Obituary: Bob L. Hedrick 88 Bluefield VA coach and teacher
Bob L. Hedrick, 88, of Bluefield Virginia died June 2, 2021 at Lewis Gale Hospital Blacksburg. Born January 9, 1933 in Tazewell County he was the son of Charles E. Hedrick and Louise Drosick. A longtime teacher and coach at Graham High School and Bluefield State College he mentored many young athletes in football basketball and track. He loved sports nature and gardening and was a Triangle Sportsman Club member. He was preceded in death by his brother Charles E. Hedrick Jr. Survivors include his wife Norma Ray Mefford.
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Obituaries from Bluefield and Lindside WV services listed
Condolences online for Bob L Hedrick and Jason Laws. services set for June 5 and 6 2021. Burial at Grandview Memory Gardens. pallbearers named. memorials via Mercer Funeral Home websites. Also notice for Matthew Shane Martin cremation with later Celebration of Life.
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Dale Rosieta Haga Davidson and Sarah L McGhee receive graveside services at Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield at 1 p.m. and Restlawn Memorial Gardens Mausoleum Bluefield at noon respectively. Helen Fair Mathena Paitsel to be honored at Seaver Funeral Home Princeton with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery Princeton.
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