Chapman's Mortuary
Obituaries
(2020)

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  1.    Mills,  Lonnie Bell
  2.    Stiltner,  Gregory Lynn
  3.    Schwartz,  Sue C.
  4.    Garrett,  Carolyn Rejina
  5.    Morris,  William John
  6.    Kearns,  Margaret Carol
  7.    Carte,  Robert Edward
  8.    Jackson,  Joandel Miller
  9.    Butcher,  Don Elwood
  10.  Curnutte,  James
  11.  Midkiff,  Kerry Lee
  12.  Bare,  Donnie Wayne
  13.  McDaniel,  Mary Ann
  14.  Wright,  John Theodore
  15.  Wheeler,  Lloyd Robert
  16.  Rice,  Deloris Ann
  17.  Brace,  Phyllis Eileen
  18.  Spence,  Bradrick Dale
  19.  Bragg,  William Leo
  20.  Harrison,  Jeffery Irvin
  21.  Sims,  Nancy Lou
  22.  Turman,  Peggy Allene
  23.  Clay,  Olen Donzel
  24.  Booth,  Dana Lynn
  25.  Murphy,  Ronnie Eugene
  26.  Slone,  Cynthia Gale
  27.  Spurlock,  Marjorie
  28.  Perron,  Elizabeth Anne
  29.  Dommert,  James
 
 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

Cabell County
Doors to the Past

Obituary


Lloyd Robert Wheeler


Lloyd Robert Wheeler, 71, of Hurricane, WV joined his savior in heaven April 17, 2020. Lloyd passed away peacefully in his home surrounded by his wife and sons. Born in Huntington, he grew up in a caring household with lots of siblings and close relatives who helped shape his life. Lloyd proudly graduated from West Junior and Huntington High Schools, where he found his admiration for football and sports in general. Lloyd married the love of his life, Geraldine Ellen (Hager), and was blessed by 53 years of a loving and nurturing marriage. Together they raised two sons, Lloyd Robert Wheeler II and Lance Ryan Wheeler, and have been delighted by five wonderful grandchildren; Robert Miles Wheeler, Makaylah Rachelle Wheeler, Maceon Edward Wheeler, Claire Ellen Wheeler, and Louden Reed Wheeler; for whom his most proud and brightest smiles were reserved. Grounded by the challenges of his own childhood, Lloyd had an affinity for helping area youth. He served as a football, baseball and wrestling coach for more than 40 years, volunteering countless hours and resources to the youth from nearly every area of Huntington. He helped mold boys from all walks of life into fine community members. While his teams at the youth level, Camack and West Middle Schools, and Huntington High won numerous championships and set dozens of records, Lloyd was most proud of the fathers and leaders his players became in life. One of his biggest thrills was to see former players and hear of their successes, and he was quick to recite details of their time on his teams, no matter how long it had been. Lloyd was a devout member of Teays Valley Missionary Baptist Church where he relished the fellowship of his brethren and served as a camera operator for church broadcast ministries. He shared God's word with others and sought to grow in his faith, devoting his life to the Lord. Lloyd cherished special relationships with his siblings; Bud Wheeler (Crickett), Bill Wheeler (Susan), Denny Wheeler, Teresa Hammond, Tim Napier (Janet), Frank Napier (Carolyn), Rob Napier, and Angela Harrison. Additionally, Lloyd held dear his close relationships with in laws Boyd Hager (Nancy), Tom Hager (Jean), and Tracey Hager. A lifetime of support for one another bolstered Lloyd's love for his family including numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Lloyd worked as a glass worker at Owens-Illinois prior to graduating from Marshall University and becoming a high school teacher and coach until his retirement. A loyal friend, he enjoyed his weekly calls and monthly lunches with buddies. Recognized for his manicured snow white hair, long-winded stories, and silly jokes, his smile was contagious, comfortable and warm. Lloyd was born to the late Lloyd G. Wheeler and Beatrice L. Napier. He is preceded in death by his loving grandparents Earl and Sadie Brumfield, in laws Kenneth and Peggy Richardson, and brother in laws Joe Hager and Wiley Richardson. Services will be managed by Chapman's Mortuary in Huntington and will be conducted for immediate family members only due to COVID19 concerns. It is requested that friends and family sign the online registry on Chapman's website in remembrance of Lloyd.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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