Paul Wallace Maddox of Nanjemoy, MD transitioned January 11, 2022. Friends may visit with the family Friday, January 21, 2022 from 4pm until time of.Click for more.
Mrs. Virginia Willett Justis, 95, of Lee Mont, wife of the late Ralph E. Justis, passed away June 4, 2021, at Shore Health and Rehabilitation Center in Parksley.
Billy Miller, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Feb 11, 2021
Interment for Billy Miller, Jr., of Pennsylvania, will follow private funeral services on Saturday, February 13th at Liberty Cemetery in Parksley. Arrangements are by the Thornton Funeral Home in Parksley, VA.
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WESR and Shore Daily News
The WESR AM-1330 KHz frequency first came to life on the Eastern Shore of Virginia on January 30, 1958. Programming on FM 103.3 MHz first went on-air on July 17, 1968. From local news to Swap Shop to the latest weather, we keep the Eastern Shore informed of all events in Accomack County and Northampton County. Mixing information with today’s best music has made us an integral part of Eastern Shore life, we hope to continue this tradition now and into the 21st century!
CONSTANCE FRANCINE ROBINSON (AGE 62) OF BRYANS ROAD, MARYLAND
On June 5, 1958, a daughter, Constance Francine, was born to Joe Virge and Lauretta Griffin in Washington, DC. She was affectionately known as Peaches and Cupcake to her family.
Constance was educated in the District of Columbia public school system, she graduated from Anacostia High School in 1976. She met her husband, Jerome Robinson at church when she was nine years old and they were married on February 3, 1979. From their blessed union a precious daughter was born, Tiffany. Constance was a loving wife and mother who enjoyed spending time with her family. She considered her greatest accomplishments to be her marriage, family, living until age 62 and purchasing their home. She liked to read books, do crossword puzzles, listen to classical music, and enjoy nature. She also liked art and visiting museums. Constance was a compassionate, generous, no-nonsense, caring, passionate and honest individual. Two of her
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A Time to be Born
Tressa Rena Keys Gray, affectionately known to many as Tee , was born to the late William Billy Keys and Adelaide Keys-Proctor on September 5, 1964.
A Time to Plant
She was educated in the Charles County Public School system and graduated from Henry E. Lackey High School in 1982. Tressa continued her education by attending the former Charles County Community College (College of Southern Maryland). Tressa began her career with the Federal Government where she worked in various positions for several years. After leaving the Federal Government she worked for the Charles County Government.
A Time to Sow