SHINNSTON—Fred. W. Keener, 57, of Wallace, died at 12:55 a.m. Friday, Jan, 17, at Fairmont General Hospital following a brief illness.
He was born Sept.. 17, 1917, at Richwood, Nicholas County, a SON of the late Ferdinand W. and Lona McCourt. Keener.
Surviving are his window, Ruby Fenton Keener; two daughters, Mrs. Fred (Delores) Woolard; Lumberport and Mrs. Gary (Helen) Tucker, Clarksburg; three sons Robert Keener. South Euclid, Ohio, Wade Keener, Mentor, Ohio, and Grady Keener, Wallace; six sisters, Mrs. Roy (Della) Rogers; Webster Springs, Mrs. Garland (Stella) Brady, Racine, Ohio, Mrs. William (Mary) Brown; Jacobsburg, Ohio; Mrs. Harold (Goldie) Soles, Norton, Ohio, Mrs. Randolph (Nellie) Holbrook, Gassaway, and Mrs. Paul (Navada) Coffin, Troy, Ohio; two brothers, Rev. Thurman Keener, and Noah Keener, both of Warren, Ohio and 12 grandchildren.
One infant daughter and two brothers preceded him in death.
Mr. Keener was a member of the Smith Baptist Church of Wallace, was a retired coal miner, a member of UMWA Local 9854 and was a former employee of the Clinchfield Compass No. 2 Mine.
He was born Sept.. 17, 1917, at Richwood, Nicholas County, a SON of the late Ferdinand W. and Lona McCourt. Keener.
Surviving are his window, Ruby Fenton Keener; two daughters, Mrs. Fred (Delores) Woolard; Lumberport and Mrs. Gary (Helen) Tucker, Clarksburg; three sons Robert Keener. South Euclid, Ohio, Wade Keener, Mentor, Ohio, and Grady Keener, Wallace; six sisters, Mrs. Roy (Della) Rogers; Webster Springs, Mrs. Garland (Stella) Brady, Racine, Ohio, Mrs. William (Mary) Brown; Jacobsburg, Ohio; Mrs. Harold (Goldie) Soles, Norton, Ohio, Mrs. Randolph (Nellie) Holbrook, Gassaway, and Mrs. Paul (Navada) Coffin, Troy, Ohio; two brothers, Rev. Thurman Keener, and Noah Keener, both of Warren, Ohio and 12 grandchildren.
One infant daughter and two brothers preceded him in death.
Mr. Keener was a member of the Smith Baptist Church of Wallace, was a retired coal miner, a member of UMWA Local 9854 and was a former employee of the Clinchfield Compass No. 2 Mine.
SHINNSTON—Fred. W. Keener, 57, of Wallace, died at 12:55 a.m. Friday, Jan, 17, at Fairmont General Hospital following a brief illness.
He was born Sept.. 17, 1917, at Richwood, Nicholas County, a SON of the late Ferdinand W. and Lona McCourt. Keener.
Surviving are his window, Ruby Fenton Keener; two daughters, Mrs. Fred (Delores) Woolard; Lumberport and Mrs. Gary (Helen) Tucker, Clarksburg; three sons Robert Keener. South Euclid, Ohio, Wade Keener, Mentor, Ohio, and Grady Keener, Wallace; six sisters, Mrs. Roy (Della) Rogers; Webster Springs, Mrs. Garland (Stella) Brady, Racine, Ohio, Mrs. William (Mary) Brown; Jacobsburg, Ohio; Mrs. Harold (Goldie) Soles, Norton, Ohio, Mrs. Randolph (Nellie) Holbrook, Gassaway, and Mrs. Paul (Navada) Coffin, Troy, Ohio; two brothers, Rev. Thurman Keener, and Noah Keener, both of Warren, Ohio and 12 grandchildren.
One infant daughter and two brothers preceded him in death.
Mr. Keener was a member of the Smith Baptist Church of Wallace, was a retired coal miner, a member of UMWA Local 9854 and was a former employee of the Clinchfield Compass No. 2 Mine.
He was born Sept.. 17, 1917, at Richwood, Nicholas County, a SON of the late Ferdinand W. and Lona McCourt. Keener.
Surviving are his window, Ruby Fenton Keener; two daughters, Mrs. Fred (Delores) Woolard; Lumberport and Mrs. Gary (Helen) Tucker, Clarksburg; three sons Robert Keener. South Euclid, Ohio, Wade Keener, Mentor, Ohio, and Grady Keener, Wallace; six sisters, Mrs. Roy (Della) Rogers; Webster Springs, Mrs. Garland (Stella) Brady, Racine, Ohio, Mrs. William (Mary) Brown; Jacobsburg, Ohio; Mrs. Harold (Goldie) Soles, Norton, Ohio, Mrs. Randolph (Nellie) Holbrook, Gassaway, and Mrs. Paul (Navada) Coffin, Troy, Ohio; two brothers, Rev. Thurman Keener, and Noah Keener, both of Warren, Ohio and 12 grandchildren.
One infant daughter and two brothers preceded him in death.
Mr. Keener was a member of the Smith Baptist Church of Wallace, was a retired coal miner, a member of UMWA Local 9854 and was a former employee of the Clinchfield Compass No. 2 Mine.
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