Home - Little Shop of Memories

Welcome to Little Shop of Memories.

Written by Administrator
Nov 07, 2011 at 12:00 AM
Welcome to our web site. Within the six family groups listed in the genealogy section, there are over 56,500 names. Some of the common surnames within the groups include Alexander, Bratulic, Debevec, Korenche, McPhillips, Terwilliger, and Thompson, in the Bratulich group, Barkdoll, Beall, Bell, Brannon, Coakley, Cokeley, Cunningham, Hamrick, Heighes, McQuain, Moats, Riddle, Suggitt, Van Wechel, Weese, and Wenner within the Cokeley group, Andersson, Boden, Bowden, Fenne, Lee, Wamsley, and Winge within the Lee group, Abbott, Dunsmoor, Flick, Mead, Miller, Palmer, Rockwell, Sola, and Twogood within the Sole group, Arbogast, Barnett, Baughman, Bennett, Blankenship, Blanton, Bridges, Brown, Cogar, Conrad, Cool, Cowger, Dobbins, Dodrill, Given, Green, Gregory, Hambrick, Hamric, Hamrick, John, Louk, McGee, McSwain, Miller, Moore, Rose, Sams, Simmons, Smith, Stalnaker, Swecker, Vandevender, Ware, Williams, Wilson, and Workman within the Hamrick group and Bierschback, Silbernick, Hehr, Welle and Woeste in the Welle group To view all the information you need to register in the genealogy section. Just click on one of the names at the right of the page in the genealogy section. On the next screen, at the top in the middle of the page, you will see "log in". Click on this "log in". Then on the next screen, toward the bottom, you will see "request new account". Click on "request new account" and follow the instruction on the next page. There is no charge. After you send in the request, the system will send you a e-mail to confirm your e-mail address and there is a link in the e-mail. You need to click on this link to confirm to the system that the e-mail you provided is correct. The process should be completed in 15 to 20 minutes, however, if the computer system is busy, it could take up to 24 hours to complete the process. Then you can sign into this section. There are over 1360 photos in our collection. If you have any photos that you would like to share, please forward them to me. You can also upload your own photos and make your own albums. Also, if you can add any information to the genealogy of the family, please do forward it to me. Searching for information, post the request in the forum, for use the forum/blog area to post comments. We hope you enjoy our site. Find me on facebook - Doc Hamrick
Last Updated ( Nov 07, 2011 at 11:23 PM )

Home

Genealogy

Newsflash

Obit

Willard Eugene Weese June 24, 1942 - November 10, 2011

Willard Eugene Weese, age 69, a resident of Beverly, WV, passed from this life Thursday, November 10, 2011, in the Davis Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Weese was born in Beverly, WV, June 24, 1942, the son of the late Roy E. Weese and Hulda Cogar Weese.

On September 16, 1967 in Monterey, Va, Willard married Mildred Marie Ramsey. The couple has four daughters, Cathy Bright and husband James, Fairmont, WV, Ellen Yoakum and husband Danny, Beverly, WV, Tammy Arbogast and husband Gary Lee, Valley Bend, WV, and Cindy Phillips and husband James, Beverly, WV.

Also surviving are eight grandchildren, Amber Dawn Welch, Michael Casey Welch, Samantha Marie Cook, Ashley Lee Arbogast, Daniel Joseph Yoakum and wife, Samantha, Dwight Eugene Yoakum, Jessica Marie Yoakum, Hannah Marie Phillips, and two great grandchildren, Alisa Danielle Yoakum and Madison Brooke Yoakum.

Mr. Weese is survived by three sisters, Arlene White and companion Ted Clayton, Elkins, Barbara Carr and companion Bobby Lloyd, Elkins, Georgie Waybright and husband Kenny, Beverly, and one brother, Ed Weese, Beverly. Twelve nieces and nephews and many cousins survive. One sister, Helen Thomas, is deceased.

Mr. Weese was a skilled carpenter, and gave many hours of his own helping build the Tygart Valley Baptist Church. He had worked for various companies in Randolph County, including the Elkins Lumber Company, John Roth Construction, Bill Noonan Construction of Beverly, the Huttonsville Correction facility farm commission, Schoonover Logging, Yeager Logging, and Danny Wyant Masonry before becoming disabled in 2002.

Mr. Weese loved his children and grandchildren, and he spent as much time with them as he could. He loved feeding the squirrels and deer, camping, hunting, gardening, farming and tinkering in the shed. Mr. Weese had many friends throughout the community and never met a stranger. All were welcome in his home.

Visitation will be held on Monday, November 14, 2011 from 3 until 6 PM, the funeral hour. Pastor Mike House and Pastor Leon Brown will officiate and Mr. Weese's request for cremation will then be honored. Interment of his cremains will follow at a later date at Mt. Vernon Cemetery. The Randolph Funeral Home and Cremation Services has been entrusted with the arrangements for Willard Eugene Weese.