Lonnie Russell Hunley married Edith Vande Linde in Putnam County, WV, on 21 Mar 1929. Somewhere along the way, this couple started using a "d" in their name while the rest of the immediate family spelled it Hunley.
Lonnie R. "Buz" Hundley was a conductor on the DuPont railway system for the DuPont Plant at Belle for 25 years. He was a lifelong resident of Kanawha County, and a member of the Salina Lodge No. 27 AF and AM, and the Scottish Rite bodies of the Coal Fork United Methodist Church. He was a charter member of the Capitol View Lions Club.
Wife, Edith VanDelinde Hundley, daughters Mrs. Deloris Skiles and Mrs. Donna Skiles of Charleston; brothers Harvey of Charleston, John Jr. of New Martinsville; sisters, Mrs. Maycel Light, Mrs. Virgie Bostic, Mrs. Martha Knapp, and Mrs. Mary Kuhn of Charleston.
Lonnie R. "Buz" Hundley was a conductor on the DuPont railway system for the DuPont Plant at Belle for 25 years. He was a lifelong resident of Kanawha County, and a member of the Salina Lodge No. 27 AF and AM, and the Scottish Rite bodies of the Coal Fork United Methodist Church. He was a charter member of the Capitol View Lions Club.
Wife, Edith VanDelinde Hundley, daughters Mrs. Deloris Skiles and Mrs. Donna Skiles of Charleston; brothers Harvey of Charleston, John Jr. of New Martinsville; sisters, Mrs. Maycel Light, Mrs. Virgie Bostic, Mrs. Martha Knapp, and Mrs. Mary Kuhn of Charleston.
Lonnie Russell Hunley married Edith Vande Linde in Putnam County, WV, on 21 Mar 1929. Somewhere along the way, this couple started using a "d" in their name while the rest of the immediate family spelled it Hunley.
Lonnie R. "Buz" Hundley was a conductor on the DuPont railway system for the DuPont Plant at Belle for 25 years. He was a lifelong resident of Kanawha County, and a member of the Salina Lodge No. 27 AF and AM, and the Scottish Rite bodies of the Coal Fork United Methodist Church. He was a charter member of the Capitol View Lions Club.
Wife, Edith VanDelinde Hundley, daughters Mrs. Deloris Skiles and Mrs. Donna Skiles of Charleston; brothers Harvey of Charleston, John Jr. of New Martinsville; sisters, Mrs. Maycel Light, Mrs. Virgie Bostic, Mrs. Martha Knapp, and Mrs. Mary Kuhn of Charleston.
Lonnie R. "Buz" Hundley was a conductor on the DuPont railway system for the DuPont Plant at Belle for 25 years. He was a lifelong resident of Kanawha County, and a member of the Salina Lodge No. 27 AF and AM, and the Scottish Rite bodies of the Coal Fork United Methodist Church. He was a charter member of the Capitol View Lions Club.
Wife, Edith VanDelinde Hundley, daughters Mrs. Deloris Skiles and Mrs. Donna Skiles of Charleston; brothers Harvey of Charleston, John Jr. of New Martinsville; sisters, Mrs. Maycel Light, Mrs. Virgie Bostic, Mrs. Martha Knapp, and Mrs. Mary Kuhn of Charleston.
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