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James Edward Settle of Culpeper and two sisters, Lucy Jenkins and Mollie Pullen, both of Culpeper.
The funeral was Nov. 6, at Culpeper National Cemetery, Rev. Charles Shifflett officiating, with full military honors rendered.
Pallbearers were Russell Jenkins, Tommy Hutcherson, George Woodley, Marshall Jenkins, William Hutcherson arid Dennis Jenkins.
Geest Johnson Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
Thelma D.
Larrivee
Thelma Dolores Larrivee, a resident of Amissville, died Oct. 15, in Annapolis, Maryland, where she had been staying with her neice Patricia Glennie.
Mrs. Larrivee was born at the family farm at Inlet near Culpeper. Her father and mother were Rice E. and Callie J. Green. She was the youngest of eight children and the last surviving member of their immediate family. She is survived by five nieces and five nephews.
Mrs. Larrivee, a bookkeeper and accountant had retired from the Marriott Corporation'.
She had lived and worked in Washington, D.C. many years before retiring to Amissville.
A memorial service was Nov. 5. at Amissville United Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Rev. Steven Parker officiating.
Geest-.Johnson Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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