My sincere condolences to Juanita’s family. I did Mrs. Post’s taxes for several years. She epitomized a lady of true grace. Always friendly and gracious. I enjoyed having the opportunity to meet her.
Richard Trent
So very sorry for your loss. I always called her Mre. Post. She was a wonderful neighbor and friend to my parents, Tom and Mayme Woody. She was a great lady that was always kind to me. Thoughts and prayers from Connie Rice
My heart goes out to those she left behind. It will be so sad to not look up on the hill and see her sitting on the porch or see her light shining. Prayers for all
Tom & Shelia
Dear family, so sorry for your loss. Juanita was a great neighbor and friend. I enjoyed talking and cutting here grass when I was young. She really loved being out in the yard. I will miss her. God bless you.
I remember spending a lot of time at her house as a kid helping in her yard, shoveling her driveway, and talking to her about life’s adventures. I’m sure I was an annoying little kid but she always welcomed me and was always so kind. She was a gem and a core memory for me. Much love to her family.
Oh those great A&P days!! We worked but we had lots of fun. Most of our group is gone now but those memories will be ours forever. As we used to say "Until tomorrow or the next!" Belinda
I have many wonderful memories of the times spent with Aunt Juanita through the years. Our last get together was in 2017 when my wife, Barbara, and I visited Aunt Juanita in Buckhannon. We went out to the Heavener Cemetery to place flowers and then went out to dinner. We were surprised at the great appetite Aunt Juanita had and at the energy she still displayed at the age of 95. She will be sorely missed. John Sterling Arnold, Jr. (nephew) and wife Barbara.
We love you Aunt Neat! You were always so kind to us and made the best Christmas candy. The Heavenly reunion with your family must be so wonderful.
-Lesa & Richard Perrine and family
-Waneta Hamner and family
