Jessie Marie Gum, 82 of Fairmont passed away on Saturday, September 26, 2009 at Fairmont General Hospital. She was born in Braxton County on May 29, 1927 a daughter of the late Will Jarvis and Pauline Harrow Jarvis.
She was a loving mother and homemaker. She also worked at the Marion County Children’s Shelter as a housemother for more than four years.
Mrs. Gum loved her family and cherished her time with them.
She is survived by one son T. David Slaughter of Fairmont; three daughters Mary Lou Kittle and her husband Ronald of Fairmont, Judy Workman and her husband Wayne of Charleston and Loraine Jolliff and her husband Dave of Fairmont; one sister Irene Carter of Fairmont six grandchildren Ronald Kittle Jr., Bryan Kittle, Corrina Haney, Angela Morris, Joseph Dotts, and David Dotts; and fifteen great grandchildren
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by five brothers and one sister.
All funeral services are private for family members only.
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She was a loving mother and homemaker. She also worked at the Marion County Children’s Shelter as a housemother for more than four years.
Mrs. Gum loved her family and cherished her time with them.
She is survived by one son T. David Slaughter of Fairmont; three daughters Mary Lou Kittle and her husband Ronald of Fairmont, Judy Workman and her husband Wayne of Charleston and Loraine Jolliff and her husband Dave of Fairmont; one sister Irene Carter of Fairmont six grandchildren Ronald Kittle Jr., Bryan Kittle, Corrina Haney, Angela Morris, Joseph Dotts, and David Dotts; and fifteen great grandchildren
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by five brothers and one sister.
All funeral services are private for family members only.
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Jessie Marie Gum, 82 of Fairmont passed away on Saturday, September 26, 2009 at Fairmont General Hospital. She was born in Braxton County on May 29, 1927 a daughter of the late Will Jarvis and Pauline Harrow Jarvis.
She was a loving mother and homemaker. She also worked at the Marion County Children’s Shelter as a housemother for more than four years.
Mrs. Gum loved her family and cherished her time with them.
She is survived by one son T. David Slaughter of Fairmont; three daughters Mary Lou Kittle and her husband Ronald of Fairmont, Judy Workman and her husband Wayne of Charleston and Loraine Jolliff and her husband Dave of Fairmont; one sister Irene Carter of Fairmont six grandchildren Ronald Kittle Jr., Bryan Kittle, Corrina Haney, Angela Morris, Joseph Dotts, and David Dotts; and fifteen great grandchildren
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by five brothers and one sister.
All funeral services are private for family members only.
www.tributes.com
She was a loving mother and homemaker. She also worked at the Marion County Children’s Shelter as a housemother for more than four years.
Mrs. Gum loved her family and cherished her time with them.
She is survived by one son T. David Slaughter of Fairmont; three daughters Mary Lou Kittle and her husband Ronald of Fairmont, Judy Workman and her husband Wayne of Charleston and Loraine Jolliff and her husband Dave of Fairmont; one sister Irene Carter of Fairmont six grandchildren Ronald Kittle Jr., Bryan Kittle, Corrina Haney, Angela Morris, Joseph Dotts, and David Dotts; and fifteen great grandchildren
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by five brothers and one sister.
All funeral services are private for family members only.
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