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Myrtle H. Keeler

December 13th, 2018 | Posted by curryfuneralhome in Obituaries

Myrtle H. Keeler, 88, of Saint Albans, went home to be with her Lord on Thursday, December 13, 2018.  She was born in Charleston, WV on April 4, 1930.

Myrtle was a lifelong resident of St. Albans, WV and a devoted member of Highlawn Baptist Church.  She worked in her younger years as an executive secretary at C&P Telephone Company and later as the office manager at Means Stenomask Services.

She was preceded in death by her husband James W. Keeler, her mother and father, Joe & Donnie Holmes of Tuppers Creek, WV, brother, Kearl Holmes of MI, and sister, Betty Walker of Tuppers Creek.

She is survived by her daughters Cathy Keeler (Paul Ruppert) of Scott Depot, Beth Sturgill (Jeff) of St. Albans and son, Bill Keeler (Darcy) of Dacula, GA.  She had nine adoring grandchildren, Mike, AJ, Wesley, Bart, Levi, Lindsay, Grant, Luke and Lance.  She also had nine great-grandchildren.  She was loved by many including her friend and caregiver Linda Mellert of St. Albans.

The family would like to extend its gratitude to Hubbard Hospice West for their care in her final days.

Service will be 3:00pm Saturday, December 15th at Highlawn Baptist Church, 2304 Jefferson Ave., St. Albans with Rob Ely officiating.  Family & friends will gather two hours prior to the service.  Burial will be 2:00pm Sunday, December 16th at Floral Hills Memorial Gardens, Sissonville.

 

 

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Cathy Jones
5 years ago

Cathy, Beth, Bill and families,
Renee and I are so glad we knew Myrtle and the joy she brought. We know the sorrow of losing a mother. Gentle hugs and prayers to you all.
Cathy

Mary Dillon
5 years ago

My deepest sympathies to the Keeler family for you loss. You’re in my thoughts and prayers.

Bonnie stec
5 years ago

Sorry for your loss. We had wonderful parents and with every passing year I appreciate their sacrifices more. What a wonderful place to grow up. It takes a village, and Vine Street was that! My prayers are for you, knowing there’s some partying going on in heaven!??