CUMBERLAND — Betty and Marshall Lee Ridgeley Sr. of Cumberland were honored recently on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. The celebration was given by their four children at Rocky Gap State Park, with family and friends in attendance.
The Ridgeleys were married July 20, 1958, at the Emmanuel Methodist Church, Cumberland.
They are the parents of four children, Mark Ridgeley, Vance Ridgeley, Cheryl Shibley and Karen Viney. They have 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
We want to thank our parents for the atmosphere of love in our home and for the values that were passed onto us and for sending us to church as children.
Dad, thank you for your sacrifice working out of town and Mom for always being there, making special meals, like gravy bread and fried potatoes.
And we love you too, Gram, Gramie, Grand, Memau, PapLee, Pap and Pappy. My Pap is my Pap and I will always love my Pap.
We love you!
From all the family.
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