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BETTY B CLOUD
May 12, 2015
BETTY B CLOUD AGAIN ON MAY 12, 2015 TUESDAY I LOVE MY FAMILY VERY MUCH CLOUD HEIRS YOU ARE TOPS! LOVE ONE ANOTHER AND BEKIEVE IN GOD YOU WILL SURVIVE. THEY CAN'T TAKE AWAY THE LOVE! THE TITLE OF MY BOOK DEDICATED TO MY SISTER MRS DOROTHY LOUISE CLOUD OLIVER (DOT) ALSO TO THE REST OF MY FAMILY THERE WERE ELEVEN OF US 6 GIRLS AND 5 BOYS DEADY WORKED IN THE COAL MINES UNCLE JOHN TOOK CARE OF ALL OF US HE WAS UNCLE JOHN TO EVERY BODY GOD HOW I MISS HIM! there ARE ONLY 3 OF US LEFT NOW! SHIRLEY CLOUD MARTIN, ROBERT H CLOUD, AND ME BETTY B CLOUD BIGGIE WAS OUR ROCK WE CALLED HER BIGGIE BECAUSE WE COULDN'T SAY BIG MAMA! I REMEMBER THE ROGERS.SNELLS RHINEHARDTS, THE KEMPS THE WALKERS THE ANTHONYS,THE PONDEXTERS,THE BRADFORDS,DO ANYONE OUT THERE REMEMBER THE CLOUDS?????
Betty Cloud
February 2, 2011
For all of you who have people that worked in the coal mines and still are, My prayers go with you from all walks of life; "I Too Am A Coal Miners Daughter"
Life is hard enough" Living and Devastating From Death",but if you believe in the "Good Lord"half the battle is won! and Always remember We Loved Them Dearly,but God Loved Them Best!For He Gave His "Only"Begotten Son
No Love Is Greater Than That!There Is No Greater Love!I'M 65 YEARS OLD NOW
I'VE SEEN THEM COME AN GO. LAYLAND WEST
VIRGINIA WILL ALWAYS BE HOME TO ME.
BUT LIFE GOES ON!
SINCERELY YOURS
BETTY B CLOUD
[email protected]
AKA (TICK OF WV) 2/02/11
BETTY CLOUD
January 16, 2011
MY FATHER MR RUBEN CLOUD MARRIED TO MRS CALLIE RUDOLPH CLOUD WAS A COALMINER IN LAYLAND WV I WAS BORN IN LAYLAND WV ALSO ELEVEN OTHERS WERE .
SO IF ANYONE REMEMBERS US MY E-MAIL IS:
THERE ARE ONLY 3 OF US LEFT SHIRLEY, ROBERT& ME BETTY.MAMA DIED IN 58, DEADY DIED WHEN I WAS 21 YEARS OLD
UNCLE JOHN'S GONE TO
TOO.THERE WERE 11 OF US MRS DORA LEE CLOUD,JONES MR JAMES(FRANK)F CLOUD,MRS BARBARA ANNE CLOUD HARVEY, MS ALMA (BUBBIE)YVONNE CLOUD,MRS DOROTHY (DOT)LOUISE CLOUD,OLIVER MR CHARLES EDWARD (ED) CLOUD MRS SHIRLEY(BIG 6) CLOUD MARTIN MS BETTY B(TICK)CLOUD MR SAMMIE LEE CLOUD MR ROBERT (ROBBY)HENRY CLOUD
WE MOVED TO BALTIMORE MD WHEN I WAS 9YEARS OLD. I'M 64 UNTIL 1/26/1946
WE KNEW THE ROGERS, THE SNELLS, THE WALKERS, THE KEMPS,THE BRADFORDS,THE POINDEXTERS,THE ERKCHARTS THE ANTHONYS AND MAMA LAUREL LOREAN R, HELEN S SO IF ANYONE OUT THERE REMEMBERS US MY E-MAIL IS:[email protected]
WE HAVE A HOME IN BECKLEY WV.
Frank and Maddy Delaney
October 22, 2010
My husband and I have been singing some of Hazel Dickens songs about early coal mining disasters. We have been deeply touched by the horrendous loss of lives in the mines over the years, including the Sunshine Mine disaster here in our area.....Idaho. Our hearts and prayers go to the families of these two recent miners killed in West Virginia.
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CJ -
September 4, 2010
my thoughts are with you and the rest of the west virginia coal miners and youre familes bro i wish you the best
Christopher Riley
September 4, 2010
me soon be taking classes to become a miner it is coal that keep power to day and god bless our miners
April 10, 2010
My thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of the miners in Southern WV. May God be with you at this difficult time. You all are in our prayers.
DDM, Northern WV
bob & bonnie abney
April 9, 2010
our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Diane Griffith
April 9, 2010
My prayers and love are with you all, I have the warmest memories of WV, and the kind hearted friendly people I met.I just want you to know that a family in MI prays for you all, and sends you love and courage. Diane Griffith
Quinn
April 8, 2010
Prayers and sympathy for the families and co-workers. I have known miners in my lifetime... they were some of the most blessed and hospitable people I have known... I thank all miners for their sacrifice and hard work, for without them this country would certianly parish.
Beth
April 8, 2010
Thank You all for the blessings you give to me each day. The warmth of electric heat on a cold winter night, the bright light that I turn on when a room is dark. The meal I cook on an electric stove, my favorite t.v. show I watch each night. May God Bless All the Families of these West Va. Coal Miners, who have now gone home to be with the Lord. May every coal miner across this land be safe. These are lives that make a difference for all of us each day.
Toni Katsiotis
January 18, 2010
My Grandfather was a miner, lived in the Junior area, and worked all around the state during his life's career as a coal miner. I pray for your lost loved ones, and families. I support, and lobby for a national "Coal Miners" day; it is well deserved. May God Bless each of you, and keep you safe in the years to come.
December 1, 2009
mike turpin
Matthew McGuire
November 7, 2009
Deepest condolences.
Faith Bennett
September 29, 2009
GOD BLESS OUR COAL MINERS LUV YA FOR DOIN THE HARD WORK AND ALWAYS IN OUR THOUGHT TOO
Carrie Adkins
April 24, 2009
God Bless this family and all our coalminers.
Jeffery Hatfield
March 2, 2009
I don't know this brave man, but I pray for his family and wish the best for all who were touched by his presence.
tammy sanford(marks)
February 2, 2009
god bless our miners. they are the backbone of this country. i come from a long line of coal miners and i am proud of each and everyone. i grew up in oceana but graduated from glen rogers high school in 1982.
god bless everyone
matt mitchell
August 13, 2008
god bless all our underground miners
Lindsay Williamson
August 8, 2008
My family has been coal minning for four generaions on both sides of my family. However, I never fully understood the danger and bravery of a coal miner until I married one. The thought of loosing my daddy or my husband scares me to no end. I try to remember that God knows that they arent tempting fait, they are simply making a living for their family, and that he will protect them. Some nights it is hard to keep that faith. But as dangerous as that job is, my heart swells with pride to know that they do a job that few other men could do. And we families have a special kind of faith that few others have. So to the miners and to the families who have paid the ultimate cost of loosing a loved one....you forever have my respect, my gratitude and my prayers. God bless you
Mary Clark
April 24, 2008
Always in our thoughts and prayer
Maryann Carter
February 20, 2008
I am so sorry for your loss.My grandfather,Jack Gilliam was a miner in West Virginia.I did not get to know him as he passed away in the 1930's from Black Lung Disease.I have many fond photos that my dad has given me of him and the stories of hardships and happy times. These men were and are all very hard workers. God bless you all.
Shirley DeMyers
January 21, 2008
Sorry for your LOSS
Barbara A Huffman-HolbrookBrown
November 26, 2007
As we approach the end of 2007 and the holiday season, let us not forget our coal miners and their families in our prayers. I was raised a 'coal miners daughter' in Lyburn, WVa (now in SC) and know of the good & bad times they go through from day to day..I,too, have lost several loved ones to the coal mines and will always feel close to that industry...My best wishes to all. Barbara Huffman-HolbrookBrown
Priscilla La`Wright
November 17, 2007
God Bless, Your Family Is In My Prayers.
mickey hartzog
October 4, 2007
god help the families who loved ones lives have been cut short by the coal mines and be with the coal miners who go down in the mines every day to make our lives better
Pamela Thomas
September 27, 2007
I have no kin associated with coal mines but I have always admired and felt for men who go down into the pit.I empathise with the wives and families of those brave hard working men who have been lost in this back breaking necessary industry.
My prayers and thoughts are with you.
William Gillespie
September 26, 2007
God bless! You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Adrienne Holloway
September 4, 2007
Your family are in my prayers.
God Bless
Vasili Glimidakis
August 27, 2007
Dear Families of the Miners,
I am sorry for your loss. God bless them and their families.
Tammy Scott
August 9, 2007
I am very sorry for your loss. My husband, Paul worked with Elvis and Don and it has been difficult for everyone who knew them. God Bless each and every coalminer and their families!
brian and beckie foster
July 22, 2007
We would just like to say to the familys of the lost miners, we are very sorry for your losses, they may not be with you in body, but they will always be with you in spirt, and they are up above whatching over there familys.
god bless
VIRGIL AKERS
July 7, 2007
PLEASE ACCEPT MY DEEPEST SYMPATHIES
Debbie Aguilar
July 2, 2007
I am so very sure of how hard it is to continue on in life with the loss of a love one. It hurts deep inside where you never ever thought you could have feelings. Everyone says time heals the pain. I can say it does. But you never forget the loss. I pray for the familes for the Grace that is needed to carry on and know that God is in waiting for each and every one of us.
Paublo Alexandro
June 30, 2007
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Robert Kozina
June 16, 2007
I'll never forget!!
summer lawernce
June 12, 2007
Ellery Elvis Hatfield ILove You Paw and I miss you love summer
Charles Levens
June 9, 2007
When I was 5 years old in 1943,
I lost my Dad and two uncles in
w.w. 2 all within a span of 32 days,
The pain never goes away,
I know the pain in you hearts, And the void in your life that can never be filled:
God bless you all and your loved ones that have gone on before You.
Savannah Crouse
June 3, 2007
In Loving Memory of Our Coal Miner (Ellery Elvis Hatfield)
I don't know why you had to leave us,
I was just getting to know you.
Some people think their heart is really broke,
but if they could have been with me and mom
that night we were so blue.
We just couldn't accept it,
In our hearts it just wasn't true.
That phone call tore our hearts out,
we cried for so long.
Life seems so unfair,
it's like a sad ole song.
Here lately you're on my mind alot,
and I really miss you.
You were a dad to me,
and I could never forget you.
Elvis, you'll live forever in my heart,
and I know you're always in Sweetie's too!!!!
WE LOVE YOU KING
Ellery Elvis Hatfield 3/10/59 - 1/19/06
Ryan, Christy, -N-Camron Sowards
May 22, 2007
Daddy,
Things are so hard without you here but you are and will always have that special place in our hearts. There is not one day that goes by that we don't think, talk,or cry over you. The baby talks about you all the time. I never thought the day would come that I would have to talk to a stone but we love you more than life and we miss you so very much. You are and will always be our HERO! I don't know why you had to go before you got to share our lifes with Camron and Lakin but I never question God. I know he had better plans for you! I know one day I will get to see you again. I miss all the long talks we had and the times we shared together. They were all so special and they will always be in the front of my brain. You are the greatest man I ever knew!
We Love and Miss you,
Junk, Christy,and your Boss Hogg
Ellery Elvis Hatfield
Gary Webster
May 21, 2007
God bless the families that has lost there family in the coal mines.My Prayers are with you.
mickey hartzog
May 8, 2007
god bless our coal miners my heart goes out to all the coal miners families who have lost their lives may god always bring you comfort
Eric Conley
February 2, 2007
As a coal miner, I am very much aware of the risks and dangers that can occur at any given time. I have worked underground in Logan and Mingo county, and although I personally have'nt seen but one major inncedent,I sure felt the pain that the family was enduring. Coal mining is a heartless job, but still, it's a decent provider for a man's family. My sympathy and understanding goes out to anyone-anywhere when the worst happens. May each miner at every mine pull each shift together as teams, brothers and friends!!!
Amanda Davis
January 19, 2007
I am very sorry.
Beverly Kennedy
January 16, 2007
Dad you are sadley missed and I love you. Life isn't the same without you. We think of you all the time and we will never forget you. Summer and mom misses you so bad but god called you home. Hopefully one day we will meet again in heaven. Bubby cries over you all the time. We miss the good oh days we had together.Holidays are not the same anymore because your not here with us and Christmas was sad because you were not here and we had nobody to give out the presents. But we have to go on its hard We love you dad. Bev,mom summer, john, des.
MIKE & JERI Bunting
December 29, 2006
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Leah Luptak
December 29, 2006
God is with us all, especially in times of tragedy. We do not know or understand his will sometimes, but we must accept it and believe in it. For he will guide us and protect us always.
My family has a long history of mining in Logan County. We pray for each of you that you may find strength in the word and comfort in his love.
Vivian Caudill
December 12, 2006
To the families of the miners in West Virginia, Please know that you have my Deepest Sympathy, I to, lost my Husband this past February in a mining accident in KY. I know the pain and agony of losing a loved one. Just wanted to let you all know I am thinking of you.
KC Schmidt
October 22, 2006
I am new at underground mining but I do know that the loss of life in any means is nonsense. I pray for all the familys of the lost miners of this very tragic year. Every time I get to the bottom I think of what it may have been like for the men that didnt see day light again. May the familys of these men have peace in there lives as the know that there loved ones are looking down. It takes a difrent breed of humans to go underground, and also for the wives,girlfriends,and family members who wonder day in and day out if they will see there precious loved ones again. These mens legacies will always be on the mind of the souls that enter there portal day in and day out. So thank you and god be with you cause I know you are watching all of us from heaven and protecting us.
robert hawkins
October 17, 2006
I Worked with both miners and i think of them ever morning when i kiss my wife and wave and tell her see you this evening hoping and praying i will. i loved those two men. miss them every day but mining is just a way of life for me. ill pray for all my brothers that spend half there life in a place where they will be laid some day under the ground where we feel at home.
Ryan Heltman
October 16, 2006
I am origionally from Logan county, and have a very large family history in the mines....I now work in the very same place that I swore that I would never work. I have found a bond with the men that I work with, a kinship that cannot be explained, nor duplicated anywhere...I have been a soldier, a firefighter, a father.....nothing compares to the bond that cements coal miners together....the laughter, the tears, the joy and the pain that we all share every day(or night, as the case may be)...I have never been prouder to call these men my friends, and more importantly, my family. My prayers go out to the families of the lost men, and I want them to know that they are in our hearts and minds every night when we go underground...a miner lost is a brother lost......God Bless.
cleveland trower
September 15, 2006
To all'
I am very sorry about the lost of are brothers I feel the lost states away see I to was a coal mines for 8 yrs in clarksburg, wv and I know the dangers but I thank GOD for being with me I also Know that GOD is with the family in there time of need.
May GOD bless all mines and there family, GOD BLESS you all my brothers!!!!!!!!!!!!
Leslie Cheatham
August 10, 2006
My whole family worked in the mines all over McDowell County. I know the hurt and wondering if they will come home at night. Thank God my father was able to come out and retire after 33 years. My father is only 55 but his lungs are that of an 85 year old. I Love everything about a coal miner and if I had not been born a female, I would be working the mines right now. God Bless Everyone!!!
Jennifer
July 30, 2006
I love the coal miners of West Virginia because my dad was one. They give their lives everyday for the ones that they love. No one knows what hard work is until you go inside a big black hole for 8 or 12 hours. God blessed West Viginina coal mining families with the best men in the world (COAL MINERS.)
LORI GORE
July 7, 2006
I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.
June 16, 2006
May God bless you all. Randell you are a hero to speak for all the other co-workers, who were more your family members, than friends.
May God bless all. I grew up in a little coal mining town. I had family members who were coal miners.
I remember watching the mine operations insteading of paying attention to my teachers in school.
I appreciate everything you do. It are the coal miners who keep America going.
Thanks to ALL the coal miners for your extremely hard work.
julie "Farley" johnson
June 10, 2006
my heart goes out to you and your famile, god bless you, the sprit of your familey will be with us always
Carol Graham
May 31, 2006
To the Family and Friends ... I'm am so terrible sorry for your loss... God be with you all...
kristen and david Krysmalski
May 26, 2006
my condolences gose out to everyone who lost a loved to the coal mines.god bless you all. your in my prayers. i have loved ones in the mine a brother and cousin and a husband tring to get into one. so lets pray for all of are miners.
clint spry
May 13, 2006
I am a new red hat, I am from a long family of miners so i know the hurt, My father is in critical condition and probably wont last thru the month of june, 2006 he is a disabled coal miner from logan wva. i hope to follow in this tradition. god bless and be safe.
Michael Whitlatch
May 13, 2006
My family comes from Long line of miners , i to have been trying to get into the mine. i pray and weep for the miners and the family's may the lord keep them in his care !
Phyllis Ann Workman/Wisham
April 16, 2006
I may have just found this, but it doesn't mean I wasn't with you each moment in my heart and prayers... My dad Orval Workman was a coal miner, I remember the good and bad times, I have often heard him Sing, It is as Dark as a Dungeon way down in the mines,.. even as a child I knew how it must have felt...but his favorite psalm was Psalms 23, that is what was read at his funeral , when he died of Black Lung.... The Song I sang was There Is Peace in the Valley For Me..... God bless each and everyone , Here and Gone On, They will be waiting for us, If we just hold on....Phyllis Ann Workman /Wisham :[email protected]
Patricia Biller
April 10, 2006
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
eddie parker
April 7, 2006
i'm a hard rock miner in nc we are all one big family.no words can take away your pain.keep looking to heaven,and one day we'll all be together again at the right hand of god.
Jenni Fuller
April 5, 2006
Some of us truly know what you went through and what you are going through now. I lost a husband 30 years ago in a mine explosion. I was 24 with a 22 month old baby. You don't ever forget but life does go on. You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Tonya & Cortney Harris
April 2, 2006
Our thoughts and prayers are with the many lives that were lost, and also with thier families and loved ones that were left behind.
Babs Brilliantine
March 31, 2006
God Bless! A loss is never easy...my condolences to those who grieve today.
Kerri Hagerman
March 30, 2006
My husband is a coal miner, and it scares me when I hear things about the mines. My prayers go out to everyone who has a loved one underground.
Catha Neal Kauffman
March 24, 2006
My Dad was a coal miner. I can relate to your pain. My heart goes out to all of you. My Dad died because of the mines. May God comfort you and I love y'al. Your friend. Love Catha
Judy Neal Steiner
March 23, 2006
My Daddy was a West Virginia coal miner and died because of the mines. It is sad to lose a loved one knowing he didn't have to die. You all are in my prayers and I pray the Lord will shower you with many blessings!
Kay Nelson
March 22, 2006
What can one say? The pain and hurt HAS to be unbearable. Who can I point you to? Our Father in Heaven who has a perfect plan. Though we don't understand a lot of things here...we will understand it all in the hereafter. We must live with the hope of seeing our loved ones again in the eternity with the Lord. We must walk and talk as Christ, so that hope will become a reality in the end. God Bless You, and all your family and friends.
Diana Allen
March 22, 2006
I would like to let you know that I know what you are feeling when you lose a loved one. It is heart wrenching not only for you but for all who hear about it, I am a survivor of losing loved ones in a tragedy. My husband and 3 sons were killed in a townhouse fire in December of 1992 and I know that they are watching over me. Please remember if you feel a light touch upon your cheek that your loved one who has passed on is letting you know that they are there watching over you. May the Lord be with you and wrap His healing arms around you to ease the pain.
marie s
March 21, 2006
My prayers are still with all the familys that lost love ones in the coal mines..some of my family are coal miners also..God be with all of you and give you strength to go on ..Prayers are with all coal miners they are TRUELY BRAVE MEN
Charlottte Conley
March 20, 2006
I will keep all the families in my thoughts and prayers. West Virginia is my home and always will be. God Bless you all.
Eve Lynn Mounts
March 20, 2006
God Bless you all. You are in my heart & prayers.
Eve
Mary Brackenridge
March 19, 2006
Loving thoughts and prayers to the families of those who have given their lives
Peggy Cremeans
March 18, 2006
You are in my prayers and may God
continue to strengthen each and
everyone of you.
Lois Pauley
March 17, 2006
I know the heartbreak of losing someone dear to you. I lost a daughter in 2002 and my husband in 2004 to cancer.I know what it is to drag yourself out of bed each morning to face the day. I know what it is to face the nights with nothing but memories. But i also know the love of God and the comfort only He can give. I hope each and everyone of you know the LORD. Only He can heal a broken heart. My prayers are with you. Lois
Elizabeth McCoy
March 15, 2006
You are all in my thought and prayers. May god bless you!I Love You All!!
Leslie
March 15, 2006
May God watch over all of the miners and thier familes. My prayers go out to the families who have lost a member to tragic mining accidents.
debbie massey
March 15, 2006
I'M SO SORRY ABOUT ALL THE COAL MINERS.MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO EACH AND EVERYONE.
Catherine Elkins
March 15, 2006
May God watch our you all and Bless you everyday. my prays are with all of you
Doris Davis
March 13, 2006
You are all in my thoughts and prayers, my son works in the mines and I know that each day I ask our heavenly Father to watch out for him and all other coal miners. May God Bless and comfort each one of you.
Nicole Welch
March 13, 2006
I am so sorry for your loss! My dad works inside the mines in WV and I pray everyday that he makes it out at night. I could not imagine to go through what you had went through! Your family is in my thoughts and prayers! God Bless you!
darlene miller
March 13, 2006
our thoughts and prayers are with all of you!
Malina (Davis) Koockogey
March 13, 2006
Being from a little town in Boone Co. WV, this really touched home. My thoughts and prayers are with you and every miner in West Virginia. God Bless You and your family.
Suzanne Lovejoy
March 12, 2006
May God Bless the families of all the lost coal miners. My husband isn't a coal miner but his dad was for a very long time. Remember all our past, present, and future coal miners and pray to keep them safe each and every day they go to work in these mines. All our thoughts and prayers will be with all of you.
Karla
March 12, 2006
I'm so sorry for your loss. The world was crying right along with you as the story unfolded. May God Bless each one of you!
Patty
March 12, 2006
My Dad is a disabled coal miner. My husband and son both work in the same coal mine together. Keep them in your Prayers as I will keep all of yours in mine! God's Blessings on all the miners and their families!
Joe Daniels([email protected])
March 12, 2006
I live in the heart of the millon dollar coalfields. My dad and my uncles and cusens were coal miners and they lost there lives. I pray that the Good Lord will give each of you the comfort you need.
My deepest sympathy to all of you.
Terry Lee Righos
March 12, 2006
I think about all of you who are mourning the loss of loved ones. I think about you everyday. I'm so sorry for the pain you feel. May God grant you peace and serenity.
Julie Franks
March 9, 2006
Our thoughts and prays are with all the families..
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