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vmc, a uau^iaci vjra.ii a. Weakley of Etlan, a son Gary Worth Timmons of Sperryville, a grandson Kyle Worth Weakley of Etlan and a son-in-law Ronnie Weakley of Etlan.
Additional survivors include seven brothers, William H. Timmons, Jr., Eugene S. Timmons and Robert C. Smith, all of Orange, Ashby G. Timmons and Howard G. Timmons, both of Unionville, Rawleigh Timmons of Arlington and Charles Smith of Florida, and five sisters, Lillian B. Lancaster of Unionville, Nellie McCoy of Fairfax, Barbara Williams of Woodbridge, Peggy Farris of Florida and Mary Purdum of Indiana. He was predeceased by two sisters, Doris Lang and Virginia Morris.
Funeral services will be conducted June 12 at the Preddy Funeral Chapel, Orange, by the Rev. Jimmy Taylor. Interment will follow in the Etlan Cemetery.
Pallbearers named were Clemon Woodward, A1 Redmon, Richard Watkins, Roger Haynes, John Hurt and Leon Hawkins.
William Payne
William D. (Bill) Payne, 51, of White Post, died June 8 in Winchester Medical Center.
Mr. Payne was bom April 30, 1935, in Haymarket, son of the late Robert Soloman and Viola Miller Payne. He was self-employed as a
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