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Mallory Nichole
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Eades
1983 - 2024
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Obituary for Mallory Nichole Eades
It is with heavy and extremely saddened hearts that we announce the passing of Mallory Nichole Eades. She was born on April 15, 1983, in Gallipolis, OH, to the late Ernest and Diana (Wills) Eades. She passed away on Tuesday, January 2, 2024, in Boomer, WV at the young age of 40.
Malory was a graduate of Huntington Junior College with a degree in Stenography and briefly worked with the honorable Judge John W. Hatcher. Jr in Fayette County, WV as a court reporter. Later in life, she became a caregiver to both of her parents during their difficult battles with cancer. She was a free spirit who loved to laugh and brought so much joy to those who knew her. She was brilliant and kind and was the embodiment of bottled-up sunshine. Malory enjoyed crafting and painting and was a lover of music and fun! Her memory will be cherished always by her many friends and family who will never forget her happy soul.
Malory leaves behind to cherish her memory her sister, Tessa Ryan (Jason) Hypes; nieces Isabella Quinn Hypes and Elliott Oakleigh Hypes; uncles Stephen Eades, Kim (Kathy) Eades, and Rodney Wills; aunts Deborah (Robert Robson) Wills and Vicki Wills; as well as several cousins and extended family and friends who will miss her terribly.
It was Mallory's wish that there be no formal services in her honor, but instead to have cremation arrangements with a scattering of the cremains at a later date. A celebration of Mallory's life will be scheduled for later in the summer of 2024.
O’Dell Funeral Home in Montgomery is in charge of arrangements. Expressions of sympathy can be sent at www.odellfuneralhome.com
Malory was a graduate of Huntington Junior College with a degree in Stenography and briefly worked with the honorable Judge John W. Hatcher. Jr in Fayette County, WV as a court reporter. Later in life, she became a caregiver to both of her parents during their difficult battles with cancer. She was a free spirit who loved to laugh and brought so much joy to those who knew her. She was brilliant and kind and was the embodiment of bottled-up sunshine. Malory enjoyed crafting and painting and was a lover of music and fun! Her memory will be cherished always by her many friends and family who will never forget her happy soul.
Malory leaves behind to cherish her memory her sister, Tessa Ryan (Jason) Hypes; nieces Isabella Quinn Hypes and Elliott Oakleigh Hypes; uncles Stephen Eades, Kim (Kathy) Eades, and Rodney Wills; aunts Deborah (Robert Robson) Wills and Vicki Wills; as well as several cousins and extended family and friends who will miss her terribly.
It was Mallory's wish that there be no formal services in her honor, but instead to have cremation arrangements with a scattering of the cremains at a later date. A celebration of Mallory's life will be scheduled for later in the summer of 2024.
O’Dell Funeral Home in Montgomery is in charge of arrangements. Expressions of sympathy can be sent at www.odellfuneralhome.com