Carmon Cole
April 18, 1925 ~ July 26, 2014
Carmon Cole, age 89, a resident of Mansfield Addition Philippi passed away Saturday July 26, 2014 at her residence. She was born April 18, 1925 in Doddridge Co. a daughter of the late Roy and Lillie (Haddox) Cole. Carmon in survived by several nieces and nephews.
Ms. Cole was the last surviving member of her immediate family have been preceded in death by infant sister Dollie Cole, sisters, Clara Jo Thrasher, Betty Metz Boyer, Luella Ann Steerman, brothers, Robert “Bobby” Cole, Roy Junior Cole.
She worked at First National Bank and Bank One and retired after 50 years of service.
Carmon was an active member of the Mansfield United Methodist Church and the Order of Eastern Star Chapter #41. She loved spending time with friends and family and her favorite dog Marley. She enjoyed tending to her flowers, sewing, reading and especially the Sunday Comics, and watching WVU sports.
Friends will be received at the Wright Funeral Home 216 N. Walnut St. Philippi on Wednesday July 30, from 3-8 pm. The O.E.S Chapter #41 will conduct services at 7 pm. Visitation will resume on Thursday July 31, from 8 am – 2 pm the service hour with Rev. Linda Payton officiating. Interment will follow in the Mt. Vernon Memorial Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Mountain Hospice 1002 S. Crim Avenue Belington, WV 26250.
Thursday July 31, 2014, 2 pm at Wright Funeral Home
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Carmon was always a lady. She will be missed in the community by her friends and neighbors. Heaven has received yet another angel.
Another angel has joined the heavenly choir. Carmon will be missed by many friends, Our church has lost an important lady from our congregation.
Aunt Carmon will be greatly missed. I have many fond memories of visiting her house as a young child. When her brother, Bud (my grandfather) was dying, my family had the opportunity to spend time with her. The children spent hours talking and playing at the kitchen table. She was a kind and gentle soul who loved deeply.
We r sorry for the loss of Carmon, i met her in the bank, and she was just a blessing when she waited on us, may God bless her family in the days, weeks, and months ahead, God Bless You.
A great lady, she will be missed by all
Carmon you were one of the first people I met when we moved to Mansfield. you taught both our girls in Kindergarten class at church and they both remember you. I'm so glad I got to visit with you a week ago and I missed you in Sunday School class these past few weeks. you were a devoted daughter and aunt to your family and to the church and I know God has wrapped his arms around you. Love and prayers to your family.
Carmon was a very dear sweet lady and she will be missed from her family and friends! I use to love to go to her Dad's store when I was just a little girl with my dad to get our Christmas candy, One great loving family; prayers for the family
I knew Carmon as a boy and she was Aunt Carmon to me. She was one of the most gentle kind people I have ever known. Aunt Carmon and my mom, then Evelyn Swick, have been friends since they were school girls and lived together a couple years after high school. they were the same age and have stayed in touch all these years. Mom is in assisted living in Hagerstown and cannot be there, but in her very deep grief, she says she knows where Carmon is now. May God Bless her and all her friends and family. Dave
Bless you Carmon. You were a dear lady and loved by many.
My dear Aunt Carmon was the kindest woman I have ever met in my life. As a young boy, when we visited Ma & Pa Cole, Carmon always woke my brother & I up on Sunday morning for church, sometimes we even went!
She was the first person to introduce me to Christ, it took nearly 60years to “sink in” ! Hallelujah for aunt Carkie, I will always be grateful for her
We are saddened by the loss of Aunt Carmen. She has always been there for Bob and Margaret Edith's children, Greg, Jon, Jennifer and Chris. The Shaw sisters loved visiting Aunt Carkie, and remember her fondly. Patty, Va.Lee, and Becky.
Heaven is receiving another beautiful angel.
Carmon was a good person and a good friend.