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Wesley Todd Glover, 29 - Wayne, WV |
| (04/21/2005) |
 Wesley Todd Glover, 29, died Friday, April 15, 2005, in Wayne County, West Virginia as a result of an automobile accident.He was born July 1, 1975 in Parkersburg. He was raised in the Alvy area of Tyler County. He relocated to the Huntington area during his college years and then to Wayne, WV. He was employed as a court social worker with the Youth Services Division of the Kanawha County Department of Health and Human Resources. In addition to his wife, Tara Cassidy Glover, of Wayne, he is survived by his parents Kenneth and Genieva (Tingler) Glover of Jacksonburg, WV; his sister and brother-in-law, Shannon and Matthew Smith of Jacksonburg; two nieces and one nephew, Bailey, Kenna and Eilas Smith of Jacksonburg; His maternal grandparents, Forest and Blanch Tingler of Big Springs, WV, several uncles, aunts and cousins. His sister, Shannon adds ... "Todd was a brother of an unparalleled sort". Todd was a truly exceptional person, he was an outgoing, caring, giving and fun person who loved his family and friends and the work he was doing at DHHR. He will be sadly missed by all. Services were held Tuesday at The Furbee Funeral Home in Middlebourne. We, the family from Calhoun, would like to add that Todd was, and always will be, a light in our lives. People such as he, do not grace this world often. The light, happiness and joy, he brought to the lives of those who enjoyed his presence, can not be dimmed by death. He will live on in our memories and hearts. Todd was truly a special person. He will be missed. |
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