Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month recognized
In recognition of March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, the Gallia County Commissioners signed a proclamation recognizing Gallia County’s theme, “All of Us are Different, None of Us are Less.” The Commissioners enjoyed a luncheon at Guiding Hand School along with a slide presentation highlighting services that the Gallia County Board of Developmental Disabilities provides to Gallia County. Pictured from left are Chase McKinley, Commissioners Jay Stapleton and Eugene Green, Superintendent Melinda Kingery, Commissioner Harold Montgomery, Anthony Lambert, GCS Aide Melissa Huffman, and Thomas Horvat; front row, Aubree Conklin. (Gallia County Board of Developmental Disabilities | Courtesy)
Rocky Alan Kimble, 62 of Zanesville
Rocky Alan Kimble, 62, of Hopewell passed peacefully in his sleep 1/22/2021 at 5:15am at Genesis Hospice Morrison House after a very valiant three year fight with Throat Cancer. He truly lived every single day as if it was his last.
He was born January 31, 1959 in Zanesville, the oldest of 5, to the late Kenneth C. Kimble and Janet Sue Hern Kimble.
Nothing Rocky did was small, he lived fast and furiously, he did things that they only sing about in a country song. He did things most of us would be afraid to do. He definitely enjoyed his life. He had a lifelong love for riding his Harley Davidson motorcycles alongside his brother, Kenny Kimble Jr., and many beloved biker friends throughout the years. He enjoyed camping, hunting, fishing, yard sales, flea markets and wheelin’ n’ dealin’. Friendships and family were his number one priority in life, he cherished each of them.
Glenna Colanero passed away 2021-1-6 in True, West Virginia. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Memorial Funeral Directory.