Waneta Snell:
CLASS OF 1950

Victory High SchoolClass of 1950
Clarksburg, WV
Clarksburg High SchoolClass of 1975
Clarksburg, WV
Linden Elementary SchoolClass of 1939
Clarksburg, WV
Waneta's Story
Life
Hi,......This is my Life....
I was born Waneta Louise Greaver in Hepzibah, West Virginia, Harrison County, on March 28, 1932. I'm third eldest child of Harry and Sarah May (Hess) Greaver. My Father, being a coal minor, we moved around quite a bit, wherever the mines took him. He passed away at age 52 on April 7,1942, leaving my mother a young widow of 38 with seven children to raise.
My mother was a widow indeed and raised us children in the Union Mission Church, which sat high on a hill in Summit Park/Despard area.
Most Of my early years were spent growing up in Despard, Summit Park area, and attended both the elementary and Junior High Schools.
We moved from that area when my oldest brother Charles, joined the Navy, and so with his allottment check, my mother was able to buy a home for us in Arlington Addition. There I finished my ninth Grade, and just prior to attending Victory High School, I married my late husband, Bob Snell. He was a truck driver, musician, song writer and poet. I dropped out of school to be a full time housewife and mother, but later continued my education.
Our union supplied us with six children.(They are among my photos in my profile.) My husband passed away on 07/01/82 and I was a young widow at age 50 with six children.
I continued my Education by attending night scho...Expand for more
ol and obtaining my High School Diploma. Then I attended a private College and got my diploma in Pre-Med. I went to work at our local Hospital as a Nursing Assistant, and worked one year and decided to further my Education in the Medical field.At age 43, I attended a local Technical School for Licensed Practical Nurses, and graduated with the class of 1975. I returned to my employment at the hospital with a title this time. (ha,ha) During my employment at the hospital, I received experience, qualifications, and skills that I needed to give my son Roger, the 24/7 care he needed, due to a severe head injury
he suffered in a motorcycle accident in November of 1972.
I terminated my job at the hospital and brought Roger home from an Extended Care Facility to care for him myself. I have given him round-the-clock care since bringing him home in 1976.
Currently, I run a Personal Care Home for the elderly, handicapped, and homeless veterans, which include my son Roger.
My hobies are deep Bible Study, writing poetry, and I used to play Guitar until rheumatoid arthritis twisted and distorted my finger joints which make it impossible for me to play guitar anymore.
You have now read a large portion of what I've done with my life since school days. God's blessings to everyone who reads my bio.
Waneta
Register for Free to view all details!
Yearbooks
Register for Free to view all yearbooks!
Reunions
Photos




















Register for Free to view all photos!


