Harry "Junior" Cochran, 80, of Sissonville went to be with the Lord February 21, 2007, at Jackson General Hospital after a short illness. Junior was a farmer, a member of Stonelick Community Church, and an Army veteran, having served in the Korean War. He retired from the Laborers Union Local 1353 and was a life member of West Virginia American Legion Post 0073.
Junior was preceded in death by his wives, Elizabeth Phillips Cochran and Arbutus Cobb Cochran. He is survived by his fiancee, Maxine Bordenet of Hometown; children and their spouses, Lorene and Harold Cobb of Liberty, Susie Barrow of Nitro, and Raymond and Brenda Cochran of Kenna; stepchildren, Roger Wolfe and Ann Wright, both of Dunbar; grandchildren, Jason and Joyce Cobb, both of Liberty, Ricky Cochran of Kenna, Brandy Powell of Nitro and Jonathan Presley of Poca; brothers, Curtis and Dorsal Cochran, both of Kenna, Marvin Cochran of Liberty and Dennis Cochran of Ripley; sisters, Marcelene Starcher of Liberty and Glennis Farmer of Sandyville; and three great-grandchildren.
-- Charleston WV Gazette obituary, 2/23/2007
Junior was preceded in death by his wives, Elizabeth Phillips Cochran and Arbutus Cobb Cochran. He is survived by his fiancee, Maxine Bordenet of Hometown; children and their spouses, Lorene and Harold Cobb of Liberty, Susie Barrow of Nitro, and Raymond and Brenda Cochran of Kenna; stepchildren, Roger Wolfe and Ann Wright, both of Dunbar; grandchildren, Jason and Joyce Cobb, both of Liberty, Ricky Cochran of Kenna, Brandy Powell of Nitro and Jonathan Presley of Poca; brothers, Curtis and Dorsal Cochran, both of Kenna, Marvin Cochran of Liberty and Dennis Cochran of Ripley; sisters, Marcelene Starcher of Liberty and Glennis Farmer of Sandyville; and three great-grandchildren.
-- Charleston WV Gazette obituary, 2/23/2007
Harry "Junior" Cochran, 80, of Sissonville went to be with the Lord February 21, 2007, at Jackson General Hospital after a short illness. Junior was a farmer, a member of Stonelick Community Church, and an Army veteran, having served in the Korean War. He retired from the Laborers Union Local 1353 and was a life member of West Virginia American Legion Post 0073.
Junior was preceded in death by his wives, Elizabeth Phillips Cochran and Arbutus Cobb Cochran. He is survived by his fiancee, Maxine Bordenet of Hometown; children and their spouses, Lorene and Harold Cobb of Liberty, Susie Barrow of Nitro, and Raymond and Brenda Cochran of Kenna; stepchildren, Roger Wolfe and Ann Wright, both of Dunbar; grandchildren, Jason and Joyce Cobb, both of Liberty, Ricky Cochran of Kenna, Brandy Powell of Nitro and Jonathan Presley of Poca; brothers, Curtis and Dorsal Cochran, both of Kenna, Marvin Cochran of Liberty and Dennis Cochran of Ripley; sisters, Marcelene Starcher of Liberty and Glennis Farmer of Sandyville; and three great-grandchildren.
-- Charleston WV Gazette obituary, 2/23/2007
Junior was preceded in death by his wives, Elizabeth Phillips Cochran and Arbutus Cobb Cochran. He is survived by his fiancee, Maxine Bordenet of Hometown; children and their spouses, Lorene and Harold Cobb of Liberty, Susie Barrow of Nitro, and Raymond and Brenda Cochran of Kenna; stepchildren, Roger Wolfe and Ann Wright, both of Dunbar; grandchildren, Jason and Joyce Cobb, both of Liberty, Ricky Cochran of Kenna, Brandy Powell of Nitro and Jonathan Presley of Poca; brothers, Curtis and Dorsal Cochran, both of Kenna, Marvin Cochran of Liberty and Dennis Cochran of Ripley; sisters, Marcelene Starcher of Liberty and Glennis Farmer of Sandyville; and three great-grandchildren.
-- Charleston WV Gazette obituary, 2/23/2007
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