Suggested edit: Served in the US Navy during WWII and later ran Nunnelly's Texaco where he was always known as "Doll Baby" to his customers for 32 years, then was a rural mail carrier in Blackstone until he retired in 1991. He was a lifelong member of Blackstone Baptist Church. {Contributor: RF (47076918) • [email protected]}
He was preceded in death by his wife, Margaret Wilmoth Nunnelly of Chase City; his parents, Charles and Devora Oliver Nunnelly; his three brothers, Eugene "Scritch", Arthur "Tiny" and William Nunnelly; and his two sisters, Frances Ragsdale and Bertha Abernathy.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Margaret Wilmoth Nunnelly of Chase City; his parents, Charles and Devora Oliver Nunnelly; his three brothers, Eugene "Scritch", Arthur "Tiny" and William Nunnelly; and his two sisters, Frances Ragsdale and Bertha Abernathy.
Suggested edit: Served in the US Navy during WWII and later ran Nunnelly's Texaco where he was always known as "Doll Baby" to his customers for 32 years, then was a rural mail carrier in Blackstone until he retired in 1991. He was a lifelong member of Blackstone Baptist Church. {Contributor: RF (47076918) • [email protected]}
He was preceded in death by his wife, Margaret Wilmoth Nunnelly of Chase City; his parents, Charles and Devora Oliver Nunnelly; his three brothers, Eugene "Scritch", Arthur "Tiny" and William Nunnelly; and his two sisters, Frances Ragsdale and Bertha Abernathy.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Margaret Wilmoth Nunnelly of Chase City; his parents, Charles and Devora Oliver Nunnelly; his three brothers, Eugene "Scritch", Arthur "Tiny" and William Nunnelly; and his two sisters, Frances Ragsdale and Bertha Abernathy.
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