SHEILA MOBLY McCUTCHEON CAR HIT IN PARKING LOT

 

Parking lot crazie T-bones Sheila Mobly McCutcheon’s car

Sheila Kay Mobley McCutcheon, Class of 1974, widow of Dorsey McCutcheon, also Class of 1974, was in her car that was T-boned in a Wal-Mart parking lot by a 20-year-old driver dashing through parking spaces.

Sheila told me:

“I did go to the ER right afterward. I did not go my ambulance. I knew I was shook up pretty good, so the ER at Ruby just monitored my blood pressure and pulse and oxygen level. I was there about 2 hours while I calmed down. I was extremely upset!”

No wonder!

She’s without a vehicle while the other driver’s insurance company tries to wiggle out of paying for the damage.

Her son, John Dorsey McCutcheon,  and his wife, Kimberly White McCutcheon,  bought the Morgantown home owned by Mike Oliverio, Class of 1954, after Mike and his wife passed away.

 

John and Kimberly gave Clarksburg native Sheila 5 grandchildren. Another son, James Allen McCutcheon, and his wife, Ashley Brady McCutcheon,  contributed 3 more so Sheila will be in the Lions and Grandchildren article once I assemble the words and photos which probably will take a couple of weeks.

Two of my favorite Monongah High alumni, Mary “Kitty” Ahouse Morrison and Sue Ahouse Schrader, along with their cousin, Joyce Ahouse Blake, were in an automobile accident on Mile 21 of I-78 in New Jersey.

All three wound up in the hospital emergency room.

Reports Kitty:

“Thanking God that we are alive and safe. Bruised and sore. Had cat scans and X-rays.

“Sue was driving and a car cut her off. We went across three lanes of traffic and hit a guardrail.

“Off-duty cop behind us said there wasn’t anything else Sue could have done. He said if she had slowed down he would have been involved. He called for help and stayed with us.

“Larry (Sue’s boyfriend Larry Konzelman) went to empty my car and his daughter Laura are here with us.

“We are sore but very, very lucky. Hopefully we will try to head home tomorrow in Sue’s car.

“Keep us in prayers, please and thank Whomever protected us.”

Kitty added:

“I have no idea how we crossed three lanes and not hit anyone else or got hit ourselves.”

Sue and Larry live in their Piscataway, New Jersey home when Sue isn’t in her Stoney Lonesome house or traveling around the country.

The three Ahouse women left Piscataway for the journey to West Virginia before the accident on the Interstate.

Kitty is Class of 1968. Sue is Class of 1971.

Their brother, Mike Ahouse, is 1985 North Marion graduate and a mailman living in Monongah. They have another brother, Henry Ahouse.

Cousin Joyce is a Doddridge County High grad who lives in Clarksburg. She is a widow.

Jenny Shaver

Jenny Shaver’s 
Jeep rear-ended

Jenny Shaver, a North Marion grad who lives in Monongah, with her vacation trip coming up soon, had her Jeep rear-ended.

“It doesn’t even look like I wrecked,” Jenny wrote. “But her car was a Toyota Tercel and it is torn up. Gotta love Jeeps!”

Jenny didn’t need this. 

She’s been battling cancer for more than a year. 

There was a raffle held in Monongah last year to help pay her medical bills. 

There’s Jenny’s Flock of supporters. 

And she is familiar with the WVU Cancer Institute.

Jenny’s sons are Steve Haught and Corbin Sypult. Heidi Sypult fits in there somewhere, too.

Ron Manzo’s daughter, grandson in auto accident 

The daughter and grandson of Ron Manzo, Class of 1969, were T-boned by a driver on Willowdale Road in Morgantown while Ron’s daughter was taking her son to his doctor appointment. The Manzo Kia rolled over.

Ron Manzo

Reports Ron: “Daughter is banged up a little; grandson is fine!”

Ron, married to Fairview High grad Janice Manzo, is a brother of Debra Manzo Vandetta, married to Monongah Mayor Greg Vandetta.

Janice works at Lakeside physical therapy and lives in Morgantown with Ron, who works at the Consol Energy Bailey mine. Janice and Ron both went to Fairmont State.