Evelyn Layne Taylor
Evelyn Taylor, 93, of Charleston, WV, passed away on September 30, 2024, at CAMC General Hospital.
Evelyn was born on October 28, 1930, in South Charleston, WV. She graduated from Nitro High School, Class of 1949, and while a student, won the “Miss Firecracker” pageant! After her education, Evelyn worked at FMC for 30 years as an executive secretary. Evelyn was an avid bowler and enjoyed her time playing on the FMC bowling team. Upon retirement, she and her husband, Bill, were able to travel the globe, enjoying visits to Hawaii, the Bahamas, traveling throughout Europe, and even driving to Alaska! But her favorite trips were to Las Vegas, where she loved playing $777 Lucky 7’s.
Evelyn is preceded in death by her parents, Harry Layne and Mayoma Layne Walker; her husband, Bill Taylor; her siblings, Maxine Taylor, Katherine Beckett, Lucille Fetherson, Eddie Layne, Harry Layne, and Barbarine Frye. She is survived by her sister, Lois Jean Walker, along with many, many nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews, and great-great nieces and nephews.
A Service to Honor the Life of Evelyn will be held at 12 Noon on Tuesday, October 8, 2024, at Snodgrass Funeral Home, South Charleston, with H.R. Whittington officiating. Burial will be held in Mountain View Memorial Park, Charleston. Family and friends may visit one hour prior to the service.
Memories of Evelyn may be shared by visiting http://snodgrassfuneral.com and selecting the obituary. Snodgrass Funeral Home, South Charleston, is handling the arrangements.
Deanna Louise Little Watts
Deanna Louise Little Watts, 85, of Charleston, WV, passed away on September 26, 2024, at the home of her daughter, Beth.
Dee was born in Charleston, WV, and graduated from Charleston High School, Class of 1957. She worked in retail, selling cosmetics and modeling, and later worked at the Circuit Clerk’s Office, which she retired from.
Dee never remarried after the death of her husband, “Mack” Watts. She always said that he was her one and only true love! She was a wonderful, loving mother to all three of her children: Cindi, Beth, and L.M. Dee also took the responsibility of taking care of her mentally handicapped sister, Vonnie, for over forty years. She loved her grandchildren: Chanon, Justin, Megan, Matthew; and great-grandchild, Emma.
Dee loved interior decorating and fashion, and she was always “up with the times.” But, most importantly, Dee gave her life to the Lord! And with that love for the Lord, she attended the Bible Center Church of Charleston, until she became ill and could no longer drive. Dee’s family is so thankful that she is not suffering any longer, and knowing that she is with Jesus gives the strength to make it through each day. However, even with that hope and strength, she will be sadly missed.
Dee was preceded in death by her mother, Ruth Edgington Little; her father, William Ralph Little; husband, Leonard “Mack” Watts; son, Leonard M. “L.M.” Watts; and granddaughter, Megan Mackelle Blaisdell.
Dee is survived by her daughters, Cynthia L. Means (Kim) of Hurricane, WV, and Beth A. Blaisdell (Paul) of Ripley, WV; granddaughter, Chanon L. Richardson of Ripley, WV; grandsons, Paul “Matthew” Blaisdell of Ripley, WV, and Justin Frame of St. Albans, WV; great granddaughter, Emma L. Richardson of Ripley, WV; brothers, Richard Little of Georgia, and Sonny Little and Butch Little, both of South Carolina; and sisters, Billie Bond of Virginia and Yvonne Little of Charleston, WV.
A Service to Honor the Life of Dee will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 2, 2024, at Snodgrass Funeral Home, South Charleston, with Pastor Richard Riffe officiating. Entombment will be in Sunset Memorial Park, South Charleston. Family and friends may visit one hour prior to the service.
Memories of Dee may be shared by visiting http://snodgrassfuneral.com and selecting the obituary. Snodgrass Funeral Home, South Charleston, is handling the arrangements.
Patricia Susan Crawley
Patricia Susan Crawley, 69, of South Charleston, passed away on September 24, 2024, at the Hubbard Hospice House.
Susan was born on April 15, 1955, at St. Mary’s Hospital in Clarksburg, WV. During her childhood, she moved with her family to South Charleston, where she graduated from South Charleston High School, Class of 1973. Susan’s life moved her to South Carolina and Virginia, but she spent most of her years in South Charleston, WV. She worked in various clerical positions through these years, and was most recently employed by the State of WV.
Susan was a very social person! She was married for a time to Ron Simmons of St. Albans, and during those years participated in several bowling and pool leagues. She also loved traveling, camping, hiking, white-water rafting, and spending time with her friends and immediate family. Susan also loved her dogs and cats, as they were like children to her.
Susan was preceded in death by her mother, Audrey Jean Eaton Crawley, who passed away in Erie, PA, on September 6, 1997; and her father, Charles Augustus Crawley, who passed away in St. Albans, on July 24, 1992.
Susan is survived by her sister, Kathleen “Kitty” C. Malcolm, and husband, Richard D. Malcolm, of Laguna Beach, CA; brother, Charles “C.B.” Brantley Crawley, of Kanawha City, WV; nieces: Cara Crawley of Elkview, and partner, John Moales; Lydia Terrill, and husband, Daniel Pereira, of Ambler, PA; Susanna Terrill Angelini, and husband, Chris Angelini, of Philadelphia, PA; and Paige Marie Paterno, of Alexandria, VA; nephew, Jared Crawley, of Elkview, WV; and grand-nieces, Madelyne Moales, of Elkview, WV, and Dallas Nicole Cassada of New Philadelphia, OH.
A Service to Honor the Life of Susan will be held at 6 p.m., Tuesday, October 15, 2024, at Snodgrass Funeral Home, South Charleston, with Pastor Jeff Moales of the Praise Cathedral in Ripley, WV, officiating. Family and friends may visit one half-hour before the service.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association, 1248 Greenbrier St., Charleston, WV 25311 (https://adoptcharleston.com/support#donate-today).
Memories of Susan may be shared by visiting http://snodgrassfuneral.com and selecting the obituary. Snodgrass Funeral Home, South Charleston, is handling the arrangements.
Charles Hoback
CHARLES ("CHARLIE") EDWARD HOBACK, 80, OF CHARLESTON WV, PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON SEPTEMBER 16, 2024, AT CAMC MEMORIAL HOSPICE WITH HIS FAMILY BY HIS SIDE.
CHARLIE WAS BORN ON JUNE 3, 1944, IN CHATTAROY, WV, TO CHARLES HENRY HOBACK AND FAYE MARIE MCCOY HOBACK ("MEMMIE"). CHARLIE IS PRECEDED IN DEATH BY BOTH OF HIS PARENTS, AS WELL AS HIS SIBLINGS, GENE AND PAULINE HOBACK.
HE IS SURVIVED BY HIS TWO DAUGHTERS, ERIKA DAWN JARRELL (CHARLES JARRELL) AND AMBER LYNN HOBACK, HIS ONE TRUE LOVE CHARLENE HOBACK, AND SEVERAL NIECES AND NEPHEWS.
A PRIVATE SERVICE TO HONOR CHARLIE'S LIFE WAS HELD ON SEPTEMBER 18, 2024, AT SNODGRASS FUNERAL HOME.
CHARLIE WAS AN INCREDIBLY KIND, LOVING, ENDEARING SOUL WHO ENJOYED WATCHING MARSHALL FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES, AND SMOKING THE OCCASIONAL CIGAR. HE LOVED TRAVELING, AS WELL AS LISTENING TO LIVE JAZZ MUSIC, AND ALBUMS BY LOU RAWLS AND MICHAEL MCDONALD. CHARLIE EXCELLED AT SALES AND MAKING DEALS, LEAVING HIS CAREER AS THE VICE PRESIDENT OF SALES FOR PERSINGER SUPPLY COMPANY IN PRITCHARD, WV, TO BECOME AN ENTREPRENEUR. HE WAS DEARLY LOVED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND WILL BE GREATLY MISSED.
IN LEIU OF FLOWERS THE FAMILY ASKS THAT DONATIONS BE MADE TO THE LOCAL HABITAT FOR HUMANITY.
Owen Shannon Higgins
Owen Shannon Higgins, 84, of South Charleston, WV, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on September 18, 2024. He was a remarkable and honorable man, a loyal and ready friend, an especially accomplished engineer, and a well-loved family man who will be deeply and continually missed.
He is preceded in death by his mother, Ruth Voyne Hill Higgins; his father, Dual Parent Higgins; his beloved wife of 51 years, Frances (Connie) Walker Higgins; his brother, Donald Higgins (of Ohio); his sister, Doris Higgins Kessinger (of Harmony, WV); and his sister, Janis Higgins Grose (of Fort Wayne, IN).
He is survived by: son, Shane (Barbara) Higgins of Charleston, WV; daughter, Suzanne (Steve) Nicewonder of Salem, VA; son, Dr. Henry (Karen) Higgins of Austin, TX; seven grandsons: Bryan, Alex, Scotty, Isaac, Ian, Adam and Jacob; two granddaughters, Ava and Lauren; two great-grandchildren, Sophia and Dayne; brothers, Carlos (Kathryn) Higgins of Texas, David (Norma) Higgins of West Virginia, and Gerald (Kathy) Higgins of Kentucky. He is also survived by Helen Warren, his dear friend and companion for the past several years, with whom he had a mutual agreement to “be engaged to not marry”; and Darlene Burton, a longtime friend of the family, who adopted and provided care and love for Owen and Connie Higgins for many years.
As a young man, Owen mastered electronics training and began a successful career with Simplex Time Recorder Company to sell, rebuild, and improve time clock systems in factories, schools, and other establishments. By 1978, he owned Electronic Specialty Company and developed it to become a regional leader in designing, installing, and servicing life safety, security, and critical communications systems in hundreds of facilities throughout West Virginia. Along his career path, he also owned and operated several other businesses: Ike Walker Organization; CANDO Corp.; CANDO Rentals; Energy Systems; R and L CableVision; Chessie Carwash; and Ambassador Parking. He was a natural leader in every environment, and was especially skilled in solving technical problems, making effective business decisions, and managing and leading people in a compassionate manner.
Owen was seldom idle, and had a lifelong interest in building design and construction; in his recent “retirement” years, he took on several projects to renovate and restore six separate houses, and led the design to help his son convert an existing car dealership structure into a Freestanding Emergency Department (medical clinic) in Cedar Park, Texas.
Both locally and nationally, Owen was involved and active in the community and in several organizations, including service as: a Noble member of the Beni Kedem Shrine since 1978; a 32nd Degree Mason within the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry; a Royal Jester of the Royal Order of Jesters; a 50-year member of the Royal Order of Scotland; a 13-year member-at-large for the Thomas Hospital Foundation; and a regional manufacturer’s representative to the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) to develop and guide their policies, for several years.
He was an avid WVU Football and Basketball fan, and over the years enjoyed attending and watching games and events on their campus (and via TV) with friends and family. Owen maintained a deep love of fishing since childhood, which he practiced as often as possible until he could no longer actively stream-fish anymore. He enjoyed hunting in his younger years, but his more recent “shots” of deer were from his camera, and he enjoyed feeding the menagerie of animals that regularly visited him near his home.
Owen gave generously of his time, wisdom, advice, love, and humor throughout his years, provided an excellent example of a life well lived, and will be greatly missed by his family, friends, community, and work associates. His family wishes to extend special appreciation and recognition to the wonderful care provided by Thomas Memorial Hospital, CAMC General Hospital, HospiceCare, and Village Caregiving.
Visitation for family and friends will be held from 2 to 4 PM on Friday, September 27, 2024, followed immediately by a memorial service at 4 PM, at Snodgrass Funeral Home in South Charleston. An interment service will be held with family at 10 AM on Saturday, September 28, 2024 at Sunset Memorial Park in South Charleston.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Knights Templar Eye Foundation, Inc. by mail (P.O. Box 271118; Flower Mound, TX 75027-1118), or by online methods (https://www.ktef.org/donation-selection). Memories of Owen may be shared by visiting www.snodgrassfuneral.com.
Snodgrass Funeral Home, South Charleston, is handling the arrangements.
Marshall Spradling
Our beloved father, Marshall Clay Spradling, 77, of Charleston passed away peacefully at Hubbard House Hospice on 9.18.24, surrounded by his loving family, after a long illness.
He is survived by his wife, Tonja Parsons, daughter Amy (Alan) Siders of Beaufort, SC, son Marshall (Stephanie) Spradling of Charleston, son Brian Patrick (Julie) Spradling of Charleston, stepdaughters Hollie (Matt) Glover of Tuscaloosa, AL, Shelly (Brad) Tincher of Lebanon, VA, grandchildren Mary Spradling, Clay Shriver, Caroline Shriver, Connor Spradling, Caleb Wiley, Chase Glover, Evan Spradling, Ireland Wiley, Cole Glover, Braylee Tincher, Gavin Tincher, Mason Tincher, Cade Glover, brother Tim Spradling of Greensboro, NC, sister Sarah (Rick) McGuire of Cross Lanes, WV, nieces, nephews and numerous friends.
Marshall was born in Charleston, WV on 9.21.46 to Julius Emmett II and Elizabeth (Betty) Hope Clay Spradling, both of whom preceded him in death. He graduated from Charleston High School, Ohio University and UVA Law School. Marshall worked for Spilman, Thomas, Battle & Klostermeyer law firm, then opening his own practice with offices downtown and then in Kanawha City. He was a sports lover, and could often be found watching football, baseball, or golf. Marshall was a successful short stop for the baseball team in both high school and college. Marshall was a member of Village Chapel Presbyterian Church in Kanawha City. Marshall was known for his quick wit, humor, and empathetic nature. He loved to read; he especially liked mysteries and thrillers, and enjoyed books about theology.
He was a lifelong learner, and an avid book and pen collector. He was perhaps best known for his big smile, caring and intuitive nature, and genuine concern for others.
A celebration of Marshall’s life will be held at on Sunday 9.22.24 at Village Chapel in Kanawha City at 2:30 PM. All friends and family are welcome.
The family asks that donations be made to the Hubbard Hospice House or other charity of your choice in lieu of flowers. Online condolences and memories may be shared by visiting www.snodgrassfuneral.com. Arrangements are in the care of Snodgrass Funeral Home.
William Derenburger
William Brohard Derenburger, age 94, of Charleston, WV peacefully passed to his heavenly home on Tuesday, September 17, 2024, due to a sudden illness. Bill was born February 13, 1930, in Parkersburg, WV, to Carroll and Ruth Derenburger. He is the only child of Carroll and Ruth. In addition to his parents, Bill is also preceded by his beloved wife of 63 years, Carolyn Tait Derenburger.
For over 25 years, Bill worked as a chemical engineer for the Union Carbide Corporation in South Charleston, WV. He resided and called South Charleston his home for over 45 years. During his time with Union Carbide, Bill had opportunities to live briefly in Houston, Texas; Bydgoszcz, Poland; and in Washington State.
Bill was a drill sergeant during the Korean War, serving in the Army Air Services, in New York. He is a member of Beni Kedem, played clarinet for the Beni Kedem Shrine Band, is a Mason, an avid aviator, and an avid West Virginia University fan as well as Cincinnati Reds fan.
Bill graduated from Parkersburg High School in 1947, and then from West Virginia University with a degree in Chemical Engineering. Bill met Carolyn Tait at WVU, and they were married on June 9, 1956. After moving to South Charleston, Bill and Carolyn raised 3 children.
Bill is survived by Alex (Debbie) Derenburger, Carol (Jeff) Rollins, Ginna (Blair) Taylor, grandchildren Aaron (Mary Ellen) Crowder, Tara (Ben) Tackett, Sarah (Chad) Hovis, Nikki (Adam) Batty, Ali (Alex) Ross, Casey Rollins and Tait Taylor, nine great grandchildren – Sam, Ella, Lilly, Will, Violet, Hayden, Parker, Hudson and Hadley.
We give a heartfelt thank you to all of the staff of Memorial Division Hospital and at Hospice (Memorial Division) for their loving care of Bill.
Snodgrass Funeral Home is handling the arrangements. Please join the family on Friday, September 20th at Snodgrass Funeral home. Visiting hours begin Friday at 12:00 p.m. and the funeral will begin at 1:00 p.m. with the Reverend Dr. Bill Myers officiating.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions be made to Hospice Care of WV, 1606 Kanawha Blvd W, Charleston, WV 25387, or First Presbyterian Church, Charleston, 16 Leon Sullivan Way, Charleston 25301.
Marty Diane Henley
Dr. Marty Diane Henley, whose life was defined by compassion, dedication, and resilience, passed away on September 14, 2024, after a courageous journey with cancer. She leaves behind a legacy of service, strength, and boundless love that inspired not only her family but also countless individuals whose lives she touched.
Born on May 28, 1955, in East Liverpool, Ohio, to the late Robert "Bob” and Marty Johnson, Marty grew up with a passion for helping others. After graduating from East Liverpool High School in 1973, she pursued a career in nursing, earning her RN from the Ohio Valley Hospital School of Nursing. In 1976, she began her medical career at WVU Hospitals, and by 1980, she had graduated from the School of Nurse Anesthesia at Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC). In 1998 she assumed the role of Chief CRNA and held that position until her retirement in 2020. She earned her Doctorate in Nurse Anesthesia Practice Management from Marshall University in 2001.
Marty’s professional life was marked by more than 40 years of service at CAMC. She was known as a tenacious advocate for patient care and her fellow colleagues, constantly seeking improvements for CRNAs, students, MDs, and patients alike. Her contributions were many, from implementing electronic anesthesia records to leading the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Council at CAMC. Marty’s passion for excellence in anesthesia practices was legendary, and she mentored and inspired a generation of students and peers. Her tireless work ethic and pursuit of fairness left a lasting impact on the hospital community.
In 2002, Marty received the Lifetime Recognition Award of Excellence in Professional Nursing at CAMC. In 2001, she received the WV Nurse Excellence Award for Advanced Practice. She served as a member on the West Virginia Association of Nurse Anesthetists Board of Directors from 2009-2013 and served twice as its secretary. She also served on the Cancer Advisory Board of CAMC and the CAMC Executive Committee, as well as several other leadership positions.
Marty’s heart for service extended beyond her profession. She participated in 14 medical trips to Haiti, where her work reflected her deeply held belief in the importance of giving back. She said these trips to Haiti allowed her to live with the attitude of gratitude. A colleague remarked that even in Haiti, “everyone knew Marty” and wanted to be around her.
Marty and her husband, John Rudolph “Rudy” Henley, were married on June 9, 1984, celebrating 40 years of marriage this year. She cherished her family above all else, and nothing meant more to her than her children: her son Grant (Melissa) of Aspen, Colorado, and her daughters Julia (Charlie) of Charleston and Sarah. She was excitingly awaiting the arrival of her first grandchild in October. Marty is also survived by her brothers, David Johnson (Dawn) of Amherst, Ohio, and Brandon Johnson (Melanie) of Lewisburg, West Virginia, as well as many devoted nieces, nephews, and cousins. Her family and friends remember her as a loving mother, a compassionate friend, and a fierce advocate for those she cared about.
In 2020, Marty received a diagnosis of Stage IV inoperable lung cancer, but true to her character, she faced it with unmatched strength and resilience. She continued to travel (Hawaii, Mexico, Turkey, Greece and Italy), exercise regularly, and constantly helped others in impactful ways, including those also diagnosed with cancer. Marty became a champion for patients through the LUNGevity Foundation, empowering others to become their own advocates in their fight against cancer. Her medical knowledge, combined with her personal research, allowed her to make an impact on patients nationwide. Even in the face of cancer, her generosity and grace remained steadfast. Her battle with cancer became a testament to her indomitable spirit.
Marty’s impact transcended the medical world—she was a mother, a friend, a compassionate caregiver, a survivor, and an advocate for those in need. She lived life with boundless energy, always putting others first. As an avid skier and outdoor enthusiast, she found joy in the world around her and shared that joy with everyone in her life.
Marty’s life was defined by her desire to make a difference, and she did so with humility and love. She carried a light that made the world a brighter place.
Marty was a member of Christ Church United Methodist and she lived life with a servant heart.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider a gift to a scholarship fund to be established in her name at the CAMC Foundation, 3414 Staunton Ave. SE, Charleston, WV 25304. A private family service was held on Tuesday, Sept. 17. A celebration of Marty’s remarkable life will be scheduled after the arrival of her grandson in the coming days.
Online Condolences and memories may be shared by visiting www.snodgrassfuneral.com and selecting the obituary. Arrangements are in the care of Snodgrass Funeral Home.
Brian Keith Totten
Brian Keith Totten, 51, of Charleston, WV, passed away on September 6, 2024, at the family’s home.
Brian was born and raised in Charleston, WV, and was a graduate of Capital High School, class of 1991. He attended the Loudendale Freewill Baptist Church, and was a member of the Loudendale Volunteer Fire Department and the Loudendale Lion’s Club. Brian was also the very best note taker for the Loudendale Civic Improvement Association! He loved traveling with Becki to softball games and was awarded the name “Scout” by the coaches. His smile and hugs were infectious to so many, and loved by all.
Brian was more of a brother to his niece, Jenny (Jennifer Dawn, per Brian!), as they grew up doing homework together at the kitchen table. He also was a great baby sitter for his nephews when they were young, as he would play with them for hours.
Brian was preceded in death by his father, Ira Junior Totten; his mother, Dora Totten; and his older brother, Dale Totten. He is survived by his sister, Becki Totten, and her wife, Brandi; nieces, Jenny Totten and Shelby Jones; and nephews, Jacob Totten, Avery Totten, and Joey Green.
A Memorial Service to Honor the Life of Brian will be held at 7 p.m., Monday, September 23, 2024, at Snodgrass Funeral Home, South Charleston, with Rev. Chuck Pennington officiating. Family and friends may visit from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Monday, September 23, 2024, prior to the service.
The family would like to express their thanks and appreciation to HospiceCare for their support in Brian’s last days, especially the loving care provided by Brittany, Leslie, Lynn, Jill, and Dr. Katherine Calloway.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Loudendale Civic Improvement Association or HospiceCare (www.hospicecare.wv.org).
Memories of Brian may be shared by visiting http://snodgrassfuneral.com and selecting the obituary. Snodgrass Funeral Home, South Charleston, is handling the arrangements.
Margaret Graney
Margaret Manning Johnson Graney, 62, of Charleston, West Virginia went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, August 27, 2024. She died peacefully in her home.
Margaret was born to Ethel Allie Manning Johnson and Donald Lee Johnson in Washington, DC on September 22, 1961. She joined her older sister and best friend, Laura.
A 1983 cum laude graduate of Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky, Margaret was an active member of the student body, serving in leadership roles including president of Delta Delta Delta Sorority.
Margaret started her career in sales with AM International Multigraphics where she met her future husband, Michael. Over the next several years and geographical moves, Margaret worked for the Defense Logistics Agency at the Navy Yard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the State Journal in Beckley, WV, as bank credit analyst in Charlottesville, Virginia, and in Human Resources in Washington, DC.
Margaret and Michael were married on April 4, 1987, in Washington, DC and started their life together in Beckley, West Virginia. They moved to Charleston, West Virginia in 1991 where they got busy raising a family-Madison (1991), Max (1992) and Maggie (1994). Margaret loved being a mother and focused her time being a loving mother, clever homemaker, and selfless volunteer. She enthusiastically became involved in school, athletic and church activities especially if they involved her family. Later, she followed her loving heart helping others in need and volunteered at Manna Meal eventually serving on the Board and becoming Board President.
In 2016, Margaret was diagnosed with oral cancer and began her eight-year courageous fight. Enduring multiple radical surgeries, she earned the title of “Warrior” and truly inspired her family and friends with her determination and hard work to battle this dreaded disease
Margaret was preceded in death by her father, Donald, her mother, Ethel, her aunts Laura Johnson and Marjorie Manning, her uncles Dr. Hugh Manning and Charles Manning.
Margaret is survived by her husband, Michael, daughter Madison (Kevin), son Max (Carson), daughter Maggie (Joe), and sister Laura Lee Johnson Faulkner (Tony) and many, many devoted family members, and friends.
A service to honor the life of Margaret will be held at First Presbyterian Church in Charleston, West Virginia at 11:00am on Saturday, September 14, 2024. Following the service, family and friends are invited to Edgewood County Club for a celebration of Margaret’s life.
In lieu of flowers or food (please, none) the family asks that you consider a gift to Manna Meal, the Margaret Manning Graney Endowment at the CAMC Cancer Center or First Presbyterian Church in Charleston, West Virginia.
Memories of Margaret may be shared by visiting www.snodgrassfuneral.com and selecting the obituary. Snodgrass Funeral Home, South Charleston, West Virginia is handling the arrangements.