Chapman's Mortuary
Obituaries
(2021)

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  1.    Hatfield,  Frankie
  2.    Davis,  Carolyn Sue
  3.    Eshbaugh,  Robert Eugene
  4.    Watson,  William Edward
  5.    Marcum,  Glen Scott
  6.    Thompson,  Gary Paul
  7.    Edwards,  Janet Pokluda
  8.    Fraley,  Gaynell Watson
  9.    Waller,  Steven Clay
  10.  Bowen,  Stephanie Arline
  11.  Hawley,  William Francis
  12.  Keith,  Bettie Ann
  13.  Woodall,  Mark Allen
  14.  Arnold,  Chester Leonard
  15.  Nichols,  Robert Joseph
  16.  Zeigler,  Paul Ryan
  17.  Black,  Walter Kevin
  18.  Downey,  Barbara Lou
  19.  Dunagan,  Imogene Winona
  20.  Watters,  Ruth Ann
  21.  Cocke,  William Marvin
  22.  Melton,  Maysha Arlene
  23.  Summers,  Dorothy Mae
  24.  Hall,  Irene C.
  25.  Clausen,  Charles Jan
  26.  Douthat,  Zelphia
  27.  DeMoss,  James William
  28.  Grose,  Jewel
  29.  Litchfield,  Kimberty Sue
  30.  Palmer,  Ronita Irene
  31.  Lyzenga,  Michael Lee
  32.  Jenkins,  Terry McClellan
  33.  Harper,  Mary Ellen
  34.  Thomas,  William Francis

 


 


 

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Obituary


Glen Scott Marcum


Glen Scott Marcum, 89, of Huntington, husband of Joyce Dathlene Porter Marcum, died Monday, November 1, 2021 at his residence. Funeral services will be conducted 1:00 pm Friday, November 5, 2021 at Chapman's Mortuary with Pastor Keith Waters officiating. Burial with military honors conducted by American Legion Post 93, Kenova, will be in White Chapel Memorial Gardens. Glen was born February 6, 1932 in Crum, WV, a son of the late John S. and Lorena Parsley Marcum. Additional family that have preceded him in death were a daughter, Pamela Ross; and siblings, William Jennings Marcum, Evelyn Claire Lawrence, Lucille Standau, Olin David Marcum, and Simon Bruce Marcum. After graduating from Crum High School in 1950, Glen went on to join the U.S. Army in 1951. He was assigned to G Company, 351st Infantry Regiment and serviced valiantly in the Korean Conflict before serving out the remainder of his time at Fort Campbell, KY, and receiving an Honorable Discharge in 1952. After his military service, he worked as an automobile mechanic, kicking off a 40-year career, owning and operating, Marcum's Garage and Used Cars, with his son, Stephen. Glen was a member of Christ Temple and the American Legion Post 93, Kenova, WV. In addition to his wife Joyce, survivors include, a son, Stephen Glen Marcum of Huntington; three granddaughters, Jennifer Ross of Huntington, Jessica Ross of Huntington, and Mikelle Workman and husband, John Workman of Proctorville, OH; four sisters, Doris Catherine Meade, Virginia Dalolia, Barbara Pauley, and Rita Kay Hereford; four great grandchildren, Eric Riley, Elijah Riley, Xanthe Workman, and Alistair Workman; and a host of nieces and nephews. Friends may visit 6:00-8:00 pm Thursday, November 4, 2021 at Chapman's Mortuary.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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