Virginia, U.S., Marriage Records, 1936-2014
From "Gateway Virginia" dated Tuesday, October 26, 1999
CENTRAL VIRGINIA
Bobbitt, Douglas Dillon, 69, of Richmond, a retired Realtor, husband of Johnsie M. Bobbitt.
Bruce, Mrs. Norma Butler, 74, of Richmond, a child-care provider.
Carroll, Alfonso Lewis "Billy," of Richmond.
Crewe, Cornelius "Bubba," of Charles City.
Crumpton, Ms. Laura I., 79, of Richmond.
Farrar, Mrs. Rowena Rutherford, 96, of Richmond, an author and editor, widow of Col. James Montgomery Farrar.
Gray, Mrs. Ardeller H., 90, of Richmond, a homemaker, widow of Richard Gray Jr.
Hales, Samuel James, of Richmond, a retired Unijax Inc. senior vice president and co-owner of Paper Town, World War II veteran, husband of Josephine Ellise Hales.
Harrison, Mrs. Cornell T., of Richmond, wife of Leonard F. Harrison Sr.
Hawkins, Solomon Lee Sr., of Richmond, husband of Ella L. Hawkins.
Kannan, Dr. Mickael M., 61, of Richmond, a retired pediatrician.
Manuel, Mrs. Lucille E., 90, of Richmond, widow of William Manuel.
Mawyer, Mrs. Virginia Foster Burch, 90, of Sandston, formerly of Charlottesville, a retired Charlottesville Hardware sales clerk, widow of Mason Gordon Mawyer.
Richards, Charles B. Jr., 80, of Richmond, co-founder of Signature Kitchens of Charleston, S.C., World War II and Korean War veteran, husband of Doris Richards.
Roberts, Stafford "Red" S. Sr., of Richmond, a retired contractor, Army veteran, husband of Agnes W. Roberts.
Seymour, John Edward, 60, of Chesterfield, a retired Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co. fork lift operator, husband of Barbara Vest Seymour.
Taylor, Mrs. Pauline, 102, of Ashland, widow of George Taylor.
Walker, Mrs. Rosa W., of Richmond, widow of Henry Walker.
Watkins, William S., 83, of Hanover County, a retired Great Financial Services employee, World War II Army veteran, husband of Dorothy N. Watkins.
VIRGINIA
FREDERICKSBURG AREA
Bowling Green -- Marshall, Mrs.
Marian Andrews, 80, retired cafeteria manager for Caroline High School, widow of William Henry Marshall.
Fredericksburg -- Steward, Mrs. Phyllis Rose Greenfield, 69, a homemaker, widow of David A. Steward.
MIDDLE PENINSULA & NORTHERN NECK
Reedville -- Wanley, Mrs. Leona M., 89, a homemaker, widow of John J. Wanley Sr.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA
Alexandria -- McElfresh, Mrs. Dinah Dunston, 51, a vice president of Hauck & Associates, formerly of Hampton and Richmond, wife of Bruce A. McElfresh.
PIEDMONT
Louisa -- Wojdag, Mrs. Wanda Y., 47, a retired Louisa County Schools employee, wife of Christopher L. Wojdag.
Madison -- Seal, Lellomar Felton "Buddy," 60, a retired Madison Flooring Co. employee. . . . Smith, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Gaar, 73, a homemaker, widow of Ellis Herbert Smith.
Oak Park -- Austin, James Samuel, 78, a retired butcher, World War II Army veteran, husband of Eloise Tanner Austin.
Orange -- Eutsler, Dennis Floyd Jr., 65, a retired Waugh Enterprises employee, husband of Nan L. Eutsler.
Unionville -- Weeks, Alva Richard, 51, a merchant and produce dealer, husband of Dorothy Weeks.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY & ALLEGHENY HIGHLANDS
Strasburg -- Jackson, Frederick, 74, a retired merchant, World War II Army veteran, husband of Anna Willis Jackson. . . . McDonald, Mrs. Ruby Orndorff, 81, a homemaker, widow of Lester Eugene McDonald.
SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA
Baskerville -- Watson, Robert A., 64, a farmer and retired mechanic from the former Kindley Ford of South Hill, husband of Phyllis Jones Watson.
Buffalo Junction -- Royster, Miss Anella Avon, a Southside Community Services Board employee.
Crewe -- Roberts, Francis E., 73, a retired Norfolk Southern Railroad employee, World War II Navy veteran, husband of Betty C. Roberts.
Farmville -- Hubbard, Mrs. Mildred Price, 80, a homemaker.
South Hill -- Pearce, Robert Bennett, 22.
SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
Taylors Valley -- Blevins, Mrs. Margaret Ball, 76, formerly of Richmond, a retired registered nurse and former Medical College of Virginia employee, widow of Edward Lee Blevins.
TRI-CITIES AREA
Colonial Heights -- Vick, Herbert
K., 78, former owner of J's Uni-Style Hair Salon, World War II Navy veteran, husband of Virginia K. Vick.
Petersburg -- Allen, Dr. Arthur Sr., 77, a former executive director of Urban League branches in Tampa and Oklahoma City and a former public administration professor at Virginia State University, World War II Army Air Force veteran, husband of Dr. Madge Hibler Allen. . . . Delgado, Maximo Sanchez, a Wal-Mart employee. . . . Emory, Thomas Harrison, a retired Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co. employee, World War II Army veteran, husband of Kathleen Cornett "Leany" Emory.
Prince George -- Stillings, Vinton R. "Bob," 57, a computer analyst with Information Technology Solutions, Army veteran, husband of Joyce A. Stillings.
NOTABLES
Chafee, Sen. John H., 77, a GOP moderate who served Rhode Island in the Senate for nearly a quarter-century, died Sunday of heart failure at Bethesda Naval Hospital. A descendant of one of the families that helped settle Rhode Island, Chafee fought in two wars and was a three-term governor before winning his Senate seat in 1976. (See Obituary, Page A3.)
Foveaux, Jessie Lee, 100, whose plainspoken autobiography, "Any Given Day: The Life and Times of Jessie Lee Brown Foveaux," sparked a bidding war among publishers before it was bought and published in 1997 by New York-based Warner books, died Saturday in Manhattan, Kan.
Hughes, H. Stuart, 83, who ran unsuccessfully against Edward M. Kennedy for the Senate in 1962, died in San Diego Thursday.
Quinn, Robert, 72, the longtime director of NBC's "Tonight" show when Johnny Carson was host, died of cancer Thursday in Malibu, Calif.
Soprani, Luciano, 53, an Italian fashion designer, died of cancer Saturday in Milan, Italy.
Tucker, Albert, 84, a groundbreaking painter who was the first Australian artist to have work purchased by New York's Museum of Modern Art, died of heart disease Saturday in Melbourne, Australia.
Willis, Bobby, 57, husband and manager of pop star Cilla Black, died Saturday in London. He had been diagnosed with cancer and was being treated for pneumonia. Black's hits include "Anyone Who Had a Heart" and "You're My World," and she has been hostess of the television show "Blind Date."
