Wallace Funeral Home
Obituaries
(2021)

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  1.    Olson,  Lois Kautz
  2.    Setzer,  James Howard
  3.    Holley,  Sylvia Jenkins
  4.    Vance,  Tony Michael
  5.    Pauley.  Lillian Faye
  6.    Farris,  Norma Ann
  7.    Dean,  Dottie Lou
  8.    Parrett,  Melissa Kay
  9.    Rayburn,  Jared Dean
  10.  White,  Shirley Lee
  11.  Albright,  Beverly Jean
  12.  Cooper,  James Jason
  13.  Brinegar,  Everette
  14.  Arbaugh,  Leo Edwin
  15.  Perry,  Larry G.
  16.  Kincade,  Nancy Ross
  17.  Jarvis,  Gene Paul
  18.  Dyer,  Sadie
  19.  Chaney,  Daniel Dewayne
  20.  Stanley,  Paul Douglas
  21.  Copley,  Deborah Lynn
  22.  Bragg,  James Earnest
  23.  Reeser,  Richard Gibson
  24.  McConda,  Joe
  25.  Mylar,  Carol Anne
  26.  Scarberry,  Diania Lou
  27.  Gilpin,  Eugene Garland
  28.  Phillips,  Willie Ezra
  29.  Layman,  Edward Ray
  30.  Meadows,  Howard Ray
  31.  Midkiff,  Debra Marie
  32.  King,  Eagle White
  33.  Riddle,  Sarah Danielle
  34.  Smith,  Mildred Maxine


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cabell County
Doors to the Past

Obituary

Sylvia Jenkins Holley
(1935 - March 4, 2021)


SYLVIA JENKINS HOLLEY, 85, of Milton, W.V., left us to be with her late husband, Emory Holley, in Heaven, on March 4, 2021. She passed peacefully in her bed, surrounded by a loving family, after a lifetime of sharing her hearth and home with a great many friends, family, and the occasional pet monkey. She mothered five ornery sons, and two—slightly less ornery—daughters: Emma, Jack, David, Donald, Terry, Mary Lou, and Michael. Raising seven children is a remarkable feat on its own, but if you knew half the shenanigans that bunch pulled, she should be listed in the Motherhood: Hall of Fame. Sylvia's children blessed her with twenty-six grandchildren, and those grandchildren gave her many more blessings of their own, but not a one ever had to squeeze to fit inside Sylvia's heart. She had love for one and all... as well as a hot meal. She did not abide rumbling bellies and fought tirelessly to see everyone well fed at all times, armed with the recipe secrets and culinary wisdom only a kind grandmother knows. She enjoyed solving puzzles, crafts of all kinds, hunting for the best bargains, and keeping a noisy menagerie of birds. Her laughter often came easy, with a knack for finding humor in anything. She had a hundred stories but would always patiently listen to yours. She was a wonderful woman. Of her descendants, she is survived by all, with the exception of only one precious soul, Levi Condee, with whom she is now reunited. Of her brothers and sisters, she is preceded in death by Opal, George, Harold, Irvin, Samuel, Mildred, Alice, and her baby sister, Judy. She is survived by her loving, nearly identical sister, Lurie. Sylvia meant something to so many people. Her impact on this world cannot be understated. Whether she was a mother to you, motherly toward you, or a friend you played bingo with on the weekend…whether you knew her as mom, Sylvie Mae, or Mamaw Honey, we invite anyone who wishes to celebrate a remarkable woman and a life well-lived to join us at Wallace Funeral Home in Barboursville, Monday, March 8, 2021. Visitation is at 12 p.m. noon, and the service is at 1 p.m. Pastor Tracy Call will be officiating. Burial will follow at Barker Ridge Cemetery. Tracy and Sylvia became fast friends during their time together, and we would like to thank him for everything he has done for her and her family. Tracy's visits were always a welcome comfort. our life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, you are loved beyond words, and missed beyond measure.

 

 

 

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