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Frank Calvert

April 29, 1933 ~ December 17, 2013

Frank M. Calvert, age 80, a resident of Buckhannon Rd. Philippi passed away Tuesday December 17, 2013 at his residence. He was born April 29, 1933 in Parsons, WV a son of the late James Gordon and Ella Mae (Turner) Calvert. Frank was united marriage on June 1, 1958 to Jean Elizabeth (Matthew) who survives at home. Also surviving are Two sisters; Nada Snyder of Michigan Naral Hotsinpiller of Elkins One brother; James Calvert of Parsons He was a graduate from Parsons High School class of 1952. He worked clearing power lines for his uncle in New Jersey till he was drafted into the US Army on May 20, 1953 and serving until May 19, 1955. He worked as a meat cutter in Parsons before moving to Philippi to work as meat manager for Nestor’s Key Market. Frank later worked for a short period of time at Philippi IGA as manager of the meat department. He worked for several different mines for over 20 years, and retired from Kitt Energy in Philippi. Frank was a 50 year member of the Bigelow Lodge # 52 AF & AM. He and his wife spent several winters in Florida before deciding it was time to be in West Virginia fulltime. He always said he had some West Virginia dirt on his feet. Frank’s request for cremation will be honored.

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  1. Jean–The Nestor “kids” are saddened to hear of Frank's death. He was a part of all of our lives as we grew up running through and working in Nestor's Key Market. (Fred, Bill, Ernie, Becky, Linda)

  2. Jean, I was saddened to hear of Franks passing. I will always remember the great,fun times we had together. May God give you peace and strength. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Love, Bobbie Jean (Louk)VanHorn

  3. So sorry to hear about Frank. I always remember him at the Key Market and his great sense of humor. My parents both loved him too. He was a special person. I'll keep you in my prayers.

  4. Jean, When we read the obit in the paper, it took us by surprise. We knew Frank was not well, but did not realize the end was near. God was merciful and took him home. Sorry this may have dampened your Christmas. May you be comforted with happy memories of your life together. I know there were many special times.


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