Chester A. Myers
A welcome smile, a tender heart;
A helping hand to lend.
Always ready to do his part,
Among his fellowmen.
Helping those who needed aid,
Sharing words of kindness too,
Knowing just what needs be said,
To bring to life a brighter hue.
But from our midst he slipped away,
We were so grieved to learn,
But may there be a brighter day,
When all our loved ones then return.
Chester A. Meyers, the son of the late Benjamin and Mary Clark Myers, was born in Gallia County, March 23, 1911 and departed this life April 28, 1966, at the age of 55 years, 1 month and 5 days. He was one of seven children, one sister and four brothers survive, Mrs. Athea Watson, Crown City; George of Huntington, WV; Vernon of Wurtland, KY; Merle of Raceland, KY and Jess of Akron, Ohio. One brother, Perry, preceded him in death.
He was united in marriage to the former Georgia Pope and to this union six children came to bless their home. This is the first time death has entered the home, thus leaving to mourn his passing is the wife and these children, Mrs. Ronald (Charlotte) Patrick, Donald Myers both of Columbus; Mrs. James (Monna June) Johnson and Lloyd Myers of Gallipolis; Gene Myers at home and Henry Myers serving in the U.S. Air Force and stationed at Del Rio, TX. Also five grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews.
Chet as he was called was a good neighbor, always willing to share in the need of others. He was willing to render his help and skill in case of sickness, sorrow or similar trouble. He was an employee at the Gallipolis Institute and practiced his capable qualities in serving those in his daily work. He was a kind husband and devoted father to his children and grandchildren and always found great pleasure in having them visit in his home. He had attended German Ridge and Bethesda Church and was always interested in community and civic welfare.
His sudden death came as a shock to relatives and friends and will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
A welcome smile, a tender heart;
A helping hand to lend.
Always ready to do his part,
Among his fellowmen.
Helping those who needed aid,
Sharing words of kindness too,
Knowing just what needs be said,
To bring to life a brighter hue.
But from our midst he slipped away,
We were so grieved to learn,
But may there be a brighter day,
When all our loved ones then return.
Chester A. Meyers, the son of the late Benjamin and Mary Clark Myers, was born in Gallia County, March 23, 1911 and departed this life April 28, 1966, at the age of 55 years, 1 month and 5 days. He was one of seven children, one sister and four brothers survive, Mrs. Athea Watson, Crown City; George of Huntington, WV; Vernon of Wurtland, KY; Merle of Raceland, KY and Jess of Akron, Ohio. One brother, Perry, preceded him in death.
He was united in marriage to the former Georgia Pope and to this union six children came to bless their home. This is the first time death has entered the home, thus leaving to mourn his passing is the wife and these children, Mrs. Ronald (Charlotte) Patrick, Donald Myers both of Columbus; Mrs. James (Monna June) Johnson and Lloyd Myers of Gallipolis; Gene Myers at home and Henry Myers serving in the U.S. Air Force and stationed at Del Rio, TX. Also five grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews.
Chet as he was called was a good neighbor, always willing to share in the need of others. He was willing to render his help and skill in case of sickness, sorrow or similar trouble. He was an employee at the Gallipolis Institute and practiced his capable qualities in serving those in his daily work. He was a kind husband and devoted father to his children and grandchildren and always found great pleasure in having them visit in his home. He had attended German Ridge and Bethesda Church and was always interested in community and civic welfare.
His sudden death came as a shock to relatives and friends and will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
Chester A. Myers
A welcome smile, a tender heart;
A helping hand to lend.
Always ready to do his part,
Among his fellowmen.
Helping those who needed aid,
Sharing words of kindness too,
Knowing just what needs be said,
To bring to life a brighter hue.
But from our midst he slipped away,
We were so grieved to learn,
But may there be a brighter day,
When all our loved ones then return.
Chester A. Meyers, the son of the late Benjamin and Mary Clark Myers, was born in Gallia County, March 23, 1911 and departed this life April 28, 1966, at the age of 55 years, 1 month and 5 days. He was one of seven children, one sister and four brothers survive, Mrs. Athea Watson, Crown City; George of Huntington, WV; Vernon of Wurtland, KY; Merle of Raceland, KY and Jess of Akron, Ohio. One brother, Perry, preceded him in death.
He was united in marriage to the former Georgia Pope and to this union six children came to bless their home. This is the first time death has entered the home, thus leaving to mourn his passing is the wife and these children, Mrs. Ronald (Charlotte) Patrick, Donald Myers both of Columbus; Mrs. James (Monna June) Johnson and Lloyd Myers of Gallipolis; Gene Myers at home and Henry Myers serving in the U.S. Air Force and stationed at Del Rio, TX. Also five grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews.
Chet as he was called was a good neighbor, always willing to share in the need of others. He was willing to render his help and skill in case of sickness, sorrow or similar trouble. He was an employee at the Gallipolis Institute and practiced his capable qualities in serving those in his daily work. He was a kind husband and devoted father to his children and grandchildren and always found great pleasure in having them visit in his home. He had attended German Ridge and Bethesda Church and was always interested in community and civic welfare.
His sudden death came as a shock to relatives and friends and will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
A welcome smile, a tender heart;
A helping hand to lend.
Always ready to do his part,
Among his fellowmen.
Helping those who needed aid,
Sharing words of kindness too,
Knowing just what needs be said,
To bring to life a brighter hue.
But from our midst he slipped away,
We were so grieved to learn,
But may there be a brighter day,
When all our loved ones then return.
Chester A. Meyers, the son of the late Benjamin and Mary Clark Myers, was born in Gallia County, March 23, 1911 and departed this life April 28, 1966, at the age of 55 years, 1 month and 5 days. He was one of seven children, one sister and four brothers survive, Mrs. Athea Watson, Crown City; George of Huntington, WV; Vernon of Wurtland, KY; Merle of Raceland, KY and Jess of Akron, Ohio. One brother, Perry, preceded him in death.
He was united in marriage to the former Georgia Pope and to this union six children came to bless their home. This is the first time death has entered the home, thus leaving to mourn his passing is the wife and these children, Mrs. Ronald (Charlotte) Patrick, Donald Myers both of Columbus; Mrs. James (Monna June) Johnson and Lloyd Myers of Gallipolis; Gene Myers at home and Henry Myers serving in the U.S. Air Force and stationed at Del Rio, TX. Also five grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews.
Chet as he was called was a good neighbor, always willing to share in the need of others. He was willing to render his help and skill in case of sickness, sorrow or similar trouble. He was an employee at the Gallipolis Institute and practiced his capable qualities in serving those in his daily work. He was a kind husband and devoted father to his children and grandchildren and always found great pleasure in having them visit in his home. He had attended German Ridge and Bethesda Church and was always interested in community and civic welfare.
His sudden death came as a shock to relatives and friends and will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
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