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Lilly Cemetery at Gravely Point.
Friends called from 11:00 A.M. until
the time of services at the funeral
parlors. Family and friends served
as pallbearers.
Arrangements were by the
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors of
Hinton.
Condolences may be sent to the
family at www.ronaldmeadowsfp.
corn
In lieu of flowers the family
requests that donations are to be
made to the Rocky Mount
Community Church at Pipestem.
Arrangements were by the
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors of
Hinton.
Condolences may be sent to the
family at www.ronaldmeadow-
sfp.com
RUTH ANGELL
Ruth Hartwell Angell, 67 of
Hinton went home to be with the
Lord on Wednesday, March 2, 2016
with her loving family by her side
at her home following a long illness.
Born February 22, 1949 in
Hinton, she was the daughter of the
late Kenton and Irene Hodge DANA KEATON
Hartweil.
Ruth was a member of Beech RunDana Joe Keaton, 90, of Pipestem
Baptist Church for over 20 years went home to be with the Lord
where she served as treasurer. Ruth Thursday, March 3, 2016 at
loved cooking, crafts, reading and Princeton Community following a
puzzles, but most of all her joy was long illness.
the children at her church. Born January 2, 1926 at
In addition to her parents, she Pipestem, he was the son of Lonnie
was preceded in death by threeB. and Josie Vest Keaton.
sisters, Lois Cook, Hilda Creasy and He was a U.S. Navy Veteran of
Barbara Hartwell, and three World War II, Graduated from
brothers, Jim, David and Tom Hinton High School with class of
Hartwell. 1947. Dana later attended West
Left to cherish her memory Virginia Business College at
include her devoted husband of 47 Bluefield. During the 1950's he
years, Sonny Angell and her two served 8 years as Deputy Assessor
sons, Scott Angell and wife Donna under the late Howard Bugg, Jr. and
and Steve Angell and wife Michelle during the 1 960's he served 6 years
all of Hinton. Five grandchildren as member and President of the
and four great grandchildren. One Summers County Board of
sister, Betty Lamb and husbandEducation. He helped charter the
Donzie of Princeton. Seven brothers, Pipestem Ruritan Club in 1965 and
S.K. (Bud) Hartwell of Beallsville, remained a member for 26 years. He
OH, Bill Hartwell and wife Judy, worked 37 years for the West
Roger Hartwell and wife Bernice, Virginia Department of Agriculture,
Ralph Hartwell and wife Judy, all retiring in 1987.
of Hinton, Dan Hartwell and wife Three years after returning from
Valerie of Maryland, Gary Hartwell the Navy he became a Christian and
and wife Judy of Wayside, WV and soon started singing with various
Ronnie Hartwell of Charlotte, NC. groups from Summers, Raleigh and
Funeral services were held at 2:00 Mercer Counties. He loved gospel
VIRGINIA MADDY
Virginia Mae Maddy, 84 of Hinton
• died at 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, March 1,
2016 at Springfield Care Center at
Lindside following a long illness.
Born July 22, 1931 at Bertha, WV
she was the daughter of the late
Opie Byrd and Georgia Grace Young
Honaker.
Virginia Mae was a Hinton High
School graduate and attended
Concord College. At the age of 19,
she was a volunteer for the Cancer
Society and served on the state
board. She also helped transport
cancer patients to area hospitals for
treatment. She worked extensively
to do fundraising with WV Crippled
Children's Society. She was past
president of Junior Women's Club
and earned Outstanding Junior
Woman of the year. She was the
national award winner for Purple
Patch for the American Cancer
Society. She was retired from the
Summers County Board of
Education with 24 years of service,
having worked at various schools in
Summers County and also worked
for two years for HeadStart. She was
instrumental in inspiring Summers
County to gain their first speech
therapist. She was a caregiver to her
p.m. Saturday, March ~.5~ 201~ ~t~ singing. He4w~s instrumental in husband and mothdrinlater3-ears.
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officiating. The family received Pipestem. She was preceded in death by her
friends from 12:00 p.m. until time
of services on Saturday, March 5 at
the funeral home. In keeping with
Ruth's wishes, the body was
cremated following the service.
Online condolences and guest
register at www.Pivontfuneralhone.
~om
Arrangements were by Pivont
Funeral Home, Hinton, WV.
RUSSELL BENNETT
Russell Lee Bennett, 40, of
Hinton went home to be with the
Lord Tuesday, March 1, 2016 at
Raleigh General Hospital
following a short illness.
Born June 30, 1975 at Hinton, he
was a son of the late Gary Richmond
and Wilma Lee Bennett Angell.
He attended Maple Fork Baptist
Church, was a former employee of
Les's Painting in Hinton and Hico
in Christiansburg Virginia; he
enjoyed fishing, outdoors, was a
loyal Green Bay Packers fan, and
spending time with his family and
friends.
Preceded in death by his step
father Billy Angell and uncle Russell
"Shorty" Bennett.
Those left to cherish his memory
include his wife of 11 years; Susan
R. Bennett of Pipestem; children,
Tucker Cales, Kasper Bennett and
Micah Bennett all of Pipestem; his
special grandmother whom raised
him, Mildred Bennett of Hintor one
grandson, Braxton David Gill; one
brother, B.J. Angell and wife Staci
of Georgia; one sister, Shannon N.
Reynolds and husband Marshall of
Virginia; four half-sisters, Felicia
Hartwell, Samantha Wills, Lexi
Richmond and Kristi Richmond.
Funeral services were held at 1:00
P.M. Monday, March 7, 2016 at
Ronald :I~adows Funeral Parlors
Chapel with Pastor Bobby Reed
officiating. Burial followed in the
In addition to his parents, he was husband, Bob J. Maddy.
preceded in death by two loving Survivors include two daughters,
wives, June Neely Keaton, May 15, Cathy Deeds Richmond and
1994 and Iris Kessenger Hitt husband JohnnieofTalcottandAnn
Keaton, September 24th, 201 1. Deeds Jacobs of Venice, FL. Four
Three brothers Glendon E. Keaton, grandchildren, Michael S. Smith of
Samuel Jennings Keaton and Venice, FL, Jennifer Sisson and
Charles R~ ussell Keaton, twohusband J.R. ofQuantico, VA, John
sisters Francis Hambrick and Julia Richmond & Julie of Salem, WV and
Perry and one nieceAlmeda Coburn. Allison Williams and husband
He is survived by two sons, JosephofCharleston, WV. Five great
Glendon A. (Glen) Keaton and wife grandchildren also survive.
Natasha of Bluffton, South Carolina Funeral services were held at
and Gary Joe Keaton and wife Becky 11:00 a.m. Monday, March 7, 2016
of Beaver, West Virginia; oneat Pivont Funeral Home Chapel iv
daughter, Connie Jean Stanton and Hinton with Pastor Butch Honake~
husband Skip of Chesapeake, officiating. Burial followed ir
Virginia; seven grandchildren, Greenbrier Burial Park in Hinton
Michaela, Josie, Brandi, Luke, Friends called from 4 p.m. until
Danielle, Kelley and Ashley; three
p.m. on Sunday, March 6 at the
great granddaughters, Lilly, Emma funeral home.
and Kaileigh and several nieces and Family and friends served a~
nephews also survive, pallbearers.
Funeral services wer held at 2:00 Online condolences and guesJ
p.m. Sunday, March 6, 2016 at the
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors register at www.piv0ntfuneralhome.
Chapel with Pastor Bobby Hambrick com
officiating. Burial followed in the Arrangements were by Pivont
Keaton-Vest Family Cemetery at Funeral Home, Hinton, WV
Gravelly Point with Military
Honors. Friends called from noon
until service time on Sunday, MarchContinued on Page 5
6 at the funeral parlors.
Family and friends served as
pallbearers.
My name is Austin Lilly, and I
am pleased to announce my
candidacy for the Summers
County Board of Education in
the Greenbrier voting district in
the May 10th election.
A lifelong resident of Summers
County, I am the grandson of the
late Gladys E. Lilly and the son
of Vickey Lilly and the late
Ronald Lilly.
Family is very important to me.
I am married to Aleshia Lilly, a
pharmacist at Big Four Drug
Store. We have two daughters,
Avery and Annalyn, who attend
Talcott Elementary School.
Annalyn was diagnosed with
leukemia in March of 2014.
We are very blessed that
Annalyn is scheduled to
complete her cancer treatment
on June 1st of this year.
We are members of First Baptist
Church ofHinton. I am member
of the Hinton ELKS.
I am a•1996 graduate of
Summers County High School
and a Fife Scholar. I have a
Doctorate of Pharmacy from
West Virginia's Historic Tax
Increase Plan (House Bill 2704),
proposed by the Republicans in the
House of Delegates, will add dozens
of new taxes on West Virginia's
working families. Speaker of the
House Tim Armstead (R-Kanawha)
and his finance team, Eric Nelson
(R-Kanawha) and Eric Householder
(R-Berkeley), used back room
maneuvering to hijack a bill on the
last day to pass bills out of
committee and filled it up with
brand new taxes on middle class
West Virginians.
The Republican leadership could
not spend~the whole sess:ion
delivering financial benefits to their
corporate friends without taxpayers
getting the bill. Still, House
Republican leadership waited until
the last possible moment to spring
the largest tax hike in a generation
on workers.
These new taxes include:
Death Taxes: The Republican
plan taxes your estate planning with
a brand new tax on making out a
will. Further, it will tax you after you
die with a new funeral tax.
Animal Taxes: New taxes on you
furry friends an their trips to the vet
are included in the Republican tax
package.
Nursing Home Taxes: A new
nursing home tax that will hurt our
vulnerable seniors the most when
they have already paid their fair
share and can no longer earn income
to offset the new taxes.
Taxes on News: The Republican
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WVU School of Pharmacy and
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Additionally, I am a former
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pharmacist at Kroger Pharmacy
in Hinton for 7 years. • i
Being a father of two daughters,
I will bring a parent's insight to
the Summers County Board :of
Education, and be a voice t~or
students.,
With great dedication, I will
serve and work to improve tl e
communities in which we live:
I understand that our state arid
county face tough budgetary
challenges in the months add
years to come.
Therefore, I am committed to
approaching these difficult
decisions with sound judgment
to provide the best possible
outcomes for the children wtlo
attend Summers County
Schools.
I welcome your input on issues
of concern, and I woul!d
appreciate your vote on May
2016. r
Please feel free to contact me
with questions or information. t
www. faceb ook. com/
austin.lilly.773 or by email at
alilly03yahoo.com.
plan puts new taxes on television, hoping that no one would notice,"
radio and newspapers. Miley continued. "The public isn't
Energy Taxes: Coal, oil and gas stupid- they know a tax hike when
are hit with brand new taxes for they see one no matter what lipstick
designing and protecting new and the Republican Majority wants to
existing mining, drilling and put onthatpig."
pumping systems. Additionally,
there will be new taxes on
environmental compliance.
House Taxes: The House
Republican proposal puts a slew of
new taxes on building, buying and
renovating, financing and
refinancing houses.
Construction Taxes: New taxes on
designing and surveying will hinder
"This tax hike is bad for West
Virginia businesses," Delegate Mick
Ba~es (D-Raleigh) added. "House
Bill 2704 will destroy the foundation
of the service industries that support
small businesses and working
families across West Virginia."
Delegate Jim Morgan (D-Cabell),
the sponsor of the introduced bill
also expressed concerns about this
Cons~?uction p~'hj@'t~ that':West legisla~i0n. "House Bill 2704, as
vir~nia needs to grb~:: : " : :0riginaliy drafted by me~wasa ~il-
New' Car T~x~s :! ~Wi:t]~ :a' he~v Conceived attempt to help the West
advertising tax on car dealers, the Virginia Legislature provide funds
dealers will have to pass on this tax to balance the budget," he stated. ','It
to car buyers, was hijacked by various Finance
Taxes on Taxes: The secret Committee leadersandamendedto
Republican plan makes you pay a add taxes which will continue the
tax for getting help filing your taxes. Republican attack on the working
So what do the Republicans call class."
this new batch of taxes? "The Tax "We spent a year studying tax
Decrease Act," of course. Just like reform and none of the proposals
Republican wage bills lower wages, included in House Bill 2704 were
and Republican freedom bills reduce ever discussed," Delegate Doug
freedom, Republican "tax reduction Reynolds (D-Cabell) added. "Then
bills" will raise taxes, last Saturday at a 9:00 a.m.
"I am incredibly disappointed committee meeting, $300 millionin
that the Republican leadership did tax increases were pushed through-
not even have the courtesy to discuss many of which are assessed in zero
these tax hikes with the many, many other states.
groups that will be affected by "This is just one reason the
them," Minority Leader Tim Miley current legislature has a 69%
(D- Harrison) stated, disapproval ra~e," Delegate
"Republican leaders• sneaked the Reynolds stated.
tax hikes through at the last minute
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