Virginia, U.S., Marriage Records, 1936-2014
From "Gateway Virginia" dated Saturday, October 9, 1999
CENTRAL VIRGINIA
Alexander, Donald L., 64, of Midlothian, general manager of Packaging Corp. of America, Marine Corps veteran, husband of Sandra W. Alexander.
Boggs, John Thomas, 86, of Glen Allen, a retired American Tobacco Co. employee, husband of Cora S. Boggs.
Brown, Mrs. Diane Marie Andrzejewski, 38, of Richmond.
Brunk, Robert K. "Pete" Jr., 72, of Chesterfield, owner of Brunk's Store, Beach Road, Army veteran, husband of Dorothy M. Brunk.
Crawley, William Reginald, of Richmond, husband of Eva Lee Crawley.
Gannaway, Vernel Albert Sr., of Richmond, formerly of Petersburg, widower of Arelia Gannaway.
Hamm, Richard L., 79, of Richmond, a mechanic, husband of F. Catherine Hamm.
Jones, Leo Joseph Jr., 59, of Richmond, husband of Mildred "Bonnie" Jones.
Kersey, Mrs. Norma Jean, 65, of Richmond, wife of Paul D. Kersey.
Lewis, Willie M. Sr., of Richmond, husband of LaVinia P. Lewis.
Medlin, Roger Bush Jr., 66, of Amelia, a retired Daniels Masonry brick mason, Korean War Army veteran, husband of Rose N. Medlin.
Parrish, Mrs. Louise Ellington, 79, of Chesterfield, widow of Douglas K. Parrish.
Ralston, Miss Dorothea A., 96, retired secretary for Virginia Manufacturers Association.
Taylor, James R. "Rex," 73, of Richmond, a retired state employee, World War II Army veteran, husband of Gertrude S. Taylor.
Watson, Mrs. Annie Bell, 63, of Goochland, a homemaker, wife of Herman Watson.
Whitehead, Fenton, 71, of Richmond, a retired forklift operator.
VIRGINIA
MIDDLE PENINSULA & NORTHERN NECK
Champlain --Loving, John Garnett, 54, a retired Henrico County employee, husband of Sandra Luttrell Loving.
PIEDMONT
Louisa -- O'Keefe, Thomas Joseph, 68, a retired Secret Service police officer, husband of Judith Ann O'Keefe.
Orange -- Buxton, Edward Nelson, 72.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY & ALLEGHENY HIGHLANDS
Harrisonburg -- Christian, Issac Hill III, 81, formerly of Richmond, World War II Army veteran, husband of Ann Hamilton Christian.
Lexington -- Brown, Manly Sr., 93, owner of the Village Blacksmith, widower of Eva Pauline Brown.
SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA
Buffalo Junction -- Elliott, Marshall C. "Peter," 58, a retired Virginia Department of Transportation employee and a retired farmer, husband of Joyce Oakes Elliott.
Chase City -- Scott, Miss Donna Kay, infant daughter of Douglas and Stephania Scott.
Halifax -- Conner, Mrs. Patsy Cole, 61, a nurse at Halifax Regional Hospital, widow of Hugh Hagood "Billy" Conner.
Keysville -- Ward, Mrs. Ruby Vassar, 78, a homemaker, widow of Joseph Ben Ward.
Lawrenceville -- Baird, Caleb Scott, infant son of Christopher and Jalana Baird.
Pamplin -- Carwile, Mrs. Gladys Gilliam, 94, a homemaker, widow of Hugh E. Carwile Sr.
South Boston -- Hodnett, Mrs. Ruth Henderson, 82, a homemaker, wife of Albert Madison Hodnett.
TRI-CITIES AREA
Hopewell -- Martin, Mrs. Lina Mae, 88, a retired Market Basket Grocery Store chain employee, widow of Daniel C. Martin. . . . Wright, Ms. Joy Rasmussen, 55, a Midget Mart sales clerk.
Petersburg -- Titmus, Mrs. Margaret Aldridge, 84, widow of H. Gordon Titmus.
ELSEWHERE
Marston, Dandridge Wesley, 79, of Baytown, Texas, formerly of Toano, World War II Army Air Forces veteran, widower of Judith Moffatt Marston, husband of Doris Marston.
NOTABLES
Broakes, Sir Nigel, 65, a prominent property developer who headed the property and construction conglomerate Trafalgar House, which owned London's Ritz Hotel and the Cunard shipping line, died Sept. 28 after a short illness.
Shoen, Leonard, 83, founder of U-Haul International Inc., the nation's largest truck rental company, died in a traffic accident Monday in Las Vegas, where he lived. With an initial investment of $5,000, Mr. Shoen founded U-Haul in 1945 to provide an inexpensive means of moving a post-World War II American population that had become migratory.
Turner, Francis, 90, a one-time federal highway administrator who advised President Eisenhower on the national interstate system and was considered its chief architect, died Oct 2.
