national debate before the deadline.
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McDowell County
Mercer County
Jason Najmulski
West Virginia
McDowell
Mercer
Najmulski
Virginia community colleges seek funding to avoid cuts
King warned that carry over funds are encumbered for equipment and operating expenses and must be returned. The system faces a $237,337 funding drop this year while tuition may replace state support for about 400 FTE students. He plans four trips to Richmond to lobby Governor Warner for restored funding to keep colleges whole.
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King
Richmond
Virginia
Commonwealth
Mark Warner
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