Herman H Beckett was born 30 Sep 1945 in Salt Rock, Cabell County, West Virginia. He was the son of Mildred Flossie Beckett and Herman H McCallister. Mildred was 15 yrs old at the time Herman was born and was not married to the McCallister. He was raised by his grandparents Ernest and Ella Mae Venoy Beckett in Salt Rock, WV. Herman however did stay in touch with his father throughout his life. Herman married Mary Evelyn Doss 27 AUG 1963 in Cabell Co, WV. They had 3 sons the Reverend Robert Shannon Beckett, Gilmer curtis Beckett and Mark Anthony Beckett. Herman died 17 April 2023 in Salt Rock, Cabell County, West Virginia. His funeral service will be 23 April 2023 at the Tyler Mountain Funeral Home and burial will be in Forest Memorial Park in Milton, Cabell, West Virginia. There will be a celebration of life 24 Apr 2023 at the Tyler Mountain Funeral Home. Herman was a body shop foreman and former owner. He was a retired private investigator. Herman loved his guitars and music and singing for Jesus in church.
My mother Hattie Mae Beckett Adkins was the sister of Hermans mother Mildred. They had a very close and religious family. Herman's grandparents attended the Enon Baptist Church for many years until their health wouldn't allow them anymore. I remember going to their house in Salt Rock for many years on Sunday's especially where my mother and would help Grandma Ellie cook. They had a pot belly stove in the living room for heat and a wood and coal stove for cooking. Those were some of the best times of growing up. Herman was a wonderful person throughout his life. He was 10 years older than me and he was always nice when he was a small boy and I can remember him carrying a bunch of pens in his pocket of his shirt. He would visit a few of my brothers later on in life and I had gone to his place in Salt Rock when I was researching our family. He was such a wonderful person and will be sadly missed.
My mother Hattie Mae Beckett Adkins was the sister of Hermans mother Mildred. They had a very close and religious family. Herman's grandparents attended the Enon Baptist Church for many years until their health wouldn't allow them anymore. I remember going to their house in Salt Rock for many years on Sunday's especially where my mother and would help Grandma Ellie cook. They had a pot belly stove in the living room for heat and a wood and coal stove for cooking. Those were some of the best times of growing up. Herman was a wonderful person throughout his life. He was 10 years older than me and he was always nice when he was a small boy and I can remember him carrying a bunch of pens in his pocket of his shirt. He would visit a few of my brothers later on in life and I had gone to his place in Salt Rock when I was researching our family. He was such a wonderful person and will be sadly missed.
Herman H Beckett was born 30 Sep 1945 in Salt Rock, Cabell County, West Virginia. He was the son of Mildred Flossie Beckett and Herman H McCallister. Mildred was 15 yrs old at the time Herman was born and was not married to the McCallister. He was raised by his grandparents Ernest and Ella Mae Venoy Beckett in Salt Rock, WV. Herman however did stay in touch with his father throughout his life. Herman married Mary Evelyn Doss 27 AUG 1963 in Cabell Co, WV. They had 3 sons the Reverend Robert Shannon Beckett, Gilmer curtis Beckett and Mark Anthony Beckett. Herman died 17 April 2023 in Salt Rock, Cabell County, West Virginia. His funeral service will be 23 April 2023 at the Tyler Mountain Funeral Home and burial will be in Forest Memorial Park in Milton, Cabell, West Virginia. There will be a celebration of life 24 Apr 2023 at the Tyler Mountain Funeral Home. Herman was a body shop foreman and former owner. He was a retired private investigator. Herman loved his guitars and music and singing for Jesus in church.
My mother Hattie Mae Beckett Adkins was the sister of Hermans mother Mildred. They had a very close and religious family. Herman's grandparents attended the Enon Baptist Church for many years until their health wouldn't allow them anymore. I remember going to their house in Salt Rock for many years on Sunday's especially where my mother and would help Grandma Ellie cook. They had a pot belly stove in the living room for heat and a wood and coal stove for cooking. Those were some of the best times of growing up. Herman was a wonderful person throughout his life. He was 10 years older than me and he was always nice when he was a small boy and I can remember him carrying a bunch of pens in his pocket of his shirt. He would visit a few of my brothers later on in life and I had gone to his place in Salt Rock when I was researching our family. He was such a wonderful person and will be sadly missed.
My mother Hattie Mae Beckett Adkins was the sister of Hermans mother Mildred. They had a very close and religious family. Herman's grandparents attended the Enon Baptist Church for many years until their health wouldn't allow them anymore. I remember going to their house in Salt Rock for many years on Sunday's especially where my mother and would help Grandma Ellie cook. They had a pot belly stove in the living room for heat and a wood and coal stove for cooking. Those were some of the best times of growing up. Herman was a wonderful person throughout his life. He was 10 years older than me and he was always nice when he was a small boy and I can remember him carrying a bunch of pens in his pocket of his shirt. He would visit a few of my brothers later on in life and I had gone to his place in Salt Rock when I was researching our family. He was such a wonderful person and will be sadly missed.
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