Wallace Funeral Home
Obituaries (2021)

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  1.    Peyton,  Paula Jean
  2.    Adkins,  Linel Lee
  3.    Payne,  Donna Marie
  4.    Artrip,  Delbert Taylor
  5.    Skaggs,  Carol Ann
  6.    Cardwell,  Douglas Lee
  7.    Bailey,  Mildred Fay
  8.    Layne,  Clara Belle
  9.    Dolen,  Mary Elizabeth
  10.  Clay,  Howard Caylor
  11.  Curry,  Winford Allen
  12.  Ross,  Corma Lee
  13.  Blair,  Ford Allen
  14.  Chapman,  Tony
  15.  Winters,  Robert L.
  16.  Lewis,  Jeffery Scott
  17.  Wooten,  Jackie Dale
  18.  Smith,  Ariel Joana Marie
  19.  Crank,  Richard
  20.  Jimison,  Gregory R.
  21.  Morgan,  Marsha Ann
  22.  Baumgardner,  David Allen
  23.  Bush,  Merlin Ernest
  24.  Gothard,  Arthur Kirk
  25.  Leach,  Jo Ann
  26.  Hayner,  Elbert Lance
  27.  Adkins,  Martha Jane
 


 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cabell County
Doors to the Past

Obituary

David Allen Baumgardner
(1939 - November 24, 2021)

David Allen Baumgardner 1939-2021. David, a man after God’s own heart, passed from this world to his heavenly home in the early morning hours on Wednesday, November 24. David was preceded in death by his sons, Andy and Joe Baumgardner, his father and mother, Roy and Mary Baumgardner, his brother and sister-in-law, Claude and Dorthy (Dot) Baumgardner, and cousin Sharon (Cade) Clay. He leaves behind his beloved wife of 63 years, Eleanor (Hunter) Baumgardner, his daughter Mary Ellen (Baumgardner) Black, grandson, Michael David Baumgardner (Lisha), granddaughters, Annie Black Hale (Nathan) and Abigail (Abi) Black, along with nephew, Mike (Jane) Baumgardner; nieces, Claudia Baumgardner Jackson and Joi Baumgardner; as well as a great nephew, Jon (Kristi) Baumgardner and niece, Lauren Jackson, and special cousins Lynn (David) Andrews and Doyle (Imogene) Wolfe, Cindy (Eddie) Scarberry, Greg (Cathy) Clay, and many special friends too numerous to name here. David was a graduate of Barboursville High School and attended Marshall University, he was a member of Providence Reformed Presbyterian Church in Barboursville, and a retiree of the Nickel Plant (Inco/Special Metals). David not only leaves behind his family and friends but a wonderful legacy of faith, writing these words shortly before he passed - “Love the LORD your God with all your heart.” David suffered more than 25 years with COPD but was never known to complain and often heard quoting “It is well with my soul”, a line from his favorite hymn by the same name.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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