JACQUELINE G. BRYANT
Heaven’s gates were opened for Jacqueline G. Bryant “Jackie” on September 27, 2023. She is now with the love of her life, Gillis Bryant, husband of 51 years, who was waiting for her at heaven’s gates.
Jacqueline, “Jackie” Bryant resided in Hurricane near her daughter and son-in-law Tracey and Jason Snyder, also her Granddaughter Sahara Assi. Sasha Pitman and husband Jacob reside in Charleston and have one son Ari Pitman. Jackie also has a surviving sister Roxanne Pistel of Florida. Jackie was a stepmother to Renee Trimble, Deborah Thompson, Kay Stutler and Laura Cox, who blessed her with 9 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren and 8 great-great grandchildren.
Jackie was born March 22, 1952, and was 71 years old. She was taken suddenly from us by an aneurysm of the brain and passed peacefully at St. Mary’s Hospital in Huntington. Leaving many loving family and friends that will forever remember all the fun, good times and love they shared with her. She was one of a kind and left a happy, loving, or funny memory with everyone she knew. Jackie enjoyed shopping, bingo, yard sales, reading, watching TV or soap operas, church dinners and wearing lots of bling. She truly loved family, playing with the kids, dancing with the girls and living life.
Funeral service was Monday, October 2, 2023 at Allen Funeral Home. Burial was in Donel C Kinnard Memorial State Veterans Cemetery.

WAYNE CALL
William Wayne Call, 78, woke up on September 30, 2023 in his Heavenly Home with restored sight and running into the arms of his “Pappy” William Huel Call; mother: Anna Rock Call, and sisters: Anglea Young and Jane Call.
Wayne never met a stranger and was special to everyone especially his brothers: Larry (Cindy) Call and Tommy Call both of Hurricane; sisters: Ellen Wilson of Winchester, KY and Karen Childress of St. Albans; as well as several nieces and nephews. Along with his caregivers: Lisa Elkins and Kristy Frampton.
Silver Maple Farm is where Wayne learned several trades from helping in the hay and tobacco fields to caring for the cattle and horses. In the kitchen, you would find Wayne cooking a skillet of fried potatoes and making a pot of coffee so strong it could walk.
The barn at the farm was his Grand Ole Opry stage performing Johnny Cash or auctioneering off the livestock.
The highlight of his year was attending the Putnam County Fair. Wayne was always on the go from walking many miles in his early years to later enjoying side-by-side rides with his brother.
Wayne’s funeral service was Thursday, October 5, 2023 at Chapman Funeral Home, Hurricane, with his longtime friend Rev. Larry Cooper officiating. Burial was in Valley View Memorial Park, Hurricane.