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Dallas Woodford Igo
Dallas Woodford Igo
Dallas Woodford Igo, 89, of Glenville, WV, departed this earthly life in the morning hours of Thursday, December 1st, 2022 at his residence with his loving family by his side.
He was born August 13, 1933 in Clay County, WV; son of the late Woodford Igo and Nellie Graham Igo.
Dallas is a graduate of Clay County High School, class of 1951. He volunteered to serve his country in the Korean War and served from 1951 to 1954 in the United States Army. He rose quickly through the ranks and held a position of authority over men older than himself. He saw combat and was awarded the Army's Medal of Honor for Valor in Combat as well as the Army's Purple Heart for being wounded in service to his country. He was discharged with honor and happily left that world behind to marry his high school sweetheart, Charlotte Lucas on May 9th, 1954. He desired higher education so began studies at Glenville State College. He sought further opportunity for himself and Charlotte by moving to Ohio. Dallas found fulfilling work at Cleveland Ohio's General Motors plant where over the course of a 30-year career he rose to the rank of General Supervisor. He continued his higher education at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea, Ohio. He retired early at the age of 59 from General Motors. Dallas contracted a beautiful two- story log cabin home on a hill above Glenville WV where he and Charlotte returned to embrace their new adventure retirement. Dallas was to enjoy his log cabin home for almost 30 years.
Dallas was a practicing Christian all his life. He enjoyed serving his church and community during his Ohio years. Therefore, he sought out service when he returned to WV. He and Charlotte joined Sand Fork Baptist Church. He was elected as a deacon at Sand Fork Baptist Church and was actively involved in planning and implementing missions, a never to be forgotten white water rafting trip, activities, outreach and socialization within the church. He worked with VBS, Christmas productions, retreats and community support. He took on the job of Adult Sunday school teacher where he indulged his love of old testament history each Sunday. He spent hours pouring over scholarly books and the old testament to prepare for each Sunday's lesson. He was also active with the WV Gideons association distributing Bibles to the prisons, schools and local business. He was a public speaker on their behalf and greatly enjoyed the interaction with all of the interesting people he met. In addition, Dallas and Charlotte also became "Readers" for the local elementary schools. For 10 years, every fall and spring, they would dress up in costumes and "act out" the stories they read aloud to the kids.
Dallas worked hard, loved his Family, his God and served his community well. He will be deeply missed by his dear, close friends, Tracy and Kevin Evans, Woody Mccullough, and his cats, Jane Eyre and Ron Weasley as well as by a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, church family, and many other wonderful family and friends.
He is survived by his brother Bob Igo, retired, and wife Betty of Clay; his eldest daughter Pam Cochran, a nurse practitioner, and husband, Roy of Greeneville, TN; Peni Clark, a teacher, and husband Steven of North Field Ct; Christy Igo ,an actor and writer, and husband Dave Dennis, of North Ridgeville, Ohio; and son, Steve Igo, a minister, and wife Lynne of Husdonville, Mi. He has 8 surviving grandchildren. Jessica Goffee and husband Terry, Hannah Clark and husband Arthur Berman, Lucas Igo, Jon, Igo, Matthew Igo, Lydia Igo, Marcus Igo, and Amanda Igo-Dennis and 4 great- grand kids, Riley, Devon, Taylor, and T.J.
Dallas is preceded in death by his loving and loyal wife Charlotte. They enjoyed a 68-year marriage and a two-year courtship.
He is also preceded in death by his first child Stephanie Igo who died as an infant and a granddaughter, who was named after him, Dalisha `` Nicki" Nichole Bell.
Dallas chose cremation and wished to be interred with his cherished wife, Charlotte at her burial site in the Sand Fork WV Cemetery. A memorial service and honorary dinner will be held at Sand Fork Baptist Church followed by a placing of the gravestone at Sand Fork cemetery on June 24th, 2023.
Online condolences can be sent to the Dallas Igo family at www.bartlettfuneralhomewv.com Bartlett Funeral Home 202 McGraw Ave. Grafton, WV, is honored to serve the Igo family.
Dallas Woodford Igo, 89, of Glenville, WV, departed this earthly life in the morning hours of Thursday, December 1st, 2022 at his residence with his loving family by his side.
He was born August 13, 1933 in Clay County, WV; son of the late Woodford Igo and Nellie Graham Igo.
Dallas is a graduate of Clay County High School, class of 1951. He volunteered to serve his country in the Korean War and served from 1951 to 1954 in the United States Army. He rose quickly through the ranks and held a position of authority over men older than himself. He saw combat and was awarded the Army's Medal of Honor for Valor in Combat as well as the Army's Purple Heart for being wounded in service to his country. He was discharged with honor and happily left that world behind to marry his high school sweetheart, Charlotte Lucas on May 9th, 1954. He desired higher education so began studies at Glenville State College. He sought further opportunity for himself and Charlotte by moving to Ohio. Dallas found fulfilling work at Cleveland Ohio's General Motors plant where over the course of a 30-year career he rose to the rank of General Supervisor. He continued his higher education at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea, Ohio. He retired early at the age of 59 from General Motors. Dallas contracted a beautiful two- story log cabin home on a hill above Glenville WV where he and Charlotte returned to embrace their new adventure retirement. Dallas was to enjoy his log cabin home for almost 30 years.
Dallas was a practicing Christian all his life. He enjoyed serving his church and community during his Ohio years. Therefore, he sought out service when he returned to WV. He and Charlotte joined Sand Fork Baptist Church. He was elected as a deacon at Sand Fork Baptist Church and was actively involved in planning and implementing missions, a never to be forgotten white water rafting trip, activities, outreach and socialization within the church. He worked with VBS, Christmas productions, retreats and community support. He took on the job of Adult Sunday school teacher where he indulged his love of old testament history each Sunday. He spent hours pouring over scholarly books and the old testament to prepare for each Sunday's lesson. He was also active with the WV Gideons association distributing Bibles to the prisons, schools and local business. He was a public speaker on their behalf and greatly enjoyed the interaction with all of the interesting people he met. In addition, Dallas and Charlotte also became "Readers" for the local elementary schools. For 10 years, every fall and spring, they would dress up in costumes and "act out" the stories they read aloud to the kids.
Dallas worked hard, loved his Family, his God and served his community well. He will be deeply missed by his dear, close friends, Tracy and Kevin Evans, Woody Mccullough, and his cats, Jane Eyre and Ron Weasley as well as by a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, church family, and many other wonderful family and friends.
He is survived by his brother Bob Igo, retired, and wife Betty of Clay; his eldest daughter Pam Cochran, a nurse practitioner, and husband, Roy of Greeneville, TN; Peni Clark, a teacher, and husband Steven of North Field Ct; Christy Igo ,an actor and writer, and husband Dave Dennis, of North Ridgeville, Ohio; and son, Steve Igo, a minister, and wife Lynne of Husdonville, Mi. He has 8 surviving grandchildren. Jessica Goffee and husband Terry, Hannah Clark and husband Arthur Berman, Lucas Igo, Jon, Igo, Matthew Igo, Lydia Igo, Marcus Igo, and Amanda Igo-Dennis and 4 great- grand kids, Riley, Devon, Taylor, and T.J.
Dallas is preceded in death by his loving and loyal wife Charlotte. They enjoyed a 68-year marriage and a two-year courtship.
He is also preceded in death by his first child Stephanie Igo who died as an infant and a granddaughter, who was named after him, Dalisha `` Nicki" Nichole Bell.
Dallas chose cremation and wished to be interred with his cherished wife, Charlotte at her burial site in the Sand Fork WV Cemetery. A memorial service and honorary dinner will be held at Sand Fork Baptist Church followed by a placing of the gravestone at Sand Fork cemetery on June 24th, 2023.
Online condolences can be sent to the Dallas Igo family at www.bartlettfuneralhomewv.com Bartlett Funeral Home 202 McGraw Ave. Grafton, WV, is honored to serve the Igo family.
Maurice Gene Arnold Jr.
Maurice Gene Arnold Jr., 45 of Sliding Run Road, departed this earthly life in the early morning hours of Thursday, December 1, 2022 at his residence, following a brief battle with cancer.
He was born November 16, 1977 in Wauseon, OH; son of the late Maurice and Jeanne Wise Arnold.
Gene is a graduate of Anthony Wayne High School in Ohio, class of 1995. In his youth he worked for a greenhouse and enjoyed his time there. In his spare time, Gene enjoyed fishing, caring for animals, living the quiet life in West Virginia, and spending all the time he could with his daughter, Asia.
Gene is survived by his loving daughter, Asia Jean Arnold of Sliding Run, 2 sisters, LuAnn Beth Arnold and Christine Bland (Joe) of Fulton County, OH; and his former wife, Velvet Dawn Arnold also of Sliding Run.
Also surviving are numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and many other wonderful family and friends.
A committal service will be conducted at 2:00 PM; Sunday, December 4, 2022 at 1049 Sliding Run Road Burnsville, WV; 26335 with Pastor Bryan Groves officiating. Following the committal, Gene will be laid to rest in the Cottrill Family and Friends Cemetery up behind the house.
Ellyson Mortuary, Inc., is honored to assist the Family of Maurice Gene Arnold Jr., with burial arrangements.
Jack Douglas Lybarger
Jack Douglas Lybarger, age 73 of Coxs Mills, WV died peacefully surrounded by immediate family on Tuesday, November 29, 2022, at Stonewall Jackson Hospital in Weston, WV.
Jack was born on September 6, 1949 in Canton, IL, the son of the late Elsworth Jackie Lybarger and Dorothy Eldridge Lybarger. He was the third of four children. Jack was preceded in death by his parents, stepmother Margaret, his younger brother Randy Lybarger, and his grandson Jole Derik Lybarger.
Jack was married to Marilou Emerson on May 20, 1972, and this year they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with family and close friends.
Jack is survived by his wife Marilou Emerson Lybarger of Coxs Mills, WV, his two sons John Douglas Lybarger (Milisia) of Core, WV, and Jeffery Dean Lybarger (Christie) of Jane Lew, WV. He is also survived by his siblings Bill Lybarger (Kathy), Carol Lybarger Parker (Larry), sister-in-law Brenda Lybarger and numerous nieces and nephews. Jack especially enjoyed his three grandchildren Emily Lybarger, Ella Lybarger, and Andrew Lybarger.
Jack graduated from Canton High School in the spring of 1969 and continued his education on a football scholarship at Drake University graduating in 1974. Jack entered the workforce at the Caterpillar foundry in Mapleton, IL where he worked as an iron worker for 10 years. After a series of moves, Jack and his family moved to Troy, WV in 1987. In 1988, Jack began his distinguished career with the West Virginia Department of Highways until he retired in 2011. Jack always supported his community by working with youth. He coached high school football at Gilmer County High School in Glenville, WV, coached countless teams within the Lewis County Little League in Weston, WV, and umpired high school sports across the state of West Virginia for more than two decades.
Jack was an avid fisherman and loved the outdoors. His favorite time of year was the annual Father? Day fishing trip to Nevis, Minnesota where he passed on countless stories of his youth to his two sons and his grandson. Jack loved watching Lewis County and Clay-Battelle High School sports, cheering on his grandchildren, and he never met a stranger at a ballgame. He was a Master Mason within the Masonic Lodge, and a member of the Mt. Earnest United Methodist Church in Conings, WV.
A service honoring Jack? life will be held at Mt. Earnest United Methodist Church Wednesday, December 7th at 2 p.m. Visitation with family and friends will be immediately prior from 12-2. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Jack? memory may be made to Mt. Earnest United Methodist Church, c/o Jeanie Matheny, 8358 WV Highway 18, Troy, WV 26443.
We, at Pat Boyle Funeral Home and Cremation Service located at 144 Hackers Creek Rd. in Jane Lew, are honored and privileged to serve the family of Jack Douglas Lybarger. Online condolences may be expressed at www.PatBoyleFuneralHome.com.
Geraldine Marie "Jerry" Parsons
Geraldine Marie “Jerry” Parsons, age 84 of Normantown, WV; departed this earthly life peacefully in the evening hours of Thursday, December 1, 2022 at the Hospice of the Chesapeake in Pasadena, MD; following an extended illness.
She was born November 18, 1938 in Cedarville, WV; daughter of the late James Alvin and Helen L. (nee Isenhart) Marks.
She was a loving wife and mother who, after raising 6 children, worked at a job she enjoyed very much, as a PMR (Post Master Relief) at the U. S. Postal Service, for more than 20 years before retiring.
On February 29, 1959 Jerry was united in marriage to Harry E. “Jack” Parsons, who preceded her in death on September 13, 2019
Surviving are 5 children, Kennetta Sampsel and husband Paul of Wooster, OH; Harry E. Parsons Jr. and wife Debbie of Dundee, FL; Delbert “Jim” Parsons and wife Sherry of Dunkirk, MD; Kevin Parsons of Normantown, WV; and David Parsons and wife Kelly of Westminster, MD.
Also surviving are many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and many other wonderful family and friends.
Along with her husband and parents, Jerry is preceded in death by her loving son, Rodney L. Parsons, and loving brother, James A. Marks Jr.
A funeral service will be conducted at the Ellyson Mortuary, Inc., 2 Vanhorn Drive, Glenville, WV; 26351 at 1:00 PM; Thursday, December 8, 2022 with Pastor Bryan Groves officiating. Burial will follow in the Collins Community Cemetery in Stumptown, WV. Friends will be received from 12:00 noon – 1:00 PM; Thursday at the mortuary in Glenville.
Leonard L. Oleson Sr.
Leonard Leaming Oleson Sr., 60, of Alum Bridge passed away after a sudden illness on
Thursday, October 27, 2022, at Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital in Weston.
Leonard was born in Bridgeton, NJ, on July 10, 1962, a son of the late Clarence Andrew Oleson,
Sr. and Charlotte Viola Simons. In addition to his parents, he was also preceded in death by his
second wife, Tina Sue Traenkner.
On June 27, 2010, Leonard married Malissa Dawn Riddle of Alum Bridge and together they
shared the last 13 years. She will miss him dearly.
Forever cherishing their memories of Leonard are his three children: Stacy Rice and husband,
Dusty, of Lobelville, TN, Leonard Oleson Jr. of Orlando, FL, and Crystal Wilt and husband, Tim, of
Belington; three step-children: Deanna Rhoden and husband, Shamus, of Vero Beach, FL, Daniel
Wilson of Alum Bridge, and Aaron Wilson of Alum Bridge; six grandchildren: Briana, Brittany,
Dusty Lee, Preston, Lucius, and Alyssa; six siblings: Clarence Oleson Jr. and wife, Tsega, of
Tacoma, WA, Mary Allen and husband, Peter, of Troy, NY, Bobby Oleson of Chase City, VA,
Charles Oleson and wife, Jennifer, of Mantua, NJ, Terry Oleson of Hammonto, NJ, and Sheri
Phero and husband, Lester, of Chase, VA; and his faithful K-9 companion, Taz.
Leonard was a 1980 Woodstown High School graduate. He was a former owner of Leonard’s
Computer Repairs and Upgrade Services in Vero Beach, FL, and mechanic at Glen’s Auto Repair
in Glenville, WV. Leonard served his community as a volunteer firefighter at Midway Fire
Department. He loved spending his free time bow hunting. Leonard will be deeply missed by all
who loved and cared for him, especially his German Shepard.
Leonard’s request for Cremation has been honored at Pat Boyle Funeral Home’s On-Site
Crematory.
We, at Pat Boyle Funeral Home and Cremation Service located at 144 Hackers Creek Rd. in Jane
Lew, are honored and privileged to serve the family of Leonard Leaming Oleson Sr. Online
condolences may be expressed at www.PatBoyleFuneralHome.com.
Thursday, October 27, 2022, at Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital in Weston.
Leonard was born in Bridgeton, NJ, on July 10, 1962, a son of the late Clarence Andrew Oleson,
Sr. and Charlotte Viola Simons. In addition to his parents, he was also preceded in death by his
second wife, Tina Sue Traenkner.
On June 27, 2010, Leonard married Malissa Dawn Riddle of Alum Bridge and together they
shared the last 13 years. She will miss him dearly.
Forever cherishing their memories of Leonard are his three children: Stacy Rice and husband,
Dusty, of Lobelville, TN, Leonard Oleson Jr. of Orlando, FL, and Crystal Wilt and husband, Tim, of
Belington; three step-children: Deanna Rhoden and husband, Shamus, of Vero Beach, FL, Daniel
Wilson of Alum Bridge, and Aaron Wilson of Alum Bridge; six grandchildren: Briana, Brittany,
Dusty Lee, Preston, Lucius, and Alyssa; six siblings: Clarence Oleson Jr. and wife, Tsega, of
Tacoma, WA, Mary Allen and husband, Peter, of Troy, NY, Bobby Oleson of Chase City, VA,
Charles Oleson and wife, Jennifer, of Mantua, NJ, Terry Oleson of Hammonto, NJ, and Sheri
Phero and husband, Lester, of Chase, VA; and his faithful K-9 companion, Taz.
Leonard was a 1980 Woodstown High School graduate. He was a former owner of Leonard’s
Computer Repairs and Upgrade Services in Vero Beach, FL, and mechanic at Glen’s Auto Repair
in Glenville, WV. Leonard served his community as a volunteer firefighter at Midway Fire
Department. He loved spending his free time bow hunting. Leonard will be deeply missed by all
who loved and cared for him, especially his German Shepard.
Leonard’s request for Cremation has been honored at Pat Boyle Funeral Home’s On-Site
Crematory.
We, at Pat Boyle Funeral Home and Cremation Service located at 144 Hackers Creek Rd. in Jane
Lew, are honored and privileged to serve the family of Leonard Leaming Oleson Sr. Online
condolences may be expressed at www.PatBoyleFuneralHome.com.
Jerry Woodson
Jerry Woodson, age 75, of Glenville, WV, formerly of Sanford, NC, died Wednesday, October 26th, 2022 at Mon General Hospital in Morgantown, WV.
He was born in Buckhannon, West Virginia on October 31, 1946 to the late Mirl E. Woodson and Arlene Woody Woodson Lee. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister Deloris Bryant; brother Gene Woodson and wife, Christa; his brothers Elmer Woodson; and Albert Woodson and brother-in-law Bryan Harper.
He is survived by siblings Wanda Hawkins and husband Dale of French Creek, WV, Carla Harper of Buckhannon, WV, Tammy Ford and husband Michael of Salem, WV, brother-in-law Edgar Bryant of French Creek, WV; sister-in-law Opal Woodson of Selbyville, WV, several nieces and nephews.
Jerry was a Corporal in the United States Marine Corps. Corporal Woodson served his country with honor in Vietnam where he was combat wounded and received the Purple Heart.
His request for cremation was honored and there will be a graveside service at Pine Grove Cemetery, Czar, WV, at a later date.
Ellyson Mortuary, Inc., is honored to assist the family of Jerry R. Woodson with cremation arrangements.
He was born in Buckhannon, West Virginia on October 31, 1946 to the late Mirl E. Woodson and Arlene Woody Woodson Lee. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister Deloris Bryant; brother Gene Woodson and wife, Christa; his brothers Elmer Woodson; and Albert Woodson and brother-in-law Bryan Harper.
He is survived by siblings Wanda Hawkins and husband Dale of French Creek, WV, Carla Harper of Buckhannon, WV, Tammy Ford and husband Michael of Salem, WV, brother-in-law Edgar Bryant of French Creek, WV; sister-in-law Opal Woodson of Selbyville, WV, several nieces and nephews.
Jerry was a Corporal in the United States Marine Corps. Corporal Woodson served his country with honor in Vietnam where he was combat wounded and received the Purple Heart.
His request for cremation was honored and there will be a graveside service at Pine Grove Cemetery, Czar, WV, at a later date.
Ellyson Mortuary, Inc., is honored to assist the family of Jerry R. Woodson with cremation arrangements.