My grandparents Verna and Ballard Lee Hay, which is my Fathers parents adopted and raised me (Jan) and two of my sisters Carol and Tammy. They were very wonderful people who cared very much for us. They were parents to 5 boys and two girls. They lost my father when he was just 30 years old, plus three other sons.I miss the both of them so very much.
Verna was the daughter of Alfred Ward Skaggs and Mary Marand Sparks of Ky. She was one of 9 children, Nancy Jane Skaggs, Sarah R Skaggs, Rebecca Alma Skaggs, Luverna Etta"Verna" Skaggs, Plura Nettie Skaggs, J Skaggs, Bertha Irene Skaggs, Helena Louise Skaggs, and Lura May Skaggs
Verna Hay, 81, of Wheelersburg,
died Friday, Aug. 3, 1990,
at Scioto Memorial Hospital.
A Lawrence County, Ky., native,
she was born April 21,
1909, to the late Alfred and
Mary Sparks Skaggs. She attended
Garden City Free Will
Baptist Church.
She is survived by her husband,
Ballard Hay, whom she
married June 5, 1925; a son,
Marvin "Coke"Hay of Farmington
Hills, Mich.; two daughters,
Juanita Ferguson and Thelma
Cole, both of Wheelersburg;
three granddaughters, whom
she reared, Carol Goffee of Lorain,
Janice Stamper of Wheelersburg
and Tammy Leazier of
South Amhurst; two sisters,
Plura Black of Huntington,
W.Va., and Helena Meadows of
New Boston; nine other grandchildren;
and 14 great-grandchildren.
Service is 2 p.m. Tuesday at
the church, with the Rev.
Harold Black and the Rev.
Blaine Ettering officiating, and
interment in Memorial Burial
Park.
Friends may call at Brant Funeral
Home in Sciotoville from 2
to 4 p.m. and from 6 to 9 p.m.
Monday and at the church one
hour before the service.
The family's favorite charity is
Gideon International.
Verna was the daughter of Alfred Ward Skaggs and Mary Marand Sparks of Ky. She was one of 9 children, Nancy Jane Skaggs, Sarah R Skaggs, Rebecca Alma Skaggs, Luverna Etta"Verna" Skaggs, Plura Nettie Skaggs, J Skaggs, Bertha Irene Skaggs, Helena Louise Skaggs, and Lura May Skaggs
Verna Hay, 81, of Wheelersburg,
died Friday, Aug. 3, 1990,
at Scioto Memorial Hospital.
A Lawrence County, Ky., native,
she was born April 21,
1909, to the late Alfred and
Mary Sparks Skaggs. She attended
Garden City Free Will
Baptist Church.
She is survived by her husband,
Ballard Hay, whom she
married June 5, 1925; a son,
Marvin "Coke"Hay of Farmington
Hills, Mich.; two daughters,
Juanita Ferguson and Thelma
Cole, both of Wheelersburg;
three granddaughters, whom
she reared, Carol Goffee of Lorain,
Janice Stamper of Wheelersburg
and Tammy Leazier of
South Amhurst; two sisters,
Plura Black of Huntington,
W.Va., and Helena Meadows of
New Boston; nine other grandchildren;
and 14 great-grandchildren.
Service is 2 p.m. Tuesday at
the church, with the Rev.
Harold Black and the Rev.
Blaine Ettering officiating, and
interment in Memorial Burial
Park.
Friends may call at Brant Funeral
Home in Sciotoville from 2
to 4 p.m. and from 6 to 9 p.m.
Monday and at the church one
hour before the service.
The family's favorite charity is
Gideon International.
My grandparents Verna and Ballard Lee Hay, which is my Fathers parents adopted and raised me (Jan) and two of my sisters Carol and Tammy. They were very wonderful people who cared very much for us. They were parents to 5 boys and two girls. They lost my father when he was just 30 years old, plus three other sons.I miss the both of them so very much.
Verna was the daughter of Alfred Ward Skaggs and Mary Marand Sparks of Ky. She was one of 9 children, Nancy Jane Skaggs, Sarah R Skaggs, Rebecca Alma Skaggs, Luverna Etta"Verna" Skaggs, Plura Nettie Skaggs, J Skaggs, Bertha Irene Skaggs, Helena Louise Skaggs, and Lura May Skaggs
Verna Hay, 81, of Wheelersburg,
died Friday, Aug. 3, 1990,
at Scioto Memorial Hospital.
A Lawrence County, Ky., native,
she was born April 21,
1909, to the late Alfred and
Mary Sparks Skaggs. She attended
Garden City Free Will
Baptist Church.
She is survived by her husband,
Ballard Hay, whom she
married June 5, 1925; a son,
Marvin "Coke"Hay of Farmington
Hills, Mich.; two daughters,
Juanita Ferguson and Thelma
Cole, both of Wheelersburg;
three granddaughters, whom
she reared, Carol Goffee of Lorain,
Janice Stamper of Wheelersburg
and Tammy Leazier of
South Amhurst; two sisters,
Plura Black of Huntington,
W.Va., and Helena Meadows of
New Boston; nine other grandchildren;
and 14 great-grandchildren.
Service is 2 p.m. Tuesday at
the church, with the Rev.
Harold Black and the Rev.
Blaine Ettering officiating, and
interment in Memorial Burial
Park.
Friends may call at Brant Funeral
Home in Sciotoville from 2
to 4 p.m. and from 6 to 9 p.m.
Monday and at the church one
hour before the service.
The family's favorite charity is
Gideon International.
Verna was the daughter of Alfred Ward Skaggs and Mary Marand Sparks of Ky. She was one of 9 children, Nancy Jane Skaggs, Sarah R Skaggs, Rebecca Alma Skaggs, Luverna Etta"Verna" Skaggs, Plura Nettie Skaggs, J Skaggs, Bertha Irene Skaggs, Helena Louise Skaggs, and Lura May Skaggs
Verna Hay, 81, of Wheelersburg,
died Friday, Aug. 3, 1990,
at Scioto Memorial Hospital.
A Lawrence County, Ky., native,
she was born April 21,
1909, to the late Alfred and
Mary Sparks Skaggs. She attended
Garden City Free Will
Baptist Church.
She is survived by her husband,
Ballard Hay, whom she
married June 5, 1925; a son,
Marvin "Coke"Hay of Farmington
Hills, Mich.; two daughters,
Juanita Ferguson and Thelma
Cole, both of Wheelersburg;
three granddaughters, whom
she reared, Carol Goffee of Lorain,
Janice Stamper of Wheelersburg
and Tammy Leazier of
South Amhurst; two sisters,
Plura Black of Huntington,
W.Va., and Helena Meadows of
New Boston; nine other grandchildren;
and 14 great-grandchildren.
Service is 2 p.m. Tuesday at
the church, with the Rev.
Harold Black and the Rev.
Blaine Ettering officiating, and
interment in Memorial Burial
Park.
Friends may call at Brant Funeral
Home in Sciotoville from 2
to 4 p.m. and from 6 to 9 p.m.
Monday and at the church one
hour before the service.
The family's favorite charity is
Gideon International.
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