Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel

02/23/2026

James Livingston Ford, Jr, 77, of Lovingston, VA, passed away February 18, 2026, at Lynchburg General Hospital after battling pneumonia since Christmas Eve.

James was born April 11, 1948, to Frances Ellen Lohmann and James Livingston Ford in Philadelphia, PA and grew up in Moorestown, NJ, spending summers on the Rappahannock River at the family cottage near Welford’s Wharf, VA.

After graduating from Syracuse University and briefly living in a tree house in the woods of northern Vermont, James moved permanently to Virginia, spending some time in Richmond before joining an intentional community in Louisa County, Cuckoo Farm, where he met many dear, lifelong friends including the mother of his children.

In the early 1980s, he ultimately settled in Nelson County, first in Roseland before later building a home for his family in the Davis Creak area.

Passionate about environmental issues, social justice, and world peace, James was involved in several community organizations, including the Martin Luther King, Jr Day Scholarship Committee and as a founding member and director of The Charlottesville Center for Peace and Justice.

Preceded in death by his mother and father, beloved sister Patricia, and his partner of eight years Emily Hunt, with whom he shared a cherished Jack Russell friend, Frank Sinatra.

James is survived by his former wife, Deborah Turel and their children, Jimmy and Esther, granddaughter Miriam, nieces Christina and Laura, and his first wife Barbara Cullings.

A memorial service will be held later this spring.

Family and friends may sign his virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com

Arrangements by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4097).

02/22/2026

James Hubert Adcock, aka “Ducker”, “Trooper”, “007” and “Jim”, 87, of Lovingston, passed away Friday, February 20, 2026 at The Laurels of Charlottesville. He was the devoted husband of Cora Richardson Adcock, for thirty-one years.

Born, March 31, 1938 in Buckingham County, he was the son of the late George Franklin Adcock and Ouida Swan Adcock and was preceded in death by a sister, Barbara A. Farmer and brother, George W. Adcock.

He retired from Virginia State Police after 30 years of devoted service as a Trooper and Special Agent. Prior to his service with the state police James worked for the Virginia Capital Police and dutifully served in the United States Marine Corps. After retiring from the state police, he worked for Central VA Electric Cooperative.

He was a member of the Fleetwood Harmony Masonic Lodge, Virginia State Police Association, Virginia State Police Alumni Association, and Calvary Baptist Church.

In addition to his wife, James is survived by his children, Sharon Adcock (Roxanne) of Tye River, Carol Webb (James) of Mechanicsville, and George “Bernie” Adcock (Margaret) of Timnath, CO. He is also survived by sisters, Gladys Ann McFadden of Gladstone and Roma Peters of Madison Heights and brother, Mike Adcock of Madison Heights.

He is also survived by four grandchildren, Brett, Ben, Ryan, and Erin Adcock.

James enjoyed restoring vintage Ford Mustangs, going to Myrtle Beach as well as attending state police association and alumni functions.

The family wishes to express their sincere love and appreciation for close family friends, Ben Toms and GP Tyree as well as the staff at The Laurels of Charlottesville, specifically, Dr. David Eki.

A funeral service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday, February 24, 2026 at Calvary Baptist Church with Sgt. CJ Aiken, John Campbell and Tyler Lucas officiating. The family will receive friends an hour prior to the service from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.

Those wishing to make memorial contributions are asked to consider Calvary Baptist Church, PO Box 264, Lovingston, VA 22949 and/or Virginia State Police Association, Emergency Relief Fund, 6942 Forest Hill Ave., Richmond, VA 23225.

Family and friends may sign his virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com

Arrangements by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4097).

02/16/2026

Andrew Gantt of Wingina passed away peacefully at his home, Rock Cliff, in the early morning hours of February 12; he was just shy of his 90th birthday, having been born on March 11, 1936, in Baltimore, Maryland, to Dr. Horsley Gantt and Mary Richardson Gantt.

After graduating from the Gilman School in Baltimore, he got his degree in Agricultural Economics from Cornell University. Andrew served three years in the U.S. Navy, and earned a Master’s and Ph.D. in Economics from Harvard University.

He spent most of his professional career working for the International Monetary Fund, both full-time and later as a consultant. He was the IMF representative in Peru, Botswana, Antigua, and Austria.

In 1987 he and his family moved to Rock Cliff, which he considered his soul place as it had been in the family for generations. There he raised beef cattle and loblolly pines.

Andrew had verve! He didn’t just take up racing automobiles, he competed at Daytona with his then teenage children, Serrin and Dru, in his pit crew. He didn’t just sail, he crossed the Atlantic Ocean five times in a 37’ sailboat, several with his wife, Digna, and youngest daughter, Rebecca, as crew. He climbed to the base camp of Mount Everest and ran six marathons. He traveled widely, visiting 77 countries. Wherever he found himself, from Rock Cliff to Azerbaijan, he was a keen observer of local customs and a terrific storyteller.

Andrew was a steward of the environment, placing part of Rock Cliff in a conservation easement, and serving on the boards of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and the Thomas Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District. He was pleased with his many accomplishments, but he was most proud of his children.

Andrew married Jeanne Dessez in 1959, and they had two children, a daughter and

a son. That marriage ended in a divorce, and in 1979 he married Digna Mansveld. They had one daughter.

He is survived by his beloved wife of 46 years, Digna Gantt; his three children: Serrin Gantt of Gaithersburg, Maryland; Dru Gantt (Beth) of Baltimore, Maryland; and Rebecca Gantt (Zoah Scheneman) of Norfolk, Virginia; five grandchildren and one step granddaughter; his sister Emily (Perky) Gantt Kahn of Newton Lower Falls, Massachusetts, and nieces, Lisa Birk and Xandria Birk.

Services will be held at Trinity Church in Arrington Virginia on March 7th at 1:00 pm with a reception to follow at the church.

Interment will be private.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Planned Parenthood.
Family and friends may sign his virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com
Arrangements by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4097).

02/15/2026

Glenn Roy Clayton, Sr. affectionately known to many as "The Bee Man," passed away after a long life marked by service, dedication, and deep ties to family and community.

Glenn was born on January 21, 1933, in Toms River, New Jersey, to John and Mildred Clayton, and grew up in Manasquan, New Jersey. In 1953, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, serving as a prison chaser and turnkey while stationed at Parris Island. After leaving active duty in 1955, he continued his service as a member of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve for an additional six years.

In 1956, Glenn began a distinguished civilian career as a structural firefighter at Lakehurst Naval Air Base. During the early 1960s, he transitioned to the crash crew, where his leadership and experience led to his promotion to Crash Captain in the late 1960s. He held this position with distinction until his retirement in 1983.

Following retirement, Glenn and his family relocated to Shipman, Virginia, bringing with him the beehives that would define his next chapter. He founded Hungry Hill Honey Farm, where he processed and sold honey, supplied beekeeping equipment, and provided pollination services to local orchards throughout Nelson County. Known widely as "The Bee Man," Glenn had a passion for honeybees and took great pride in educating and mentoring new beekeepers. His willingness to share knowledge and his love of the craft made him a trusted friend to many in the community.

Glenn was preceded in death by his wife of 73 and a half years, Joan, and by his son, Charles. He is survived by his son, Glenn Clayton Jr. and wife Louise; his grandsons, Christopher and Douglas; his granddaughter, Katie, and her husband Colin; and his great-grandsons, Eric and Nate. He is also survived by several nieces and nephews, each of whom held a special place in his heart.

A lifelong servant to his community, Glenn was a charter and life member of Point Pleasant Boro Company No. 2 in New Jersey, where he served in many roles, including Fire Chief from 1962 to 1963. He was a Master Mason with more than 60 years of service to the Grand Lodge of New Jersey, Durand Lodge No. 179, F. & A.M.
In Virginia, he was a life member and past board president of the Lovingston Volunteer Fire Department, a longtime member and past president of the Clifford Ruritan Club, and a devoted member of Trinity Episcopal Church in Arrington. He also served as a member of the Nelson County Chamber of Commerce and held numerous local and state elected or appointed positions throughout his life.

Glenn loved fishing, helping others, and giving back to the communities he called home. His legacy is one of service, generosity, and quiet leadership, and he will be remembered with deep respect and affection by all who knew him.

A funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 19, 2026 at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev. Donna Steckline officiating.

Interment will follow in the church cemetery.

Military rites will be accorded by the American Legion Post 16 of Lynchburg.

The family will receive friends on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel in Lovingston.

In lieu of flowers the family suggests that memorial contributions be made in Glenn’s memory to the Lovingston Volunteer Fire Department P.O. Box 6, Lovingston, Virginia 22949.

Family and friends may sign his virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com

Arrangements by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4097).

02/15/2026

Richard “Dickie” William Folsom, born August 19, 1942, in Nellysford, Virginia, was the son of the late Josiah Franklin Folsom and Ina Isabelle Folsom.

He devoted 34 years of his life to a career in law enforcement, answering a calling to protect and serve his community with quiet strength and unwavering dedication. He proudly served with the Charlottesville Police Department before continuing his career with the Nelson County Sheriff’s Office, where he worked from 1978 until his retirement in 2001. For him, the badge was more than a job, it was a responsibility he carried with integrity, fairness, and heart.

He took great pride in his work and in the relationships, he built along the way. Whether offering a steady hand in difficult moments or a reassuring presence when it mattered most, he earned the respect of colleagues and the trust of the community he loved.

Known to many simply as “Dickie,” he was just as well known for his quick wit and warm sense of humor. He had a way of lightening even the heaviest situations with a well-timed joke and a familiar smile. While he served with courage and professionalism, it was his kindness, warmth, and genuine care for others that people will remember most.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Josiah and Ina Folsom; his half-brother, Donald Folsom; and his half-sister, Thelma Folsom Bingham and cousins Tommy and Kenny Hughes who were like brothers to him.

He is survived by his devoted wife of 57 years, Dianne Herndon Folsom of Nellysford, Virginia; four children, Steven Scott Folsom (Betty) of Lovingston, Virginia; Bryan Keith Folsom (Tansey) of Huntsville, Alabama; Ami Elizabeth Folsom (Alec) of Reston, Virginia; and Joseph Blake Folsom (Elaine) of Nellysford, Virginia; and nine grandchildren, Rebekah, Kevin, Zachary, Keira, Lexi, Jonathan, Kainoa, Abby, and Lacey.

The family extends heartfelt gratitude to Dr. James Bergin at UVA for his compassionate care over the past fourteen years, which gave us precious additional time with Dickie.

Serving as pallbearers will be Scottie Folsom, Bryan Folsom, Joseph Folsom, Alec Gomez, Ryan Staton, and Ethan Wood.

A private graveside service will be held on Tuesday, February 17, 2026 at Rockfish Valley Baptist Church Cemetery in Nellysford with Pastor Robert Mansfield officiating.

The family will receive friends from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on Monday, February 16, 2026 at Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel in Lovingston.

Family and friends may sign his virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com

Arrangements by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4097).

02/13/2026

Bernard Junior Franklin of Amherst, Virginia passed away February 10, 2026 at the age of 81.
He was born on July 16, 1944 a son of the late John Walter Franklin and Martha Franklin.
He was preceded in death by his brothers, John Henry Franklin and Allen Franklin and his sister, Connie Cash.
He is survived by his children, Ronnie Franklin (Mary), Cindy Smith, and Linda Sears (Scott); five grandchildren, Lucas Franklin, Cierra Wallace (John), McKenzie McCloud (Bayler), Caleb Sears, and Lantz Sears (Alyssa); four great-grandchildren, Peyton Franklin, Isaiah Wallace, Elijah Wallace, and Ayvah Wallace as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
A graveside service will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at Jonesboro Cemetery in Roseland with Pastor Clyde Mawyer, Jr. officiating.
The family will receive friends from 6:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 17, 2026 at Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel in Lovingston.
Family and friends may sign his virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com
Arrangements by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4097).

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02/12/2026

Harold Clarry Proctor, 69, of Staunton passed away on Thursday, February 5, 2026 at Lynchburg General Hospital.
He was born on July 2, 1956 in Norfolk, Virginia a son of the late Marvin Proctor and Sandra Mae Proctor.
A funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, February 16, 2026 at Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel with Pastor Clyde Mawyer, Jr. officiating.
Interment will follow in the Ridgecrest Baptist Church Cemetery in Lovingston.
Family and friends may sign his virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com
Arrangements by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4097).

02/12/2026

Alfred Lyndell Berry, 88 years, departed this life to be with the Lord on Tuesday, February 10, 2026.
Born in Charlottesville March 15, 1937, he was the son of Ernest Thomas and Virgie Ellen Dinges Berry.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sister Elaine Belle Berry Dillehunt, and his beloved wife of 53 years, Joyce May Ward Berry.

He leaves to cherish his memory two sons: Christopher (Andrea) of Shipman, and Michael (Tracy) of Scottsville; his twin brother; Ernie Delano (Ella) of Charlottesville, and grandchildren; Justin (Katlin) of Lovingston, Ethan (Joelle) of Lynchburg, Alana and her husband Zachary Hartle of Appomattox and Ava Rose Berry of Shipman.

Alfred was born in Charlottesville, but when he was about five years old his family moved to a farm in Barboursville. There he and his twin brother shared many exciting adventures. One story tells of the 5 year old brothers playing with matches and burning down the barn! And there are many stories of them racing (and wrecking) cars and motorcycles on straight stretches of Route 20 through Barboursville.

Alfred loved the outdoors. He spent many countless hours in the mountains of Buckingham County hunting turkey, deer and bear with his hunting buddies. He never turned down an opportunity for a fishing trip whether it was fishing off a creek bank, on a boat on the lake or a deep-sea charter on the coast. If you wanted someone to go hunting or fishing with you, he was your guy.

From the very beginning Alfred attended the Baptist Church. As a child he attended University Baptist Church of Charlottesville where his parents were charter members. Later, as a young adult he attended Belmont Baptist Church, Northside Baptist and then Grace Baptist Church where he and his wife Joyce were charter members. Alfred served as a deacon, usher, sang in the choir and played on the church’s soft ball team. Any time there was a need everyone knew they could call on “Al” to help them, no questions asked, just a friendly, “I’ll see what I can do.”

Alfred met the love of his life, Joyce May Ward Berry, while he was working at the Michie Company Law Publishing in Charlottesville. Alfred and Joyce were married on July 30, 1960. Alfred loved to sing and he loved to sing “I’ve got A Girl named Bony Moronie” to Joyce. Alfred and Joyce made their home in Albemarle County where they raised two sons. At his retirement, Alfred had worked for more than 30 years at University of Virginia Printing Services.

A private service will be held on Friday, February 13, 2026 at Riverview Cemetery in Charlottesville with Dr. Todd D. Peck (Pastor of Living Word Christian Fellowship, Arrington, Va) officiating.

Family and friends may sign his virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com

Arrangements by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4907).

02/11/2026

Shirley Ruth Mawyer Fitzgerald, 88, of Lovingston, went home to be with her Savior on February 10, 2026, passing away at the home that meant so much to her. Ruth, as most knew and loved her, was born on May 15, 1937, to Goodman Mawyer and Blanche Poe Mawyer. She was welcomed into heaven by her parents, her husband Mark Edison Fitzgerald, her brothers Goodman Mawyer Jr. and Thomas Mawyer, and many other precious family members who surely greeted her with open arms.
Ruth was a devoted and faithful member of Ridgecrest Baptist Church, where she shared the love of Christ through a lifetime of service, prayer, and caregiving. She retired from UVA Health Services Foundation after thirty years as a patient account representative and happily spent her retirement doing what she loved most, taking care of her family and others.
Ruth leaves behind a legacy carried forward by her five daughters: Teresa Ann Harris (Ted), Cynthia Lou Gentry (Wayne), Pamela Sue Miller, Sandra Lee Marshall (Darby), and Dawn Faye Tinder (Gary), along with 21 grandchildren, 36 great-grandchildren, and 6 great-great-grandchildren. Amazingly, she remembered every single birthday and made sure each one got a call. Her love stretched far beyond family as she also kept up with birthdays throughout the community and welcomed many babies into the world with her handmade name pillows.
She wore many hats and answered to many names: Ruthie, Granny, Granny Ruth, Momma Ruth, Miss Ruth, Babe Ruth, MOG, and even “Miss AT&T,” because she faithfully worked the Ridgecrest prayer chain, making sure everyone was lifted up in prayer, no matter how big or small the need.
When the girls were young, Ruth often sewed matching outfits for them, with a tie for Mark to match. When she wasn’t sewing for her girls, she kept score at countless softball games for them and for Mark at Lovingston Elementary School. Ruth had a gift for stretching a meal and rarely fed just her own family. There was always room for one more at her table. She will be remembered for her biscuits and gravy, hoecakes, pinto beans and cornbread, fish fries, coconut pies, peach cobbler, and her famous coconut rabbit cakes. Sundays meant church, followed by a big family meal at home. She also loved when people stopped by unannounced for coffee, sweets, and a visit.
Everyone knew there was not a more devoted Elvis fan than Granny Ruth. We girls still carry the memory (and a small scar) from the day he died, when the news came on just as we were backing out of the driveway.
Words cannot fully express what she meant to so many. She was the heart of her family, a prayer warrior, a servant to others, and a steady source of love. She will be deeply missed.
A funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 14, 2026 at Ridgecrest Baptist Church with Pastor David Christian officiating.
Interment will follow in the church cemetery.
The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service.
Memorial contributions can be made in Ruth’s memory to the Ridgecrest Baptist Church Cemetery Fund, 14654 Thomas Nelson Highway, Lovingston, Virginia 22949.
Family and friends may sign her virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com
Arrangements by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4097).

02/10/2026

Kermit Micklem (Mickey) Quick, Jr. passed away on February 9, 2026 at the University of Virginia Medical Center in Charlottesville after a brief illness.
Mickey was born on November 4, 1944, a son of the late Kermit M. Quick, Sr. and Virginia Adelaide Wright Quick.
Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Linda Lee Campbell Quick on June 6, 2023.
Mickey was an active member of Nelson United Methodist Church and a retired Sales Rep with Suburban Propane and Fuel Company.
He is survived by his son, Ronald C. Quick (Angie) and his beloved cat companion, Nickie as well as several cousins.
At his request no services will be held.
A visitation will be held on Thursday, February 12, 2026 from 6:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. at Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel in Lovingston.
Interment will be private at Mountain View Cemetery in Lovingston.
The family suggests that in lieu of flowers donations be made to the Nelson United Methodist Church at 5239 Thomas Nelson Highway, Arrington, Virginia 22922.
Family and friends may sign his virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com
Arrangement by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4097).

02/06/2026

Karen Denise Campbell, age 68, of Piney River, Virginia, passed away peacefully at UVA Hospital on Feb 4, 2026 surrounded by her family.

She was the wife of Glenn Wayne Campbell.

She was preceded in death by her first husband, Johnny Thomas Brogan.

Born on May 14,1957, in Waynesboro VA, she was the daughter of the late Elizabeth M. Fisher Robertson and Boyd A. Robertson of Stuart's Draft, Virginia.

Leaving behind a legacy of love, devotion, and deep family values. Karen found her greatest joy in spending time with her family. She especially cherished days at the beach, camping trips, family cookouts, and quiet moments surrounded by those she loved most.

In addition to her husband, she is survived by her children, Rose Davis (James Davis), and John Brogan; her four grandchildren, Katelyn Walton (Andrew), James Davis (Katie Dearing), Arizona Brogan, and Tucker Brogan and 5 great-grandchildren, Dawson Walton, Waylon Walton, Mason Walton, Annalise Davis, and Colson Davis.

Her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren were truly her whole world. She took immense pride in each of them. Her home was always a place of warmth, laughter, and togetherness.

Upon her passing, Karen was reunited in heaven with her first husband, Johnny Thomas Brogan, who met her at the gates with open arms when she arrived.

Karen will be remembered for her unwavering love for her family, her gentle spirit, and the countless memories she created with those she held dear. She will be deeply missed and forever remembered by all who knew her.

A funeral service will be held at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at Piney River Baptist Church with Pastor James Bryant officiating.

The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service.

Family and friends may sign her virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com

“To live in the hearts of those we love is never to die.”
“And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying.” — Revelation 21:4

Arrangements by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4097).

02/04/2026

Erma Sue Duncan Harris slipped peacefully into Heavenly Eternal Life on 02 Feb 2026. She was surrounded by her family as she would have it no other way.
Erma Sue was born on 18 June 1952 to the late Virgil Thomas Duncan and the late Virginia Johnson Duncan. Her arrival was eagerly greeted by her older Sister, the late Ms. Ann Duncan Snoddy. Those two were quite the pair growing up on Duncan Hollow Loop.
Erma Sue attended Nelson County High School where she met and married the love of her life the late James E. (Jimmy) Harris Jr. Those two couldn’t wait to get married and begin life together. They married on 29 Dec 1969.
Erma Sue graduated from Nelson County High School in 1970. She and Jimmy had their first of 3 children in March of 1971. Later that same year she began working as a clerk at the Nelson County Courthouse in the Treasurer’s office. She loved working at the Courthouse. She held positions in both the Treasurer’s Office as well as the Dept Commissioner of Revenue. Under the early mentorship of the late Mr. J. Marvin Davis and Ms. Jean Payne, she was elected Treasurer of Nelson County where she remained until her retirement on 31 Dec 2011. During her 40 years at the Nelson County Courthouse, she dedicated her life to local politics. She loved living in and being an integral part of Nelson County. Post retirement, she worked with the youth of Nelson County in the Basketball program where she was able to combine her love for children, basketball and Nelson County.
Family was everything to her. She loved her children, especially her grandchildren! They are the true loves of her life. She was an avid fan of UVA Basketball. Her favorite moments were spent with her family and friends. She was a proud member of the “Scottsville Golden Girls”. These ladies meet every Friday for breakfast while reminiscing about old times and laughing about current events. Her “Golden Girl Sister” was also her first cousin Ms. Janet Pace. She and Janet were “sisters” from birth, and they had a very special bond. She was once asked who in this group of women was which “Golden Girl” from the hit TV show? Her answer was classic “Erma Sue”…”I’ll never tell”.
Erma Sue also had another “sister” in Ms. Carol Megginson. Carol and Erma Sue were known as Batman and Robin. They loved to spend time together, study and discuss the Bible, family, friends and old times. The life-long friendship of these two ladies was special to Erma Sue, and she cherished every moment they spent together.
Erma Sue is survived her 3 children, Erma Louise (Jason), Jay (Crystal) and Tiffany (Kallan). She is also survived by her 5 precious grandchildren, Zachary Harris (Johnna) of Massachusetts, GySgt Quentin McKenna (USMC) of North Carolina, TSgt Dylan McKenna (USAF) of Mississippi, Grace Harris and Charlotte Parsley.
Erma Sue is also survived by her two brothers, Mr. James Allen Megginson (Carol) and Mr. William-“Bug” Megginson-(Lori) as well as her brothers-in-law Mr. Milton-“Teeny” Harris (Karen), Mr. Stuart Harris (Trudy) and her sister-in-law Ms. Iris Holmes (Steve) and her many nieces and nephews.
Services honoring the life of Erma Sue will be held on Sunday, 08 February at Wells Sheffield Funeral home in Lovingston VA. The family will receive guests at 1:00 p.m. followed by a service beginning at 2:00 p.m. with Pastor Clyde Mawyer, Jr. officiating.
Interment at Adial Baptist Church will be scheduled for a later date.
Family and friends may sign her virtual guestbook at www.WellsSheffield.com
Arrangements by Wells/Sheffield Funeral Chapel, Lovingston (434-263-4097).