George E. Hamrick Sr.
SHINNSTON — George E. Hamrick Sr., 87, of Shinnston, formally a resident of St. Barbara’s Memorial Nursing Home, Monongah, died Nov. 28, 2012, following an extended illness.
George was preceded in death by his father, mother, two brothers, his wife, Helen Ann, two sons, Edward Joseph, David Allen, and one daughter, Susie Hamrick.
Surviving are his brother, Frank, and sister, Wanda Lou, and two remaining sons, George Jr. and Mark Andrew and Barb Hamrick, and two other daughters-in-law and several nieces and nephews and five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, six stepchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren.
George was a truck driver and the owner and operator of Hamrick’s Taxi Cab before he retired at his home residence. George was a member of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges, and he loved playing music with his friends for the nursing homes and senior center by playing his bass and flattop guitars.
In keeping with George’s wishes, his body was donated to West Virginia University Health Science Education and Research. The family would like to thank Terry and Tina Collins for not only helping take care of Dad, but for allowing Dad to accept them as his adopted son and daughter. The family would also like to thank the nurses and staff of St. Barbara’s Memorial Nursing Home and the Hospice nurses for all their love and care they gave him to help make his stay at the nursing home comfortable and easy. And we would like to thank the Perine Funeral Home of Shinnston for their assistance with arrangements.
The Exponent Telegram
December 3, 2012
*Note: SSDI DOD November 29, 2012
SHINNSTON — George E. Hamrick Sr., 87, of Shinnston, formally a resident of St. Barbara’s Memorial Nursing Home, Monongah, died Nov. 28, 2012, following an extended illness.
George was preceded in death by his father, mother, two brothers, his wife, Helen Ann, two sons, Edward Joseph, David Allen, and one daughter, Susie Hamrick.
Surviving are his brother, Frank, and sister, Wanda Lou, and two remaining sons, George Jr. and Mark Andrew and Barb Hamrick, and two other daughters-in-law and several nieces and nephews and five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, six stepchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren.
George was a truck driver and the owner and operator of Hamrick’s Taxi Cab before he retired at his home residence. George was a member of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges, and he loved playing music with his friends for the nursing homes and senior center by playing his bass and flattop guitars.
In keeping with George’s wishes, his body was donated to West Virginia University Health Science Education and Research. The family would like to thank Terry and Tina Collins for not only helping take care of Dad, but for allowing Dad to accept them as his adopted son and daughter. The family would also like to thank the nurses and staff of St. Barbara’s Memorial Nursing Home and the Hospice nurses for all their love and care they gave him to help make his stay at the nursing home comfortable and easy. And we would like to thank the Perine Funeral Home of Shinnston for their assistance with arrangements.
The Exponent Telegram
December 3, 2012
*Note: SSDI DOD November 29, 2012
George E. Hamrick Sr.
SHINNSTON — George E. Hamrick Sr., 87, of Shinnston, formally a resident of St. Barbara’s Memorial Nursing Home, Monongah, died Nov. 28, 2012, following an extended illness.
George was preceded in death by his father, mother, two brothers, his wife, Helen Ann, two sons, Edward Joseph, David Allen, and one daughter, Susie Hamrick.
Surviving are his brother, Frank, and sister, Wanda Lou, and two remaining sons, George Jr. and Mark Andrew and Barb Hamrick, and two other daughters-in-law and several nieces and nephews and five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, six stepchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren.
George was a truck driver and the owner and operator of Hamrick’s Taxi Cab before he retired at his home residence. George was a member of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges, and he loved playing music with his friends for the nursing homes and senior center by playing his bass and flattop guitars.
In keeping with George’s wishes, his body was donated to West Virginia University Health Science Education and Research. The family would like to thank Terry and Tina Collins for not only helping take care of Dad, but for allowing Dad to accept them as his adopted son and daughter. The family would also like to thank the nurses and staff of St. Barbara’s Memorial Nursing Home and the Hospice nurses for all their love and care they gave him to help make his stay at the nursing home comfortable and easy. And we would like to thank the Perine Funeral Home of Shinnston for their assistance with arrangements.
The Exponent Telegram
December 3, 2012
*Note: SSDI DOD November 29, 2012
SHINNSTON — George E. Hamrick Sr., 87, of Shinnston, formally a resident of St. Barbara’s Memorial Nursing Home, Monongah, died Nov. 28, 2012, following an extended illness.
George was preceded in death by his father, mother, two brothers, his wife, Helen Ann, two sons, Edward Joseph, David Allen, and one daughter, Susie Hamrick.
Surviving are his brother, Frank, and sister, Wanda Lou, and two remaining sons, George Jr. and Mark Andrew and Barb Hamrick, and two other daughters-in-law and several nieces and nephews and five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, six stepchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren.
George was a truck driver and the owner and operator of Hamrick’s Taxi Cab before he retired at his home residence. George was a member of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges, and he loved playing music with his friends for the nursing homes and senior center by playing his bass and flattop guitars.
In keeping with George’s wishes, his body was donated to West Virginia University Health Science Education and Research. The family would like to thank Terry and Tina Collins for not only helping take care of Dad, but for allowing Dad to accept them as his adopted son and daughter. The family would also like to thank the nurses and staff of St. Barbara’s Memorial Nursing Home and the Hospice nurses for all their love and care they gave him to help make his stay at the nursing home comfortable and easy. And we would like to thank the Perine Funeral Home of Shinnston for their assistance with arrangements.
The Exponent Telegram
December 3, 2012
*Note: SSDI DOD November 29, 2012
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