Zachary Blake Obituary
Zach lived a life that was filled with love, laughter, wisdom, and faith, never losing sight of the importance of staying positive and maintaining a hopeful spirit.
Zach was preceded in death by his brothers Brandon Webster Blake and Justin Cory Blake, his grandparents Mildred and Leroy Hall, and his grandmother Twila Blake.
He is survived by his mother Lisa (Tracy) Stevey of Moundsville, and his father Bruce (Kathleen Crabtree) Blake of Wheeling. In addition, Zach leaves behind his daughter Aaliyah Nichole Blake of Moundsville and his son Aden Jhon Blake of Bellaire, Ohio. Zach will also be remembered by his brother Bruce L. (Bonnie) Blake of Moundsville; his step-brothers Kevin (Amanda) Blake and Derrick (Tina) Blake both of North Carolina; his step-brother Dakota Blake of Wheeling; and his step-brother Zachary (Johnna) Stevey and step-sister, Alicia (Ricky Britton) Stevey, both of Moundsville.
Family and friends will be received Tuesday, January 2, 2024 from 2 – 4 pm & 6 – 8 pm and Wednesday, January 3, from 12 pm until time of services at 1 pm at CARE Funeral and Cremation Services, 1500 Second St., Moundsville.
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