Obituary of Marie P Opetosky 84 of Oak Lea Retirement
Marie P Opetosky 84 of Oak Lea at Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community died Saturday December 27 2014 Born March 17 1930 in New York City she was the daughter of the late Nicholas and Mary Olenick A Washington Irving High School graduate she attended Redeeming Love Fellowship in New York She married Gregory Opetosky October 16 1948 who preceded her in death Survived by children Gregory Steven Linda Nancy two grandchildren two great grandchildren brother George Olenick and sisters Florence Martin Joan Stack Anita Olenick Memorial service to be held later in New York Local arrangements by Kyger Funeral Home Harrisonburg
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Marie P. Opetosky
Oak Lea
Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community
New York City
Nicholas and
Mary Olenick
Washington Irving High School
Manhattan
Redeeming Love Fellowship
New York
Ried Gregory Opetosky
Gregory
Steven Opetosky
Linda Turgati
Nancy Princetta
George Olenick
Florence Martin
Joan Stack
Anita Olenick
Kyger Funeral Home
Harrisonburg
Families Enjoy Christmas Ice Time At Massanutten Resort
Bonnie Hayden and her husband Joseph along with their daughters Victoria Elizabeth and Caroline skated at the Massanutten resort while visiting from Charles Town West Virginia The trip was meant as a different adventure and a break from Christmas morning routines Their Boston and Chapel Hill relatives joined for a large gathering Gretta Schliebe learned to skate on the mushy ice after warm weather and the group planned to reunite with nine family members for a midweek Christmas celebration
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Bonnie Hayden
Charles Town
W.va
Joseph
Victoria
Elizabeth
Caroline
Hayden
Kate
Erich Schliebe
Gretta
Boston
Schliebes
Chapel Hill
N.C
Massanutten
Gray
Schliebe
Santa
Lynnwood Farm Sheds Light On Stonewall Jackson Victory Site
The Lynnwood property near the Shenandoah River, once a Civil War battlefield at Port Republic, is highlighted for its historic ties to Thomas J. Stonewall Jackson and the Valley Campaign of 1862. Preservation leaders credit Gerald and Anita Heatwole for enabling protection of key battlefield lands and riparian buffers along the South Fork of the Shenandoah River. More than 1,100 Union and 800 Confederate soldiers were killed or wounded at Port Republic.
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Thomas J. ‘Stonewall’ Jackson
Gerald
Anita Heatwole
Walker
Blue Ridge Mountains
South Fork
Shenandoah River
Lynnwood
Thomas Lewis
Jackson
Erastus B. Tyler
Stonewall
Lewiston Lane
Lynnwood Road
East Side Highway
Richard Taylor
Louisiana Tigers
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
Battle of
Port Republic
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N. Terrace Ave
Elkton
Al’s Power Equipment
Aspen Ave
Grottoes
al Secrist
W. Spotswood Trail
Elkton, Va
Ace Dean
Initrd
Bee
TB Pallets LLC
East SideHwy
Tommy
Tbpallets
Davis Dental Center
W. Spotswood
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Church OF Solsburg
Christ Centered Biblical
Rockingham Ph
Josh Shifflett
Downey Knoll
Rockingham Cooperative
W. Spotswood Ave
Lindsey - Kyger Funeral Home
Maryland Ave
Shenandoah
Lindseykygerfuneralhome
Valleycaremanagement.com
Cuier’s Valley Grocery
Burt Blosser Insurance Agency
Kingham Group
Rockingham
Ins
Spotswood Ave
Gayles
Eastside Hwy
Penn Laird
Tsu
Mt. Oliver
May Motors
S. Eastside Hwy
Ome Esate
Church Directory
Elkton Bear Lithia Baptist Church
Donald Leatherman
Dan Bassett
Blue Ridge Independent Church
Nathanael Kelley
Blue Ridge
Kevin C. Poeckert
Furnace
Hensley’s, Jollett's
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UMC
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Donnie Meade
First Baptist Church
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All Gospel Lighthouse Tabernacle
Ronald Spencer
Holy Infant Catholic Church
Michael Mugomba
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King’s Harbor Christian Fellowship
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Wayne Taylor
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Sandy Bottom
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Ist
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Zletown
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Jim Wingert
McGaheysville Mennonite
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Mount Olive Brethren of
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Pred G. Miller
Mount Olivet Christian Church
Wayne
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Randy Alger
Grace Episcopal Church
Stuart Wood Mill Creek
Church of the Brethren
Lee Kinsey
Port Republic United Methodist
Shen Assembly of God
Church of Christ
Church of the Valley
Church of Faith, Church of the Nat
I Palmer
Carter Dean
Perry Sexton
Alfred Comer
M. Hensley
Bruce & June Clark
Grace Fellowship Church
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Shenandoah UM
Stephen Creech
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James Perry
Shenandoah Circuit
Ellen Martin
Grove Hill
Oak Grove
Newport Christian Church
Walter Lundbard
Antecostal Holiness Church
Gary Saler
Ing Love Fellowship
Leroy Harvey
Shenandoah Baptist Church
Hudson
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Mark Briehl
Phyllis Diamond
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Ann Scapholme
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