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Chapman's Mortuary
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Black, Michael Timothy
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Cabell
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Obituary
Helen Johnson Moeller, 90, passed
away peacefully in her sleep at home in Huntington, West Virginia on May
10, 2021. A lifelong Huntington native, she was born April 24, 1931, the
first of two children to Lloyd and Olive Johnson. Helen went to Marshall
University where she got her Associates degree. She worked as executive
secretary at Island Creek Coal Company and at Huntington Alloys (INCO).
She also worked for several years in the Marshall University Music
Department before shifting her focus back to her family. She was also a
founding member of the Quest Sunday School class at 5th Avenue Baptist
Church. Helen was a devoted mother. She treasured her children and
grandchildren and embraced every moment with them. She especially loved
her role as Grammy and Mimi. Despite her large family Helen always made
time for everyone and provided support and love. Her witty banter,
warmth, openness, and willingness to share her love through the gift of
a great meal made her a mother figure to many beyond her immediate
family. Helen was loved by everyone who ever met her and she leaves
behind many friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ralph.
Helen is survived by her five children: Randy and Tamblyn Moeller,
Taipei, Taiwan; Frank and Debbie Moeller, Roanoke, VA; Chris Moeller,
Amsterdam, Netherlands; Heidi Moeller Pagur, Huntington, WV; and
Gretchen and Eric Bias, Huntington, WV. Also surviving are her eight
grandchildren: Charles Moeller, Taipei, Taiwan; Zoe, Clark and Heather
Moeller, Roanoke, VA; Laurel and Gavin Pagur, Huntington, WV; and Olivia
and Brendan Bias, Huntington, WV. All of these she loved and touched
deeply. Funeral services will be conducted at 2pm, May 14, 2021 at
Chapman's Mortuary with Rev. Eric Porterfield officiating. Burial will
be in Spring Hill Cemetery, Huntington, WV. Friends may call from
5:00-7:00 PM , May 13, at Chapman's Mortuary, Huntington. If attending
please wear facial covering and practice social distancing.
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