Eugene Ray Loudermilk, born October 12th, 1924, in Greenbrier County, passed onto his Heavenly home November 27th, 2015, rejoining his wife of 66 years, Marie.
Eugene is survived by one sister, two sons, four grandchildren, Andy (deceased), six great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Lee and Julia, brothers, Remus and Raymond, and sister, Pinkie.
Eugene was a WWII veteran of the Army Air Corps, serving from 1943-1945. He enjoyed woodworking and built rocking chairs, bookcases, toys, clocks and countless other items for friends and family. He was a Deacon in the Malden Presbyterian Church. In accordance with his wishes his body was donated to the WVU medical school. A memorial service may be scheduled at a later date.
Special thanks to family members and caretakers who took care of Eugene since the passing of his wife, Marie, in 2012 and to Hubbard Hospice House. Many thanks to Barlow Bonsall for serving the Loudermilk family. Anyone wishing to make a remembrance in Eugene's name can do so with the Hubbard Hospice House in Charleston, WV.
Eugene is survived by one sister, two sons, four grandchildren, Andy (deceased), six great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Lee and Julia, brothers, Remus and Raymond, and sister, Pinkie.
Eugene was a WWII veteran of the Army Air Corps, serving from 1943-1945. He enjoyed woodworking and built rocking chairs, bookcases, toys, clocks and countless other items for friends and family. He was a Deacon in the Malden Presbyterian Church. In accordance with his wishes his body was donated to the WVU medical school. A memorial service may be scheduled at a later date.
Special thanks to family members and caretakers who took care of Eugene since the passing of his wife, Marie, in 2012 and to Hubbard Hospice House. Many thanks to Barlow Bonsall for serving the Loudermilk family. Anyone wishing to make a remembrance in Eugene's name can do so with the Hubbard Hospice House in Charleston, WV.
Eugene Ray Loudermilk, born October 12th, 1924, in Greenbrier County, passed onto his Heavenly home November 27th, 2015, rejoining his wife of 66 years, Marie.
Eugene is survived by one sister, two sons, four grandchildren, Andy (deceased), six great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Lee and Julia, brothers, Remus and Raymond, and sister, Pinkie.
Eugene was a WWII veteran of the Army Air Corps, serving from 1943-1945. He enjoyed woodworking and built rocking chairs, bookcases, toys, clocks and countless other items for friends and family. He was a Deacon in the Malden Presbyterian Church. In accordance with his wishes his body was donated to the WVU medical school. A memorial service may be scheduled at a later date.
Special thanks to family members and caretakers who took care of Eugene since the passing of his wife, Marie, in 2012 and to Hubbard Hospice House. Many thanks to Barlow Bonsall for serving the Loudermilk family. Anyone wishing to make a remembrance in Eugene's name can do so with the Hubbard Hospice House in Charleston, WV.
Eugene is survived by one sister, two sons, four grandchildren, Andy (deceased), six great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Lee and Julia, brothers, Remus and Raymond, and sister, Pinkie.
Eugene was a WWII veteran of the Army Air Corps, serving from 1943-1945. He enjoyed woodworking and built rocking chairs, bookcases, toys, clocks and countless other items for friends and family. He was a Deacon in the Malden Presbyterian Church. In accordance with his wishes his body was donated to the WVU medical school. A memorial service may be scheduled at a later date.
Special thanks to family members and caretakers who took care of Eugene since the passing of his wife, Marie, in 2012 and to Hubbard Hospice House. Many thanks to Barlow Bonsall for serving the Loudermilk family. Anyone wishing to make a remembrance in Eugene's name can do so with the Hubbard Hospice House in Charleston, WV.
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