Campbell Co Tn - Obituraries

November 4 2004
Bulah Mae (Whaley) Queener, age 89 of Ohio died at her residence on Nov. 4 at 10:05 a.m. She was born Oct. 19, 1915 in Vasper, the daughter of William and Belle (Seivers) Whaley. She moved to Sidney in 1955 from Vasper. She married Roy Queener on Sept. 2, 1933 and he died Oct. 18, 1997. She was a homemaker who enjoyed cooking and caring for Roy and her family. She was preceded in death by her daughter, JoAnn Young, granddaughter, Vickie Heatherly; brothers, Elmer and Jack Whaley; sister, Minnie and Elsie Mae; son-in-law, Elmer D. Housley. She is survived by her children, Joy Baird and husband, L.C. of LaFollette, Betty Housley of Jacksboro, Bobbie Heatherly and husband, R.L. of Union, Oh, Brenda Kizer and husband, Phil of Tipp City, OH, Linda Miller and husband, Terry of Tipp City, OH, Buford Queener of Nashville and Danny Queener and wife, Beth of Russia, OH; 23 grandchildren, 36 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral services were Nov. 8 at Salm-McGill and Tangeman Funeral Home, Paul Napier conducted the service. Interment was in the Graceland Cemetery. Salm-McGill and Tangeman Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
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August 13, 2004

Daniel “Dan” Queener, age 69 of Rogersville, went home to be with his Savior on August 13, 2004 while resting peacefully at his home. He was a member of Roe Junction Baptist Church in Morristown. He enjoyed hunting, ginseng, and arrowheads (which he had a wonderful collection). He loved to read his Bible. He was a former charter member of Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church. He was retired from AT&T with thirty-one years of service.
He is preceded in death by; Parents, M.F. and Martha Campbell Queener, Daughter, Deborah, Queener, Brothers; Jacob H., Rev. Harold Ed, and William Bill Queener. Sisters; Nola Cordell, Grace Melton, and infant sister. Two grandchildren; Maureen Queener and Bailey Ivey. Father in law; Fred Sheckles, Brother-in-law; Gene Melton.
Mr. Queener is survived by; Wife; Vicky Sheckles Queener of Rogersville, Sons and Daughter-in-law; Ray and Amy Ivey of Rogersville, and James and Jill Queener of Mascoutah, IL., Daughter and Son-in-law; Michelle and John Hesch of Grove City, OH. Granddaughters; Madeline, Morgan and Meridith Queener of Mascoutah, IL. Brothers and wife’s; Millard and Cleo Queener of LaFollette, and Ira and Martha Queener of Mascoutah, IL., Sister and husband; Alice and Charles Norman of Church Hill, Brother and Sisters-in-law, Angie and Junior Adcock, Ann Queener, and Iva Queener all of LaFollette. Mother-in-law; Ruby Sheckles of LaFollette, Grandmother-in-law, Gladys Sheckles of LaFollette; several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Services were held Sunday at Martin Wilson Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Hembree officiating. Interment was held at 11 AM Monday in Bakers Forge Cemetery. The family received friends from 6-8 PM Sunday before funeral services. Martin Wilson Funeral Home of LaFollette was in charge of these arrangements.

The Volunteer Times

March 2, 1933

Jacksboro Man Recovering
Henry Queener, 84-year-old Jacksboro citizen who had been gravely ill at Howard-Henderson Hospital, has removed sufficiently to sit up in bed and will probably be able to go home in a week.

March 9, 1933
Henry Queener Taken By Death
Father of Well Known Campbell County Physician Dies Saturday; Funeral Sunday
Henry Queener, Sr., father of Dr. S.D. Queener of Jacksboro, well known physician of Campbell County, died Saturday in a Knoxville hospital where he had gone several weeks ago for an operation.
Mr. Queener was eighty-three years of age and was known and liked all over this section. For the past seven years since the death of his wife he had made his home with his son, Dr. S.D. Queener in Jacksboro. He has always lived near Jacksboro. Funeral Services were conducted Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock by Rev. W.M. Thomas, pastor of the Baptist Church of Jacksboro, of which Mr. Queener was a member Burial followed in the Queener Cemetery. Surviving are one son Dr. Queener, and one sister Margaret Cantrell of Clinton. Minton Sharp Funeral Home was in charge of the body.

The LaFollette Press -Thursday, March 9, 1933
Volume XXIV -Number 3
Submitted By Misty at Mistys' Tree

January 26,1984
Queener Dies In West Virginia
It was learned recently that a former Lake City man,Leland(Pete)Queener,69,of Camden-on-Gauley,W.Va.died after a long illness on Nov.6 at Summersville Memorial Hospital.Queener,a native of the Coal Creek community,left Lake City in the 1930's to work in West Virginia coal Mines.He was the son of the late Calvin and Millie Grose Queener.He is survived by his wife,Hazel Moffatt Queener,son,Jack Queener of Summerville,stepson,Bob Barnett of Camden-on-Gauley,two grandchildren,one step-grandson and various Anderson County relatives.Funeral services and burial were Nov.8 in West Virginia.

December 1, 2002

Thomas M. Queener, 81, of Jacksboro died December 1st, 2002 at St. Mary's Medical center of Campbell County. He was preceded in death by his parents, Walter and Laura Queener.Mr. Quenner is survived by his wife, Gladys McGhee Queener, Jacksboro; daughters, Nancy Starrett, LaFollette, Kathy Wilson, Jacksboro; sons, Tommy Queener, Bill Queener, both of Jacksboro; sisters, Alma Brewer, Mary Ellen Cain and Glenna Lay all of Jacksboro; six grandchildren.Funeral services were December 3rd in the chapel of Martin Wilson Funeral Home with Reverends Bobby Ray, Bill Hutson and Mike Smith officiating.Interment was in Jacksboro Cemetery with Campbell County Honor Guard in charge of services.
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