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Taylor County retired soldier turned lay minister to honor fallen veterans at Memorial Day Church Service

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GRAFTON, W.Va. — The rolling hills of Taylor County have long been a sanctuary for both the living and the dead, where the soft mountain mist often clings to the headstones of Wesley Chapel Cemetery.

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Taylor County retired soldier turned lay minister to honor fallen veterans at Memorial Day Church Service

GRAFTON, W.Va. — The rolling hills of Taylor County have long been a sanctuary for both the living and the dead, where the soft mountain mist often clings to the headstones of Wesley Chapel Cemetery.

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WV News broke the news on Tuesday, May 19, 2026.
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