Mary Turner King

Luggum was a true image of a 'sweet-heart'. Always cheerful, laughing and an inspiration on how to live a good life. She made all those around her better, including me. Still seems like yesterday when she, Rene, Janey and I were laughing 'til tears flowed. We're all very privileged to have known her and call her 'friend'.

Phil Richardson

Never ever heard her say anything negative. Always cheerful and laughing. I enjoyed many lighthearted and humorous moments with her and our dear friends Rene and Janey. Doesn't seem like 10 years ago she left this world. She lived her life like we all should strive to. A truly unique gift, gone too soon.

I just wanted you to know we are thing of you all during this difficult time. Luggum, has left behind a thousand moments that will live on in your hearts forever....

To Luggam's Family:
Although we have never met, I needed to let you know that I am thinking of each of you. I know you have suffered a terrible loss. Luggam and I worked together for many years at Appalachian Power, and I was fortunate to be able to call her a dear, dear friend. Luggam and I were very close, but time and life takes it toll, and we had not seen each other for a long time. We ran into each other last year and it was like we had we had never lost contact with each other. ...

No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.

I was so shocked to hear this past Sunday night when I got a phone call from a friend that Luggum had passed away. Luggum was one of my dearest friends and I will always remember her and the good times we had together many years ago. I worked with Luggum at H.O. Canfield Co. in Iron Gate and then I would often be a guest in her home. I loved her, her Dad & Mom and shared many different times there with them in their home in Clifton Forge. I will never forget that Luggum & I both quit our...

I knew Luggum many years ago before children and adulthood took us different ways. I shared her sorrow when she lost beloved parents and I share your sorrow at her passing. If ever a woman was a Christian, it is Luggum. God speed. Rejoice knowing that she lived her entire life preparing for eternity.
Ann Kincaid, Raleigh, NC

It was a blessing to have known Luggum as a co-worker and more importantly as a faithful friend. My heartfelt sympathy for the loss of this dear person who was an inspiration to everyone who knew her.

I would like to extend my heartfelt sympathy to you during this difficult time. Luggum was a very nice person and will be missed deeply. May God Bless You!