Thomas Leonard Miller obituary in Bluefield WV
Thomas Leonard Miller 79 of French Street Bluefield WV passed away in June 2023 at home. He served in the US Navy and spent 42 years as Administrative Director of Food Service at Bluefield Regional Medical Center. He is survived by his wife Patricia Asbury Miller daughter Denise Hatcher stepson Toby Lucas sisters and grandchildren with services June 12 2022 at Cravens Shires Funeral Home Bluewell WV with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton WV.
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Thomas Leonard Mil Jr
French Stree Bluefield
Bluefield
Thomas Miller Sr
Pearl Helmandollar Miller
Thomas
United States Navy
Food Service
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Janet Buzzo Miller
Patricia Hubbard
Shirlee Fisher
Joy Davis
Dav Miller
Patricia Asbury Miller
Todd Miller
Kelly
Knoxville, TN
Denise Mille Hatcher
Randy
Toby Lucas
Athens
Marline Owens
Dreama King
Bluewell
John O'Quinn
Arden Miller
Gracie Lucas Cecil
Olivia Lucas
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
James Mil
Coavens Shires Funeral Home Contact in Bluefield WV
Coavens Shires Funeral Home in Bluefield West Virginia lists phone number 304 689 3860 for arrangements and inquiries. The fragment also mentions Ravens hes com in relation to the funeral home.
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Coavens-Shires Funeral Home
Bluefield
Ravens
James Dennis Thore 64 Ranson WV formerly Jenkins Jones WV
James Dennis Thore 64 of Ranson WV formerly of Jenkins Jones WV died Sunday June 4 2023 at home. Born June 1 1959 in Welch WV he was the son of the late Edward and Betty Johnson Thore. A truck driver he was preceded in death by brothers Donald Roger and William Thore and sisters Debbie Bolen and Barbara Ann Miller. Survivors include sister Patricia Darlene Shawn and husband Douglas of Kearneysville WV and Linda Sue Coleman and husband Tommy of Manassas VA. Graveside rites Friday June 9 2023 at 1 00 PM at Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluewell WV with Rev Dr Doug Hyndrich officiating. Friends may call Friday June 9 2023 at Cravens Shires Funeral Home from 12 00 12 45 PM. Thore family Cravens Shires Funeral Home 304 589 3860 Bluefield WV
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Ranson
Jenkin Jones
Welch
Edward
Betty Johnson Thore
James
Donald
Roger
William Thore
Debbie Bolen
Barbara Annn Miller
Patricia Darlene
Shawn
Douglas
Kearneysville
Linda Sue Coleman
Tommy
Manassas
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Doug Hyndrich
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Thore
Funeral services and interments listed for multiple individuals
Edith Jane Byrd is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. at Dudley Memorial Chapel Bluefield Virginia with interment at Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield. Jerry Harris has a graveside service at 3:00 p.m. at Greenhills Memory Gardens Mausoleum 4 Claypool Hill interment to follow. Gary Wayne Petterey at Memorial Funeral Directory Princeton and Robert Samuel Steele graveside at 2:00 p.m. Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton.
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Byrd
Edith Jane
Dudley Memorial Chapel
Bluefield
Grandview Memory Gardens
Harris
Jerry
Greenhills Memory Gardens Mausoleum
Claypool Hill
Steele
Robert Samuel
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
Capito Pushes for More Hearings Over EPA Power Plant Rules
U S Senator Shelley Moore Capito and 27 colleagues urge EPA Administrator Regan to extend the public comment period and add hearings on Clean Power Plan 2.0. They condemn limited input opportunities, noting past rulemakings had longer comment windows and multiple hearings. They seek a June 30 response and reference West Virginia opposition led by AG Morrisey.
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Ala
Ted Budd
N.C
Bill Cassidy
Charles Owens
Cowens
Bottonline
Pat Robertson, broadcaster and 1988 GOP hopeful, dies at 93
Pat Robertson, a religious broadcaster who built the Christian Broadcasting Network in Virginia Beach and led the Christian Coalition, died at 93. His empire included Regent University and the American Center for Law and Justice as he shaped faith politics in America for decades. Robertson, known for the 700 Club, sought the presidency in 1988 and helped forge the evangelical-Republican alliance, with a career marked by innovations in televised ministry and controversial statements.
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Pat” Robertson
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Dede” Elmer
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