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Betty Cummings

September 9th, 2014 | Posted by curryfuneralhome in Obituaries

Betty CummingsBetty Jean Dunlap Cummings, 80, of South Charleston went to be with the Lord at home Monday, September 8, 2014 after a short illness.

She was retired District Director from U. S. Dept. of Agriculture; she served as Post Master of McCorkle, WV Post Office; a member of Pine Grove Missionary Baptist Church and former member of Olive Missionary Baptist Church at Julian where her husband, Damon Dunlap was pastor. She was also preceded in death by her second husband Clay Cummings.

Betty is survived by daughter, Melissa (Mike) Wheeler; sons, Tony (Tammy), Robert (Robin), Jeffery (Tammy) and Jonathan Dunlap; sisters, Cordia Estep, Sue Bird and Bera Miller; grandchildren, Beth, Jessica, Michele, Paula, Mikie, Stephanie and Ashley; and eight great grandchildren.

Funeral service will be 2:00 pm Thursday, September 11, at Curry Funeral Home, 2097 Childress Road, Alum Creek with Pastor Frank Chapman officiating.  Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery at McCorkle. The family will receive friends 2 hours prior to the service Thursday.

 

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9 years ago

I love you mamaw R.I.P

Amy Damron
9 years ago

Dear Johnathan and family, I didn’t know sweet Betty very well or for very long, but I know this: she was a kind, considerate, caring, understanding, accepting woman. She was beautiful inside and out. She always smiled no matter what! And the smile was contagious! She enjoyed life and loved to talk and laugh. I wish I had known her longer! I’m so sorry that I’m not able to be there to pay respects, but please know that I loved Betty and I love you and you are in my thoughts and prayers constantly. Please get a hold of me soon Johnathan and call me if there is anything I can do! Love and prayers, Amy

Jan Harlan and Ann Creigh
9 years ago

We were so sorry to hear of the loss of sweet, fun Aunt Betty. She was so loved.

Karen Snyder
9 years ago

There are no words to heal your broken heart. No one knows your pain. It is as unique as you are. Tears can pour from your eyes and you may ask why has someone so good and dear been taken from us. What reason does GOD have for giving us life and then taking it away? Know we each serve a purpose in the life and death. Your mom was a gift to all. She will be rewared in her eternal rest . You are loved and thought of by all your co-workers in your time of sorrow. May the depth of your grief and pain be short lived giving way greater ease and become a celebration of your mom’s life. Love and condolences from Karen.