Obituary Notices From Brenton and Princeton Dailies
Brent on Augusta Walker eighty died November six nineteen ninety eight at home after short illness born March twenty two nineteen eighteen in Mogr aws daughter of Johnathan Allen and Rosie Lafferty Rollins homemaker attended Marianna Freewill Baptist Church lifelong resident of Wyoming County preceded in death by husband James Holly Walker Jr four sons and one granddaughter survivors include two sons four daughters sisters twenty one grandchildren twenty eight great grandchildren services held at Marianna Freewill Baptist Church burial Palm Memorial Gardens pallbearers grandsons Funeral Home Calfee Pineville Lura Jane Adkins Ward ninety one Scarbro died November six nineteen ninety eight services 1 p.m. Monday Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill Obituary Lura Jane Adkins Ward thirty six six three three
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Father sues WVU over student drowning in New York trip
Richard A. Stanley sues West Virginia University professor Kyle Hartman and boat operator Jim Hughes in Kanawha County seeking 2.5 million. The 22 year old WVU wildlife management student Richard Michael Stanley died when a 28 foot research boat capsized in the Hudson River near Manhattan on June 18. body found July 4. The suit claims an unseaworthy craft, lack of life jackets, bad weather, and no safety instructions.
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Morgantown’s Charlene Marshall Honored by Ebony
Former Morgantown Mayor Charlene Marshall is featured in Ebony magazine’s November issue among black women mayors honored nationwide. Elected to Morgantown City Council in 1991 she became West Virginia’s first black mayor after council appointment and served seven one year terms before resigning in June to pursue a House of Delegates seat.
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Tom Fast thanks supporters after state senate bid
Tom Fast sends gratitude to voters and supporters for backing his first campaign for state senate. He acknowledges 32 percent of the vote and hints at a possible second run, signing on behalf of Paid For By Lisa Fast as financial agent.
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