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two daughters, Michelle Lee Whitmer and Nichole Elizabeth Whitmer, both of Bluemont; three brothers, Charles A. Whitmer and Benjamin Whitmer, both of Fauquier County and George Whitmer of Warren County; five sisters, Polly Dye of Rappahannock County, Janet Cuser and Tina Young, both of Fauquier County and June Campbell and Shelby Lake, both of Warren County; and a grandson.
Pallbearers were David Jenkins, Charles Sechrist, Paul Amen, Charles Cannon, Kenny Frye, Sam Kephart and Rick Nesselrodt.
William Williams
William C. (Bill) Williams, 87, of Easley, S.C., died at his residence, Port St. Lucie, Florida February 3.
Born in Flint Hill April 25, 1093, he was the son of the late Grace Hart and Joseph Williams.
Mr. Williams attended V.P.I. in Virginia and was a farmer in his early years. He was appointed land bank appraiser by the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore of Maryland for the state of Virginia and also served as chairman of the Board of Supervisors for Rappahannock County. He was a member of the Flint Hill United Methodist Church. Mr. Williams was a resident of Front Royal for 48 years.
Mr. Williams was vice-president of the Farmers & Merchants Bank, member of Chamber of Commerce, president of the Front Royal Merchants Association, owned and operf
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