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Arrangements by Pivont Funeral
Home, Hinton, WV.
LESTER HOLLAND
Luster Leo Holland, 65 of
Sandstone, died at 1:45 a.m.
Monday, March 14, 20!6 at his home
following a long illness.
Born December 29, 1950 at Alma Francis Eugene Fox
Sandstone, he was the son of the late Keatley, 91, passed away March 15,
Charles Lester and Emma Irene2016, at her home in Indian Mills,
Eskins Holland. West Virginia.
Mr. Holland was a heavy She was born October 17, 1924,
• equipment operator and was a U.S. in Judson, West Virginia, the
Army veteran of the Vietnam War. daughter of the late Lester H. and
He was a member of Sandstone Mary Etta Shepherd Fox.
Baptist Church at Sandstone and Mrs. Keatley was a homemaker
lived most of his life at Sandstone. and a member of the Indian Mills
Besides his parents, he was Baptist Church for more than 50
ALMA KEATLEY
preceded in death by two brothers, years.
Billy and Joe Holland and his former She is survived by her husband
wife, Clara Richmond. of 73 years, James A. Keatley of
Survivors include a son, Keith Indian Mills; four sons: James W.
Holland & wife Stephanie of (Evelyn) and Danny, both of White
Sandstone. One brother, Robert Sulphur Springs, West Virginia;
"Red"Eskins & husband MaryAlice Gary (Nancy) of Hinton, West
of Belleview, OH and a sister, Mary Virginia; and David (Terri) of Forest
"Peggy" Tabor & husband David of Hill, West Virginia; five daughters;
Meadow Bridge. Two grandchildren, Melva (Bill) Wheeler of Indian Mills, .
,Austin and AlaynaHolland. West Virginia: Marjorie (John
Funeral services were held at 2:00 Northeimer) of Charleston, West
p.m. Thursday, March 17, 2016 at Virginia: Ruth (Bill) Williams of
Pivont Funeral Home Chapel inClarksville, Maryland; Sarah
Hinton with Pastor Jackie Ward (Kenny) Moore of Farmville,
officiating. Burial followed in the Virginia; and Elizabeth of N.
Richmond Cemetery at Sandstone. Wilkesboro, North Carolina; ten
Friends called from 12:00 p.m. until grandchildren, 17 great-
2:00 p.m. Thursday, March 17 at the grandchildren; and two great-great-
funeral home. grandchildren. In addition to her
Pallbearers were; Darrell Cooper, parents, she was preceded in death
Adam Bragg, Gary Bragg, Eugene by a daughter, Rachel; a grandson,
Holland, Adam Bragg and J.D. Evan Williams; one brother; and six
Cales. sisters.
Last Call to Order a
John Henry Park
Commemorative
Brick
Orders will be taken until the end
of March for one of the eight spaces
remaining for John Henry Historical
Park commemorative bricks. These
bricks along with those previously
ordered will be installed on a wing
on the existing wall located near the
Great Bend Tunnel.
The commemorative bricks are
approximately 4"x8" which allows
inscriptions of up to three lines with
16 spaces on each line. They will
become a permanent part of the park
and provide a perfect way to show
your family's support of the park,
promote a business, recognize a
group, or commemorate loved ones.
For more information or to get an
order form to reserve one of the
remaining eight bricks spaces,
either stop by the V~%'U Extension
Office in the Memorial Building in
Hinton or call 304-466-7113. Brick
spaces will be reserved in the order
that completed order forms with an
accompanying $100 contribution
check are received. Plans call for the
wall to be completed in time for the
2016 John Henry Days celebration
provided the bricks can be fabricated
before then.
AGENDA
Summers County Board of
Education
Regular Meeting
March 24, 6:00 p.m.
1. Roll Call
2. Invcation/Pledge of Allegiance
3. Approval of Agenda
4. Approval of Minutes
5. Appearance
6. Discussion of Current Issues
7. Approve Resignation of
Professional Personnel
8. Approve Resignation of Service
Personnel
9. Approve Employment of the
Superintendent
10. Approve Employment of
Professional Personnel
11. Approve Employment of
Service Personnel
12. Approve Employment of
Probationary Professional
Personnel for 2016-17 School Term
13. Approve Employment 8f
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Paid Political Advertising
DAVID GILBERT IS RUNNING FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
David Gilbert of Nimitz is running for Summers County Prosecuting Attorney. He is
married to Heather (Day) Gilbert..They have three children. Heather was raised in
Nimitz, and she is an author. Her parents are Stanley and Betty Day.
David grew up on a dairy farm in rural Western New York. He met Heather when they
were students at Bob Jones University. They married while he was a law student at
Columbia University. David graduated with a 4.0 from Bob Jones University. He was a
Stone Scholar at Columbia, and he served as a managing editor of the Columbia
Journal of Law and Social Problems. He also served as president of the Columbia
Coalition for Life.
After law school, David worked in the. New York City office of Kaye Scholer, LLP. He
was a corporate lawyer.
But both David and Heather felt the pull of the country, and in 2000 they moved to
Western New York. There David worked in a general practice firm. The biggest share
of his practice was advising towns, villages, and schools. David also served as an
assistant district attorney. As an ADA, he prosecuted felonies, misdemeanors, and
lesser offenses. On weekends, he helped out on his parents' farm.
In 2006, David was hired to teach at Liberty University School of Law in Lynchburg,
Virginia. At Liberty, David taught Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Environmental
Law, Legal H!story, and State and Local Government. He also coached negotiation
competition teams.
But family has always been important to David and Heather. In 2012, they moved to
Nimitz to be near Heather's family. David was hired to clerk for Circuit Judge Paul M.
Blake, Jr., of Fayetteville. In 2013, David formed a law practice in Beckley with two of
his former students, Todd Kirby and Lindsey Ashley. David's practice includes criminal
law, civil litigation, estate planning, and real estate.
In 2015, David served as per diem legislative counsel for the West Virginia House of
Delegates. As legislative counsel, he advised the Education Committtee, the Political
Subdivisions Committee, and the Small Business, Entrepreneurship, and Economic
Development Committee.
David's work for the Legislature brought him into regular contact with Roy Cooper.
Roy encouraged David to run for Prosecuting Attorney.
David believes that the prosecuting attorney plays a key role in our criminal justice
system. The prosecutor, alone, is responsible for seeing that justice is done. David
believes that it is past time to hold criminals accountable and that the best way to do
The family would like to thank The family received visitors from Probationary Service Personnel for that is to ensure that criminals receive swift, sure, and appropriate punishment.
Hospice of Southern WV .nurses, p.m. at .Pivont Funeral Home in 2016-2017 School Term Misdemeanor crimes should lead to misdemeanor convictions. Felony crimes should
Kathy, Staci and Connie as well as,Hint°n'. ~: , West...¢::,,~,~.Virginia,~.~ -,.fr°m 6:00, stl:e:PP(°Vf h:S uu t Jlea .to felony convictions. When people Rave earned a prison sentence, prison
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register at www.pivontfuneralhome the funeral home with PaStor Steve 15. Approval to Have Summers | This election season you have a choice. You can make a difference. If you want a new
.com Howdock officiating. Interment C::tY:::rd:fpEedU;:~=dA~aa] ~ approach to prosecution in Summers County, vote GILBERT on Primary
Day.
Arrangements were by Pivont followed at Indian Mills Cemetery.
Funeral Home, Hinton, WV. Aspecial thanks to Marlene Cook, Certified Public Accountant (~PA~ ! FOR MORE INFORMATION
her friend and caregiver; herContract I Paid for by David Gilbert
Beginning June 30, 2016 for a 3Year I http://www.facebook.com/David-Gilbert.108889906123078.
Hospice caregivers Connie, Kathy,
Liz, Shirley, and Stacy; and the 16. Approval of Memorandum of
MARGARET HUFFMAN
Margaret Elizabeth Huffman, 95,
ofHinten, WV died Saturday, March
12, 2016, in Main Street Care,
Hinton, where she had resided for
two years.
She was born December 16th,
1920, in Clifton Forge, Va., a
daughter of the late O.L. and Bertie
May Williams Huffman.
She graduated from Hinton High
School and attended Dunsmore
Business College and Beckley
College. She was employed by the
Dravo Corporation, Ball Lumber
Company and the office of W. A.
Brown, attorney. She retired from
First National Bank of Hinton after
28 years. She was a member of the
First United Methodist Church of
Hinton, the Business and
Professional Women's Club and the
Hinton Woman's Club.
In addition to her parents she was
preceded in death by her siblings,
Mary Eloise Huffman, James Allen
Huffman, Geneva Huffman Lindsay,
Lena Huffman Lantz, Emmajean
Huffman Allred and Oren Luther
Huffman Jr.
She is survived by her nieces and
nephews, Margaret Lindsay
McDonnell, Jane Lantz Weaver,
Charles Luther Lantz, James Ralph
Lantz and Frances Paige Allred. She
also is survived by great nieces and
nephews and great-great nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were held at 3:00
p.m. Saturday March 19, 2016 at
Pivont Funeral Home Chapel in
Hinton with Rev. Melissa White
officiating. Burial followed in
Greenbrier Burial Park, Hinton.
Friends called from 2:00 p.m. until
time of services on Saturday, March
19 at the funeral home.
Hospice staff. Understanding Between ResCare/ CFM
In lieu of flowers, the family asks Braley & Thumps on and the The Campbell-Flannagan-
that donations be made to Hospice Summers County Board of Murrell House Museum closed for
of Southern West Virginia, P.O. Box Education
1472, Beckley, WV 25802-1472 or 17. Approve Calendar Changes the season on November 1. Tours
may still be arranged by calling 304-
Ballard Christian School, HC 77 Box for the 2015-2016 School Year445-5769 or by sending an email to:
106, Ballard, WV 24918. 18. Approve Out of State
Online condolences & guest Transportation Request cfm_fmh@yahoo.com.
Our meetings are the third
register at www.pivontfuneralhome 19. Discussion and/or Action Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m.
.com. Concerning Out of County Transfer and are open to the public. We meet
Arrangements were by Pivont 20. Informational Items at the Museum, ~but if the
Funeral Home, Hinton, WV. 21. Approval of Bills temperature is cold, call for an
22. Transfers and Supplements
Notice 23. Adjournment alterative meeting place. If you are
interested in Hinton's history or
HISTORICAL CALENDAR getting in some volunteer
Historical Calendar The 2016 Notice experience,-we welcome you to
participate in the Museum's
Historical Calendar sponsored by activities. You may also visit us on
the Veterans Museum is available at Facebook and our website is: cfm-
the Summers Co. Library and the MUSEUM CLOSED
Railroad Museum. This calendar The Hinton Railroad Museum atfmh.org. We will reopen in May.
features the Blue Sulphur Springs 206 Temple Street will be closed
Resort, the Federal Prison atuntilAprill, 2016. We want to thank
Alderson, an 1870 steam locomotive, the citizens of Hinton and Summers
The Masonic Theatre, Mecot County for their support during the
Camara and the Alderson Lion.past year, and look forward to 2016.
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fear of vegetables.
lachanophobia is the
If living conditions don't stop improving in this country, we're
going to run out of humble beginnings for our great men.
--Russell P. Askue
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