On Tuesday, January 26, 2021 Wendell Warren Kaylor went to be with the Lord.  Wendell is survived by his wife Zelma Cremeans Kaylor.  They were a loving couple and were married for almost 72 years. He is the Father of 3 children Rhonda Wood (Rusty), Fred Kaylor (Cheryl) and Greg Kaylor (Connie).  He has 6 Grandchildren, Ryan Wood (Tracy), Adam Kaylor (Ashley), Daniel Kaylor (Tiffany), Garrett Kaylor (Brittni), Galen Kaylor (Erica) and Morgan Kaylor Roush (Matt).  He has thirteen Great Grandchildren Alex, Bret, Matt, Hayden, Mason, Logan, Reese, Riley, Britlyn, Easton, Emma, Ella, and Aleeah.

Wendell was preceded in death by his Mother and Father, Fred Kaylor and Lily Rickard Kaylor of Letart WV.   He was also preceded in death by four sisters, Valara McAllister (FL), Phyllis Miller (OH), Peggy Evans (VA), Carolyn Woods (OH) and three brothers Elroy (WV), Quinten (VA), and Robert Drexel (infant brother). He is survived by two sisters Mary Ann McCrady (Jim) (WV) and Jane Crow (Charlie (deceased) (WV).  He is also survived by many, cousins, nieces and nephews.

Wendell is a member of the New Haven United Methodist Church.  He was a 62 year member of the Masons, Clifton Lodge #23, a 50 year member of the Scottish Rite, a member of the Nemesis Shrine, and also a Member of the Order of Eastern Stars Mason Chapter # 157.  He was a retired member of the IBEW Electrical Union Local 317, Huntington WV.

Wendell and Zelma had a blessed life together.  For years they traveled in their motor home and spent the winters in Arizona.  They enjoyed antiquing, flea markets and wheeling and dealing all year long.

Wendell was a loving Father and a perfect "Pop-All".  He enjoyed his Family, he was a bright light to everyone not just his Family, if you knew him, you liked him.   He will be sadly missed.

Because of COVID a private Family Graveside Service will be held. We know that everyone would like to show their Love and Respect for him, and our Families and we would love to be with you, but we felt it would not be safe right now.  And if you knew Wendell, you know that he would not want to put anyone at risk.  Since there is no visitation, the Family is requesting in lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the New Haven Fire Department or New Haven United Methodist Church, Fairview Bible Church, St Paul Lutheran Church or the Ashton Baptist Church in his honor.

We would also like to extend a special "Thank You" to the entire staff at the Pleasant Valley Nursing Rehab Center for their dedicated and loving care for Wendell or "Pops" as they affectionately called him.