Chapman's Mortuary
Obituaries
(2021)

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  1.    Chapman,  Norman Blaine
  2.    Pine,  Ada Jean
  3.    Rutherford,  Evelyn Marlene
  4.    Earls,  Ira Gerald
  5.    Allen,  Danny Freeman
  6.    Davis,  Phyllis Regina
  7.    Taylor,  Pamala Sue
  8.    Adkins,  Betty Ann
  9.    Sellards,  Gary Lee
  10.  Evans,  Teresa Susan
  11.  Farra,  Charles Raymond
  12.  Henshaw,  William Tracy
  13.  Damewood,  Julia Whitt
  14.  Morgan,  Joyce Ann
  15.  Brown,  Joseph David
  16.  Castle,  Gary Ray
  17.  Keith,  Wendell Lee
  18.  Turner,  Paul Donald
  19.  Robinson,  Carroll Joann
  20.  Pakstis,  Helen Rosa
  21.  Gould,  Frances Hope
  22.  Swann,  Robert P.
  23.  Parsons,  Marshall Neil
  24.  Yarber,  Jason Lee
  25.  Rider,  Jeanette
  26.  Coughenour,  Stephanie
  27.  Jobe,  Evelyn Mae
  28.  Griffith,  Gregory Allen
  29.  Egnor,  Clee
  30.  Waugh,  F. Maxine
  31.  Beard,  Laura Berta


 


 

Cabell County
Doors to the Past

Obituary


Julia "Julie" Whitt Damewood


Julia W. Damewood, 81, of Huntington WV, died peacefully in her home on June 19, 2021. She is survived by her husband Earl Damewood, their son Geoff Damewood (JoAnn), their daughter Missy Damewood (Heath Beaman-deceased), her sister Linda McIntyre, and two brothers Nelson Whitt (Judy) and Tim Sweeney (Anita). Julie was a loving Grandmother to five grandchildren: Cassie Wiley (Paul), Chris Gruber (Aubrie), Tiffany Galloway (Cody), Aly Sanford (B) and Leah Damron and 15 great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Julie was predeceased by her mother and stepfather Helen and Ben Sweeney, her father Eugene Whitt, her stillborn daughter Allison Leigh Damewood and her brothers Charles Dwight Whitt (Sue) and Jimmy Sweeney (Lee). Julie was born January 22, 1940, in Bluefield, WV and attended Concord College and Marshall University in her spare time. She was a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She was a loving and supporting wife and mother and in the 1970's she volunteered to serve Contact of Huntington, Inc., a telephone ministry providing crisis-counselling services. In 1981, she became Executive Director and served in that position almost twenty years before retiring. Julie helped found the Contact Rape Crisis Counselling Center to assist rape victims in the Huntington area. The National Association of Contact Directors created "The Julie Damewood Award", to recognize excellence in leadership. Julie was an active member of the Beverly Hills United Methodist Church and United Methodist Women since 1968 and The American Legion Auxiliary Post 16. A memorial service will be held at Chapman's Mortuary, Huntington, Saturday June 26th at 3 PM with Dr. Bill Wilson officiating. Visitation to celebrate Julie and her going home to Our Lord will begin at 2 PM.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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