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      ObituaryRussell Warren Algoe(June 16, 1956 - March 14, 2019)
 
 
     
 RUSSELL WARREN ALGOE, 62, of Milton, 
    WV, died Thursday, March 14, 2019. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 
    a.m. Saturday, March 23, 2019, at the 
    Wallace Funeral Home & Chapel, Barboursville. Burial 
    will be in 
    Swann Cemetery. Russell was born on June 16, 1956, 
    in Huntington, WV, and grew up in Barboursville. He was the son of Billy 
    Russell Algoe and Shirley Louise Sites (passed Jan. 4, 2019). Shirley later 
    married James Bills. Russell had six half-brothers, five from Billy's 2nd 
    wife, Bertha Barnes - Ricky Dean (Kim Fry and Rebecca Albin) (one son with 
    Kim - Branden, and three sons with Rebecca - Jacob, Levi and Elijah), Rocky 
    Lynn (passed in 1992 unmarried), Randy Gene (Quanna Anglin), Roger Glenn 
    (lived 5 days) and Robin Lee - and with Billy's 3rd wife, Madel Chavez - 
    Billy Joe (Jenifer McWilliams - children, Kassy and Ethan). Russell has a 
    beautiful daughter named Olivia Marie Dean-Algoe, who has a son, Lucas. 
    Russell's paternal grandparents were Howard Taft Algeo and Mary Lee Wroten. 
    On that side of the family, Russell has several aunts and uncles, Jack, 
    Rosalie, Mary, Shirley Joe, Tex, Howard Taft Jr., Grace, Betty, Charles 
    "Davy" and Ruth (of which Mary and Grace have passed - there were also two 
    unnamed infants born to Howard and Mary) that were all born in 
    Barboursville, as were several generations before them. Through these aunts 
    and uncles, Russell has numerous cousins who still live in the area and 
    elsewhere. On Russell's maternal side, he had one aunt, Francis "Joann" 
    Ridenour (passed), and a cousin, Debbie Fulford. Russell worked in several 
    trades over the years, including as a sales rep for eyeglasses, but enjoyed 
    the more casual attire of landscaping the most and even started a nursery 
    called Olivia's Garden. Olivia says, we would always be outdoors, doing 
    anything - hiking, playing sports, swimming ... just anything outdoors he 
    loved. And he made friends with nearly everyone he met. Visitation will be 
    from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the 
    Wallace Funeral Home, Barboursville. 
    
    
    
                               
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