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2019 Section 9 West Virginia Annual Conference Journal 2019 Section IX - Roll of the Honored Dead IX. ROLL OF DEAD Clergy Members of the Conference (For deaths prior to 1969, see the 1969 Journal) Thomas E. Brooks ............................June 28, 1969 Ottie Clarence Mitchell ...................February 10, 1972 George W. Simpson..........................June 29, 1969 William Daniel Winters...................February 25, 1972 P. L. O’Dell ......................................... July 5,1969 Woodrow Lee Haught (AM) .................April 18, 1972 W. W. Bragg ................................ August 22, 1969 Frederick Oxendale ..................................May 3, 1972 Frank E. Perry ..........................September 2, 1969 Rowland Aspinall ...................................May 16, 1972 Glenn D. Watts .......................September 17, 1969 Edward J. Heller .....................................June 21, 1972 J. Herbert Parks ..........................October 19, 1969 Thomas E. Shea ..................................... July 15, 1972 W. W. Beckley ...........................December 4, 1969 Walter Overstreet ................................... July 27, 1972 John Baptist Staley ....................December 8, 1969 Joseph T. Tisdale (AM) ....................... August 3, 1972 Arthur B. Moore ......................December 21, 1969 Charles W. Pugh .................................August 11, 1972 Arthur S. Carter .............................January 1, 1970 Daniel L. Snyder ..........................September 14, 1972 Randall Hamrick ...........................January 1, 1970 George W. Thumm .............................October 8, 1972 J. C. Foster, Sr. ............................January 14, 1970 Edward J. Seibert ..........................December 11, 1972 Otis M. Raines ............................January 22, 1970 Paul L. Flannigan ..........................December 25, 1972 Robert Daugherty ........................January 27, 1970 W. R. Eskew ..................................December 30, 1972 James P. Adkins ...........................February 6, 1970 Holly O. Shamblin ............................January 13, 1973 James T. Browning ..........................March 2, 1970 John L. Wolfe ....................................January 14, 1973 Charles G. Stater ...........................March 28, 1970 H. Malcomb Sturm ................................March 2, 1973 B. L. Moss ........................................April 15,1970 James R. Belcher .................................March 24, 1973 R. L. Harvey, Sr. .................................May 6, 1970 Joseph P. Byrd .........................................April 1, 1973 L. F. Hayden .....................................May 20, 1970 George McCune ......................................April 3, 1973 Hayden D. Sloan ..............................May 30, 1970 Ralph O. Brown .....................................May 18, 1973 Kenneth J. Scott ...............................May 31, 1970 Thomas S. Watkins.............................. August 7, 1973 Ebb Cummings................................... July 7, 1970 Thomas Stewart ................................ August 21, 1973 Howard A. Murrill .................September 12, 1970 N. W. Jackson ....................................August 28, 1973 Matthew H. Elliott (PM) ..............October 9, 1970 Roy McCuskey............................. November 27, 1973 O. R. Snodgrass.......................... October 20, 1970 Andrew J. Young .............................December 6, 1973 Francis Homer Hughes .............. October 24, 1970 Charles C. O’Neill ..........................December 8, 1973 Chelsea H. Kelley ...................December 24, 1970 James Earl Gum ............................December 10, 1973 Robert Lee Davis (AM) ..............January 22, 1971 Robert G. Yoak ..................................January 16, 1974 Jacob K. Bos ...............................January 26, 1971 Forrest Murray ..................................January 29, 1974 Andrew Haskell Roe (AM) .........February 6, 1971 Jacob W. Schrader ...................................April 6, 1974 Benjamin Minter Mitchell ...............March 1, 1971 A. C. Bell (AM) ....................................April 20, 1974 Eugene Dick ....................................March 4, 1971 Frank A. Tinney ....................................April 30, 1974 Asahel Coleman Brown ................March 23, 1971 Dewey D. Nelson ...................................May 14, 1974 James Ronald Casto ........................April 13, 1971 Harry R. Young (AM) ....................... August 16, 1974 Talbert N. Bennett ...........................April 17, 1971 R. L. Kelbaugh .................................October 11, 1974 Walter Price Eastwood .......................May 8, 1971 Billie B. Helmick ........................... November 4, 1974 Marvin Ellsworth Burns ...................May 18, 1971 Doyal B. Cruikshank (AM) ..........November 19, 1974 Albert Ralph Young .........................June 18, 1971 Nelson S. Hill ...............................November 20, 1974 Guy S. Harmon .................................. July 3, 1971 Orton H. Carder ........................... November 25, 1974 William A. Hopson .................... October 17, 1971 John E. Hanifan ............................December 30, 1974 Nathan Lee Casey ..................... November 5, 1971 Wils B. Leggett .................................. March 30, 1975 Clarence C. Durst ....................November 11, 1971 T. Leroy Hooper .....................................April 5, 1975 Frank Virgil Allen ......................December 3, 1971 Forrest J. Campbell ...............................May 10, 1975 Samuel D. Rexrode ......................February 2, 1972 Lloyd Myers ..........................................May 22, 1975 403 West Virginia Annual Conference Journal 2019 Section IX - Roll of the Honored Dead Gerald D. Haley ................................. July 1, 1975 Winfi eld S. Patterson ........................August 21, 1979 E. Clyde Bussard ................................July 9, 1975 Clyde W. Ash ..............................September 20, 1979 N. W. Looney ................................ August 8, 1975 Emery R. Ball ....................................October 8, 1979 Jose A. Franquiz ......................December 26, 1975 Melvin O. Cross ...........................December 12, 1979 M. C. Miles ...................................January 7, 1976 Lester R. Lane ..................................January 10, 1980 Bascom T. Trevey .......................February 2, 1976 John A. Helms ..................................January 16, 1980 Herbert W. Ware ..........................February 4, 1976 Ulysis Rhea ....................................February 29, 1980 Kenneth M. Plummer ................February 28, 1976 Charles G. Eastwood ..........................March 30, 1980 Grover J. Johnson ............................March 2, 1976 Charles G. Knapp ...................................April 5, 1980 Henry R. High ...............................March 11, 1976 Earl Debar ...............................................June 9, 1980 Wilbert A. O’Dell ..........................March 16, 1976 Robert B. Engle .....................................June 15, 1980 Ralph McCoy ..................................April 12, 1976 Henry T. Wheeler ..................................June 21, 1980 Vernon C. Cutright ..........................April 17, 1976 O. C. Bunneer .......................................June 30, 1980 William F. Hodges .............................June 5, 1976 Willis F. Summers ...................................July 8, 1980 James A. Tinner ................................June 24, 1976 Elihu J. Johnson ..........................September 16, 1980 William Reece Burns ....................... July 16, 1976 George M. Curry ..........................December 13, 1980 Clifton Yates .....................................July 29, 1976 Ramsey M. Bridges ..........................February 3, 1981 Johnson Wilson ......................September 28, 1976 Albert C. Howe ..................................March 28, 1981 Snowdon Brown.....................September 29, 1976 John W. Hollister ..................................April 11, 1981 Stanley B. Rowh .................... November 17, 1976 Owen Clyde Martin ..............................April 26, 1981 McClellan Estep .....................November 20, 1976 Olen L. Daugherty (AM) ........................June 8, 1981 James P. Hutchinson................December 23, 1976 Perry Robinson...................................... July 21, 1981 Harold G. McCoy ........................January 25, 1977 Charles F. Hickle ...................................July 30, 1981 Lester N. Wilfong ......................February 17, 1977 Charles Hartzel Bodkin .................November 6, 1981 Fred B. Wyand ..........................February 25, 1977 Harvey Coleman Porter ..................December 2, 1981 Marshall Phillips ...........................March 17, 1977 Hugh Benson Lam (AM) ...................January 4, 1982 O. W. Lynch ..................................March 23, 1977 David S. Grove (PM) ...........................April 10, 1982 Joseph D. Engle ............................March 24, 1977 Everett Clayton Zinn ........................February 2, 1982 Tennis E. Painter ...............................April 1, 1977 Earl W. Slayton .......................................June 5, 1982 E. E. Suite .......................................April 20, 1977 Virgil Rushell Gillum... ....................August 16. 1982 Normal A. Nash ..............................April
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