Chapman's Mortuary
Obituaries
(2021)

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  1.    Black,  Michael Timothy
  2.    Nance,  Ronald Lee
  3.    Isaacs,  Bruce Edward
  4.    Ullom,  Mary Louise
  5.    Draper,  Janet Joyce
  6.    Brown,  Vernon Roy
  7.    Bias,  George Wayne
  8.    Gibson,  Sherry Lynn
  9.    Lowe,  Paul Junior
  10.  Jeffers,  Frieda Irene
  11.  Blake,  Dorothy E.
  12.  Moeller,  Helen Johnson
  13.  Allen,  Joanna
  14.  Hayes,  Elmer Lee
  15.  Chapman,  Ambrose
  16.  Tucker,  Ricky Daniel
  17.  Watson,  Kathryn Mary
  18.  Jackson,  Rickey Darrell
  19.  Weinbrecht,  Gladys
  20.  Mitchell,  Richard Charles
  21.  Napier,  Vicki Lynn
  22.  Nance,  Gloria Ann
  23.  Kazee,  Christian Tyler Mark
  24.  Hynus,  Florence Montgomery
  25.  Stacy,  David
  26.  Kyle,  Pauline
  27.  McCormick,  Gory James
  28.  Prince,  Janet Mary
  29.  Corrigan,  Edward Luke
  30.  Hesson,  Helen Virginia
  31.  King,  Shawn Patrick
  32.  Woodall,  Jerry
 


 


 

Cabell County
Doors to the Past

Obituary


Elmer Lee Hayes, Jr.


Elmer Lee Hayes, Jr., age 92, passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by loved ones, on May 11, 2021. He was born in Huntington, WV., on June 11, 1928, to the late Elmer and Anna (Wilson) Hayes. Mr. Hayes was a graduate of Huntington East High School and married Jean Galloway before enlisting in the Navy. He fought in the Korean War aboard the USS New Jersey. After four years of service he came home to work at The Herald- Dispatch as a linotype operator. He later graduated from Marshall University with a M.A. in Education. He was principal of Simms Elementary School and then Spring Hill Elementary School until retirement. He was a lifelong member of the YMCA. He enjoyed officiating basketball and did so in Huntington and later in Nashville, TN. He officiated his last game at the age of 91. As a team member representing West Virginia, he competed in basketball in the National Senior Olympics, winning the gold medal. He enjoyed traveling to all 50 State Capitals and all Presidential Birthplaces and Libraries. Along with Jean, he was preceded in death by his parents. Survivors include two daughters, Myra (and husband, Mike) Bowling, and Ann (and husband, Doug) Booton; and two sons, Craig (and wife, Kay) Hayes, and David (and wife, Cindy) Hayes; and several grandchildren and great- grandchildren; and a dear friend, Sally Walker. There will be a private graveside military service. Arrangements will be made by Chapman's Mortuary.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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