From "The Post," Big Stone Gap, Virginia, unk. date:
Charles MOORE Funeral in Keokee
Charles Thomas MOORE, 77, died suddenly at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, March 10, at his home.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eliza Jane MOORE, a son, Cecil MOORE of Bristol, Tenn.; six daughters, Mrs. Edith SMITH, Big Stone Gap; Mrs. Elsie HESTON and Mrs. Margie BLEVINS, Lexington, Ky., [sic] and Mrs. Elsie [sic] MILLER and Mrs. Velma WILSON of Kingsport: 17 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the Oak Grove Primitive Baptist Church in Keokee. The Reverends FLANARY and ADDINGTON presided. Grandsons served as pallbearers with granddaughters and friends of the family serving as flower bearers. Burial followed in the Glencoe Cemetery in Big Stone Gap.
Mr. MOORE retired 12 years ago from the Stonega Coke and Coal Company, where he had worked as meat cutter for over 40 years.
[Note: Margie BLEVINS was from Indiana and Vergie GARRISON, who was omitted, was from Lexington, Kentucky. The correct name for Mrs. MILLER is Elise.]
From "The Post," Big Stone Gap, Virginia, unk. date:
Keokee News
The following poem was composed as a tribute to an aged friend, Charles T. MOORE, 77, of Big Stone Gap, who passed away unexpectedly at his home on Saturday morning.
GIVEN TREASURE
At the old Oak Grove Church,
Friends were gathered once more.
In tribute to a friend,
Upon another shore.
His presence still lingers,
In the Church everywhere.
In the hearts of loved ones,
Our thoughts are always there.
As long as there is time,
Loved ones come and go,
God gives each a tresure,
To share with those we know.
Funeral services for Mr. MOORE were held at the Oak Grove Primitive Baptist Church in Keokee on Monday afternoon. A large number of folks attended.
To the family we extend sincere sympathy.
Charles MOORE Funeral in Keokee
Charles Thomas MOORE, 77, died suddenly at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, March 10, at his home.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eliza Jane MOORE, a son, Cecil MOORE of Bristol, Tenn.; six daughters, Mrs. Edith SMITH, Big Stone Gap; Mrs. Elsie HESTON and Mrs. Margie BLEVINS, Lexington, Ky., [sic] and Mrs. Elsie [sic] MILLER and Mrs. Velma WILSON of Kingsport: 17 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the Oak Grove Primitive Baptist Church in Keokee. The Reverends FLANARY and ADDINGTON presided. Grandsons served as pallbearers with granddaughters and friends of the family serving as flower bearers. Burial followed in the Glencoe Cemetery in Big Stone Gap.
Mr. MOORE retired 12 years ago from the Stonega Coke and Coal Company, where he had worked as meat cutter for over 40 years.
[Note: Margie BLEVINS was from Indiana and Vergie GARRISON, who was omitted, was from Lexington, Kentucky. The correct name for Mrs. MILLER is Elise.]
From "The Post," Big Stone Gap, Virginia, unk. date:
Keokee News
The following poem was composed as a tribute to an aged friend, Charles T. MOORE, 77, of Big Stone Gap, who passed away unexpectedly at his home on Saturday morning.
GIVEN TREASURE
At the old Oak Grove Church,
Friends were gathered once more.
In tribute to a friend,
Upon another shore.
His presence still lingers,
In the Church everywhere.
In the hearts of loved ones,
Our thoughts are always there.
As long as there is time,
Loved ones come and go,
God gives each a tresure,
To share with those we know.
Funeral services for Mr. MOORE were held at the Oak Grove Primitive Baptist Church in Keokee on Monday afternoon. A large number of folks attended.
To the family we extend sincere sympathy.
From "The Post," Big Stone Gap, Virginia, unk. date:
Charles MOORE Funeral in Keokee
Charles Thomas MOORE, 77, died suddenly at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, March 10, at his home.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eliza Jane MOORE, a son, Cecil MOORE of Bristol, Tenn.; six daughters, Mrs. Edith SMITH, Big Stone Gap; Mrs. Elsie HESTON and Mrs. Margie BLEVINS, Lexington, Ky., [sic] and Mrs. Elsie [sic] MILLER and Mrs. Velma WILSON of Kingsport: 17 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the Oak Grove Primitive Baptist Church in Keokee. The Reverends FLANARY and ADDINGTON presided. Grandsons served as pallbearers with granddaughters and friends of the family serving as flower bearers. Burial followed in the Glencoe Cemetery in Big Stone Gap.
Mr. MOORE retired 12 years ago from the Stonega Coke and Coal Company, where he had worked as meat cutter for over 40 years.
[Note: Margie BLEVINS was from Indiana and Vergie GARRISON, who was omitted, was from Lexington, Kentucky. The correct name for Mrs. MILLER is Elise.]
From "The Post," Big Stone Gap, Virginia, unk. date:
Keokee News
The following poem was composed as a tribute to an aged friend, Charles T. MOORE, 77, of Big Stone Gap, who passed away unexpectedly at his home on Saturday morning.
GIVEN TREASURE
At the old Oak Grove Church,
Friends were gathered once more.
In tribute to a friend,
Upon another shore.
His presence still lingers,
In the Church everywhere.
In the hearts of loved ones,
Our thoughts are always there.
As long as there is time,
Loved ones come and go,
God gives each a tresure,
To share with those we know.
Funeral services for Mr. MOORE were held at the Oak Grove Primitive Baptist Church in Keokee on Monday afternoon. A large number of folks attended.
To the family we extend sincere sympathy.
Charles MOORE Funeral in Keokee
Charles Thomas MOORE, 77, died suddenly at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, March 10, at his home.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eliza Jane MOORE, a son, Cecil MOORE of Bristol, Tenn.; six daughters, Mrs. Edith SMITH, Big Stone Gap; Mrs. Elsie HESTON and Mrs. Margie BLEVINS, Lexington, Ky., [sic] and Mrs. Elsie [sic] MILLER and Mrs. Velma WILSON of Kingsport: 17 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the Oak Grove Primitive Baptist Church in Keokee. The Reverends FLANARY and ADDINGTON presided. Grandsons served as pallbearers with granddaughters and friends of the family serving as flower bearers. Burial followed in the Glencoe Cemetery in Big Stone Gap.
Mr. MOORE retired 12 years ago from the Stonega Coke and Coal Company, where he had worked as meat cutter for over 40 years.
[Note: Margie BLEVINS was from Indiana and Vergie GARRISON, who was omitted, was from Lexington, Kentucky. The correct name for Mrs. MILLER is Elise.]
From "The Post," Big Stone Gap, Virginia, unk. date:
Keokee News
The following poem was composed as a tribute to an aged friend, Charles T. MOORE, 77, of Big Stone Gap, who passed away unexpectedly at his home on Saturday morning.
GIVEN TREASURE
At the old Oak Grove Church,
Friends were gathered once more.
In tribute to a friend,
Upon another shore.
His presence still lingers,
In the Church everywhere.
In the hearts of loved ones,
Our thoughts are always there.
As long as there is time,
Loved ones come and go,
God gives each a tresure,
To share with those we know.
Funeral services for Mr. MOORE were held at the Oak Grove Primitive Baptist Church in Keokee on Monday afternoon. A large number of folks attended.
To the family we extend sincere sympathy.
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