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News Destination Downtown gains national Main Street accreditation07/21/14 - 7:22 am
Destination Downtown South Boston (DDSB) has been designated as an accredited National Main Street Program for meeting the commercial district revitalization performance standards set by the National Main Street Center,…
Bear causes crash on Route 62407/21/14 - 7:21 am
HCCA Walk of Hope slated Sept. 1307/21/14 - 7:20 am
Sports Dwyer feels right at home in his car, and at VIR07/23/14 - 6:32 am
Marine Staff Sgt. Liam Dwyer is ready to conquer the auto racing world. The driver, who had his lower-left leg blown off by an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan, said…
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Obituaries Kay M. JonesSoVaNow.com / March 25, 2014
Kay M. Jones, 57, departed this life on March 18, 2014 after her long battle with cancer. She was a fighter and a proud woman. A native of Portsmouth, she lived in Hampton for many years. She was a great sister, mother, and friend to many and loved by them all. She always supported any one in need and it showed in the many benefits she participated in throughout her life, especially while living in the Buckroe area of Hampton, which became her home. She was preceded in death by her longtime companion Carter Sechman; father Wallace Blanchard; mother Erma Bell; two brothers Wayne and Gary Blanchard. She leaves to cherish her memories, one son William “Bo” Cherry and wife Malinda of Buffalo Junction, one daughter Crystal Cherry of Hampton; three sisters Diane Geouge, Debra Reddington (Sissy) and Lucy Blanchard; grandsons William (Boogity), Jordyn, Brayden and Anthony; nieces Jena and Jennifer; nephews Stephen, Will, Richard, and Aaron as well as numerous other family and friends. She became a part of Carter's family. A memorial service was conducted Saturday, March 22, at Smith Brothers Funeral Chapel. Services of comfort entrusted to Smith Brothers Funeral Home. |
