Cathy Haller
May 14, 1952 ~ April 3, 2012
Cathy Maxine Haller, age 59, a resident of Rt. 1 Moatsville, WV passed away Tuesday April 3, 2012 in Ruby Memorial Hospital. She was born May 14, 1952 in Arden, WV a daughter of the late Clinton Robinson and Opal Arlene (Bolner) Robinson who survives. She was united in marriage on March of 1972 to Donald R. Haller who survives at home. Also surviving
Three Children: Sharon Nuzum and husband Keith of Philippi
Donald Ray Haller Jr. and wife Stacey
Clinton W. Haller both of Moatsville
Five brothers and sisters: Jim H. Robinson and wife Sherie of Cleveland, OH
Dolly "Sis" Weaver and husband Sonny of Moatsville
Joy Marshall and husband Greg of Lumberport
Rodney Robinson and wife Gabrielle of Dayton, VA
Jay Robinson and Companion Tammy Wiles of Arden, WV
14 Grandchildren: Travis Haller, Dillon Nuzum, Isaac Prichard, Cody Coontz, Ian Nuzum, Jordan Haller, Garrett Haller, Caleb Nuzum, Rhiannon Haller, Mason Haller, Marshall Nuzum, Ayla Haller, Herley Haller, Gage Haller.
Several special nieces and nephews
Mrs. Haller was preceded in death by one infant son, and two brothers: Wayne and Chenoweth Jay Robinson. She was employed as a CNA at Broaddus Hospital Mansfield Place. She enjoyed gardening and tending to her flowers, family gatherings, camping on the river, and caring for the elderly. She attended the Mt. Morris United Methodist Church.
Friends will be received at the Wright Funeral Home 216 N. Walnut St. Philippi on Thursday April 5, from 2-8 pm and on Friday April 6, from 8 am - 2 pm the service hour with Pastor Downing Gregory officiating. Interment will follow in the Pleasant Creek Cemetery.
Friday April 6, 2012, 2 pm at Wright Funeral Home
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Keith, Sharon and family. Sorry to hear of the passing of your mom. You are in our thoughts and prayers. In Christ Love
So sorry for Cathys' passing.
She will be greatly missed by the whole famil and especially her husband, children, spouses and grandcjildren. Cathy and I have always shared the love of these wonderful kids
So very sorry 4 the loss of your loved one, she was a wonderful, caring, loving person, always there 2 help in a time of need, she took care of my father and my mother at mansfield place, and she did a wonderful job at it, may God bless each and everyone of u, and may he b with akk of u in the days, weeks, and months ahead.she will b greatly missed.
So Sorry for your loss. Cathy and I were classmates at Philip Barbour. She was a sweet girl and always had a smile. Praying for you to have peace in your hearts.
So sorry about your mother parying for you
Aunt Cathy will always be in our hearts forever. She was one of a kind. Truly a blessing to anyone who met her. We love u all, and you truly do gave a long road ahead of you, but God will be with you. Love you all dearly.
To the Family of Cathy Haller: I am very sadden to learn of Cathy's passing. I have known Cathy for a couple years because I've had family members in Mansfield where Cathy worked. She was a WONDERFUL PERSON! GREAT CARE GIVER TOO! So kind to the patients and their families and I just loved that lady! She made a difference in so many lives. In fact, every life that she came in contact with, she made a differences! I'm honored to have known Cathy and been able to call her my friend. My thoughts and prayers are with each of you during this most difficult time! Rest in peace DEAR CATHY!
She was a good friend in High school, always friendly and a smile on her face. God Bless you and give you peace
She took care of my mom at Mansfield Place and she was so good to her and to everyone that she met. Oh I will miss her when I go there. What a sweet person…
4-4-12 I had signed this guestbook and wanted to let Cathy's family know our thoughts were with them Cathy had taken care of Mom at Mansfield Place also. .. So sad to see so many young people passing in our class Of 1970 Sincerely, Greg Mouser and my sister Sandra Sue Duckworth.
What a WONDRFUL LADY!!! She cared for so many at Mansfield Place including my mother and great aunt. She made their day a little brighter by her smile, wonderful personality, kindness and understanding. She will be truly missed by those residents still there and by all that knew and loved her.
to Cathy's family: we just saw Cathy's obituary in the paper and are so sorry. I had no idea she was ill. She was a very special woman and an inspiration to be sure. Please accept our sincere condolences.