Obituary notices from Virginia and Kentucky region deaths June 12 2006
Mary Ruth Scott Amburgey Betty Dickens Debra D. Ealy Carl Quesenberry Anna Lee Shupe Harold Wood Ethan Cooper Mary Alice Hicks Martha Horeluk Edgar King Helen Linkous Mary Helen Puckett Walter Puckett plus multiple scheduled funerals across Tazewell Welch Princeton Bluefield and Cedar Bluff memorials list churches and survivors from families with details of services and locations expected dates shown for June 14 2006 and related services in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Scott Amburgey
North Tazewell
Peery & St.Clair Funeral Home
Tazewell
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield
Riverside United Methodist Church
W. Riverside Drive
Betty Daniel Dickens
Hilton
Horsepen
Debra D. Ealy
PO. Box
Pocahontas
Rodriguez Funeral Home
Carl Quesenberry
Stewart Street
Welch
Princeton Community Hospital
Fanning
Ethan
E.A
Cooper Rock
E.A.” Cooper
Gillespie Road
Rock
Princeton
Ethan A. Cooper
Maggie Ethel Saunders Cooper
Cooper
Slab Fork Co
Alpeca
U.M.W.A
United States Army
Nina “Jo” White Cooper
Richard Cooper
John Lewis Cooper
Virginia Burnett
Berline Bowling
JoAnn Smith
Nancy Pruitt
Wayne
Rustburg
Cheral Pugalee
Jerry
Mt. Olive
Danny
Tom and
Eula Mae White Lucas
Concord College
Athens
Lashmeet Assembly of God Church
Steve Hicks Sr
Harry Lucas
Alfred Lucas
Junior Lucas
Connie Lester
Buck
Lashmeet
Lynn Williby
Joy Patterson
Patrick
Ft. Mill
S.C
Thomas Hicks
Maria
Buster Hicks
Steve Hicks Jr
Stacey Hicks
Kim
William Hicks
Dunn
George W. Seaver
Edgar Miller King
Bland
Bland County
Edgar Palmer
Texie Miller Davis King
Elizabeth Jeannette Umberger
Dorothy King
Louella K. Noble
Central United Methodist Church
Bland Correctional Center
Nita Tickle King
Carol Sue
Troy Williams
Rural Retreat
Mary
Vernon Stowers
Edgar Mason
Debbie King
A. West & Sons
White Gate
Bobby Lorton
Doug Hyndrich
Hayes Chapel
Helen F. Linkous
Green Valley
Mercer Nursing and
Mercer County
Henry Jackson
Susan Turner Linkous
Collins
Helen
Bluefield High School
Greenview United Methodist Church
Garland
Henry
Marvin
Robert L
Calvin C
Charles L. Linkous
Mary Elva Wimmer
Elizabeth Hayes
Alice Elliott
Gladys Mae Linkous
Edwin Hawkins
Monte Vista Park
David Bailey
Seaver Funeral Home
Mary Helen Puckett
Westwood Health Care Center
Keister Street
Westwood
Thompson Valley
William Grubb
Rebecca Sanders Grubb
Virginia Avenue United Methodist Church
Bluefield Casket Co
Bill R. Puckett
Douglas R. Puckett
Debbie Rosselot
Chuck
Concord
N.C
Missy Little
Robbie
Charlotte
Michael Puckett
Sharon
Reece Ratliff
Waynesboro
Donna Gayle Brown
Jack
Bob Baldwin
Suzy
Verona
Randy Baldwin
Dinah
Fairfield
Maple Hill
Terry Goodman
Virginia Avenue
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
Cedar Bluff
Walter Melvin Puckett
College Estate
Tazewell County
Lewis and
Liza Mutter Puckett
Advance Mining
Casey
Kimberly Fielding
R.J. Puckett
Michael Lonon
Amanda Mowrer
Thomas Cox
William Johnson
Timothy Farmer
Hurst-Scott
Richlands
Carl Robinson
Tony Shrader
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Hurst-Scott Funeral
Casey Shorts
Mine safety pick faces opposition from Sago families
Relatives of miners killed in the Sago disaster urge lawmakers to oppose Richard Stickler's nomination to lead the Mine Safety and Health Administration. They warn his coal industry ties could bias toward compliance and production over miners' health and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sago
West Virginia
Bush
Senate
Richard Stickler
Mine Safety and Health Administration
Stickler
Pennsylvania
Sage
Debbie Hamner
Sara Bailey
Hamner and Bailey
George Hamner Jr
FBI Reports Rising Violent Crime in Major Cities
FBI data show a nationwide rise in violent crime with the biggest year-to-year increase since 1991. In Philadelphia homicides rose from 330 to 377 in 2005, Houston from 272 to 334, Las Vegas from 131 to 144, prompting police to deploy a new night-time roaming unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
FBI
Houston
Cleveland
Las Vegas
U.S
Jeffrey Sedgwick
U.S. Justice Department
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Sedgwick
James Alan Fox
Northeastern University
Boston
Fox
Police Department
Benjamin Naish
Recall Issued on Ol Roy Canned Dog Food Varieties
West Virginia officials announce a recall of four Ol Roy canned dog foods from Simmons Pet Food distributed by Wal-Mart due to possible can lining separation. Wal-Mart began voluntary withdrawal on June 7. products will be removed and destroyed. Consumers may return purchases for refunds. contact Simmons Pet Food at 800 232 9880 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Simmons Pet Food
Wal-Mart
West Virginia
Commissioner of Agriculture
Gus R. Douglas
Department of Agriculture
Roy Hatyle
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Mary Alice Lucas Hicks
Fayette Street
Martha Jean Horeluk
Chilhowie
Keystone
Rosie
Joe Lambert
John
Frances Roman Horeluk
Annie Choate
Macrania Pendleton
Manuel Horeluk
Macedonia Baptist Church
John Horeluk
Faye
Paul Horeluk
Minnie
Roosevelt Horeluk
Eileen
Coco, Fla
Rosie Lambert
Molly Sehen
Margaret Jones
Manahawkin
N.J
Darrell Lambert
Tim Blevins
Hospice of
Southwest Virginia
Cummings Street
Abingdon
Bradleysfh
Bradley
Horeluk
Mr. Walter Melvin Puckett
VFW
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Hurstscottfuneralhomes
Jack Dennis Bandy
Peery & St.Clair Funeral Home Chapel
Hartwell Cemetery
Hartwell
Glen Allen
Maple Hill Cemetery
Howard R
Red” Hazelwood
Broyles- Shrewsbury
Peterstown
Orchard Cemetery
Ballard
Mine Agency
Pick
William
Randy’ Deason
Tom Colleyerri Hale
Rhonaa Vwatsor
Menry Meade
Doyle Bradford
Advertising Department
Elswick
Princeton News Bureau
Linefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield Ave
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
WV Press Assn
The
Daily Telegraph
Ageratum
Zinnias
Hurley
Bluefield Dance
Asim Razzaq, M.D. —— Ae
Tatty
OI Roy
Sanda
Ril
Debra
Shaun Bradley
Dave Daniel
Jason
Michael Dwaine Rutt
Debbie Siar
Leatherwood
Estgate Shopping Center
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