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Visitation will be held on Friday, January 5, 2024, from 5pm – 7pm at Waybright Funeral Home in Ripley with a service to follow. We would also like to give special thanks to his primary caregiver Anita Butler, who grew very close to Glenn over the last year, and to his part-time caregiver Linda Blankenship. Also special thanks to the Jackson County EMS for their many compassionate and caring trips to the home as Glenn’s health declined. John Snyder for his considerate care of Glenn over the last few years. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews. He is also survived by his six grandchildren: Emma Holland of Chicago, IL Olivia Hardy (Ryan) of Travelers Rest, SC Grace Holland of Chicago, IL Luke Holland (Kellie-Sue) of Erie, PA and Jackson and Sawyer Monk of Sissonville, WV. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Wyco Seymour daughters Kimberly Napora (Bo) of Oakland, MD Karen Holland (Patrick) of Erie, PA and Katheryn Monk (Gannett) of Sissonville, WV. In addition to his parents, Glenn was preceded in death by his three siblings, Helen, Arthur, and Dawn. Glenn enjoyed an amazing December and Christmas holiday with family and friends before departing this life peacefully sleeping in his favorite chair. In his travels as an investigator for the tax department, he took it upon himself to take photos of most of the WV historic roadside markers, which he put into an album and eventually donated to the Jackson County Library. He also loved humor and was an excellent story and joke teller. Few visitors left without a tour of the shop and hand-made gifts to take home. His passion was woodworking, and he was lucky to have a woodworking shop in his backyard during his retirement years. Sharon Wagner, beloved wife and mother, 70, of Holland, was welcomed into the Arms of Jesus on November 27, 2023, after a courageous 4 year. Glenn was especially proud of his daughters and enjoyed being a grandfather to his 6 grandchildren. Give to a forest in need in their memory. Randy was a life-long member of First Reformed Church in Holland and was employed/part owner. He was married to his beautiful wife Elizabeth for 67 years. Kleinheksel, age 73, of Holland passed away at his home on July 16, 2021.

Glenn was a stern man, but if you were a friend, it was for life. Glenn then went on to work as an investigator for the West Virginia State Tax Department until his retirement in 1995. He was instrumental in the building of the original Ripley State Police barracks on Route 62. After returning home from Korea, he became a WV State Trooper serving many communities including Princeton, Lewisburg, Elizabeth, Point Pleasant, Parkersburg and Ripley until his retirement in 1977. Following his graduation from high school, he joined the Marines and served in the Korean Conflict. Glenn graduated from Trap Hill (now Liberty) High School in 1951 and was a star athlete in football and basketball. He was born April 10, 1933, in Eccles, WV to Oscar and Vivian Dickenson Seymour. Glenn Edward Seymour of Ripley, passed away on Dec.

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