Russell Hearn married Virginia Taylor on December 2, 1930, in Montcalm, WV.
They lived in Bluefield, Virginia. Russell loved to laugh & make others laugh.
He was tall and slender.
Services for him were by Dudley Memorial Chapel of Bluefield, Virginia
and the Rev. Sam Leidig.
Harman Lodge 222 AF and AM served as pallbearers and conducted the graveside rites.
***
Extracted from his obituary, printed in the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Friday, February 3, 1984.
James Hearn
James Russell Hearn, 78, of 822 Greever Ave.,Bluefield, Va.,
died Wednesday in a Bluefield nursing home after a long illness.
Born in Pisgah, Va., he was a retired from the Norfolk and Western Railway,
a member of the Virginia Avenue United Methodist Church,
past master of Harman Lodge 222 AF and AM,
past high priest of W.G. Bottimore Royal Arch Chapter 28,
past commander of Graham Commandry 22,
past patron of the Bluefield Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star,
a member of Beni Kedem Temple in Charleston
and a member of Scottish Free Masonry.
****
Note that Ginny & Russell were each born and deceased in the same years! There was always a glow of affection in this household, and warm smiles.
Photograph (detail), property of the family.
*****
James R. Hearn is listed in the household of John H. Hearn, Sr. in the 1920 census of Tazewell county, Virginia, with Robert H. Hearn, Lettie M. Hearn, Georgia P. Hearn, Daisy B. Hearn, John H. Hearn, and Morgan Hearn.
WRITTEN BY AYE AIN'T, MEMBER 47409320
They lived in Bluefield, Virginia. Russell loved to laugh & make others laugh.
He was tall and slender.
Services for him were by Dudley Memorial Chapel of Bluefield, Virginia
and the Rev. Sam Leidig.
Harman Lodge 222 AF and AM served as pallbearers and conducted the graveside rites.
***
Extracted from his obituary, printed in the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Friday, February 3, 1984.
James Hearn
James Russell Hearn, 78, of 822 Greever Ave.,Bluefield, Va.,
died Wednesday in a Bluefield nursing home after a long illness.
Born in Pisgah, Va., he was a retired from the Norfolk and Western Railway,
a member of the Virginia Avenue United Methodist Church,
past master of Harman Lodge 222 AF and AM,
past high priest of W.G. Bottimore Royal Arch Chapter 28,
past commander of Graham Commandry 22,
past patron of the Bluefield Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star,
a member of Beni Kedem Temple in Charleston
and a member of Scottish Free Masonry.
****
Note that Ginny & Russell were each born and deceased in the same years! There was always a glow of affection in this household, and warm smiles.
Photograph (detail), property of the family.
*****
James R. Hearn is listed in the household of John H. Hearn, Sr. in the 1920 census of Tazewell county, Virginia, with Robert H. Hearn, Lettie M. Hearn, Georgia P. Hearn, Daisy B. Hearn, John H. Hearn, and Morgan Hearn.
WRITTEN BY AYE AIN'T, MEMBER 47409320
Russell Hearn married Virginia Taylor on December 2, 1930, in Montcalm, WV.
They lived in Bluefield, Virginia. Russell loved to laugh & make others laugh.
He was tall and slender.
Services for him were by Dudley Memorial Chapel of Bluefield, Virginia
and the Rev. Sam Leidig.
Harman Lodge 222 AF and AM served as pallbearers and conducted the graveside rites.
***
Extracted from his obituary, printed in the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Friday, February 3, 1984.
James Hearn
James Russell Hearn, 78, of 822 Greever Ave.,Bluefield, Va.,
died Wednesday in a Bluefield nursing home after a long illness.
Born in Pisgah, Va., he was a retired from the Norfolk and Western Railway,
a member of the Virginia Avenue United Methodist Church,
past master of Harman Lodge 222 AF and AM,
past high priest of W.G. Bottimore Royal Arch Chapter 28,
past commander of Graham Commandry 22,
past patron of the Bluefield Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star,
a member of Beni Kedem Temple in Charleston
and a member of Scottish Free Masonry.
****
Note that Ginny & Russell were each born and deceased in the same years! There was always a glow of affection in this household, and warm smiles.
Photograph (detail), property of the family.
*****
James R. Hearn is listed in the household of John H. Hearn, Sr. in the 1920 census of Tazewell county, Virginia, with Robert H. Hearn, Lettie M. Hearn, Georgia P. Hearn, Daisy B. Hearn, John H. Hearn, and Morgan Hearn.
WRITTEN BY AYE AIN'T, MEMBER 47409320
They lived in Bluefield, Virginia. Russell loved to laugh & make others laugh.
He was tall and slender.
Services for him were by Dudley Memorial Chapel of Bluefield, Virginia
and the Rev. Sam Leidig.
Harman Lodge 222 AF and AM served as pallbearers and conducted the graveside rites.
***
Extracted from his obituary, printed in the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Friday, February 3, 1984.
James Hearn
James Russell Hearn, 78, of 822 Greever Ave.,Bluefield, Va.,
died Wednesday in a Bluefield nursing home after a long illness.
Born in Pisgah, Va., he was a retired from the Norfolk and Western Railway,
a member of the Virginia Avenue United Methodist Church,
past master of Harman Lodge 222 AF and AM,
past high priest of W.G. Bottimore Royal Arch Chapter 28,
past commander of Graham Commandry 22,
past patron of the Bluefield Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star,
a member of Beni Kedem Temple in Charleston
and a member of Scottish Free Masonry.
****
Note that Ginny & Russell were each born and deceased in the same years! There was always a glow of affection in this household, and warm smiles.
Photograph (detail), property of the family.
*****
James R. Hearn is listed in the household of John H. Hearn, Sr. in the 1920 census of Tazewell county, Virginia, with Robert H. Hearn, Lettie M. Hearn, Georgia P. Hearn, Daisy B. Hearn, John H. Hearn, and Morgan Hearn.
WRITTEN BY AYE AIN'T, MEMBER 47409320
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