Gene Stephenson
Monday May 21, 2018 at
4:41 PM
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I am sadden to hear of Rhonda's passing, I have known her for many years.She was a great lady.
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Jeanann Leone
Sunday May 20, 2018 at
9:50 PM
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I was so saddened and shocked at Rhonda's passing. We had just visited with her a week before she went into the hospital. It was so nice meeting her mother who Rhonda wanted me to meet her because we shared the same birthday. She the Musical Director in a show I was in, "Company" presented by the Charleston Light Opera Guild. I am so blessed that my friends and I were able to have one last lovely day with her. I will always remember her. Blessings to her mother in the loss of her child.
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Janie Phillips Burdette
Sunday May 20, 2018 at
7:07 PM
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I'm so sorry! Rhonda was grwat 4-H friends with my brother David and me. In 1975 she played guitar at my wedding. I loved her!!
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Cathy Jackson
jackson_cat@hotmail.com
Sunday May 20, 2018 at
10:56 AM
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To me Rhondda was always bigger than life. I admired her so much. I find comfort in knowing that she lived her life to the fullest and did not waste a second of it. Rest in peace, dear one. Condolences and love to all that knew this wonderful lady and especially to her mother.
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Alane (Messner) Thomas
Saturday May 19, 2018 at
9:00 PM
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So sorry for your loss. I knew Rhonda through 4-H many years ago.
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Amanda Woodward
Friday May 18, 2018 at
8:23 PM
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Rhondda, I’ve been wrapping my head around things. I wanted to tell you Thank you. Thank you and Mary Crabtree for picking little chubby me at 8 years old to play multiple roles in Perils of Pinocchio at CCT. For casting me in Ichabod, Sleepy Hollow a year later and putting me in the type cast role I would end up playing into my 20’s. Thank you for telling my parents I should audition for CCP shows and then intern at CCP. You encouraged me to be a jack of all trades. To live and love every aspect of theater. How to own my big girl body on stage, but mostly you taught me love and passion for what set my life course. You allowed me to ask questions even up into my adult career. Always gracious to help me and guide me. My parents looked forward to your annual letter and my dad considered you a dear friend. You were a mentor and thespian I aspire to be.
Because of you, I chose my college, Mars Hill for their program with SART. You encouraged my move to NY. You were more than just my mentor. You helped make me who I am today.
Thanks for fostering so many of us kiddos we love you so much. We were blessed to get a piece of you.
Sing with the angels Mama, Ms. Rhondda.
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diann hayes
Friday May 18, 2018 at
9:13 AM
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Rhonda--Your life spanned further than any of us could imagine, yet, when you returned to Milton and West Virginia, we claimed you for our very own. Your musical abilities and theatre talent unsurpassed anyone I know, and I am so overjoyed that you were willing to share it with others. But, above and beyond that, you also were such a loving friend to so many as well.....myself included. May you now find the internal and eternal peace you have always longed for, my friend.
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Loren Mundstock
Friday May 18, 2018 at
7:12 AM
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To the family of Rhonda Wallace:
I knew Rhonda through her involvement with 4-H. She was a talented lady, who always had a smile and shared with others.
She will be missed!
My condolences to the family.
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Veronica Alford
Thursday May 17, 2018 at
9:50 PM
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I knew Rhhonda through 4=H and she always had a smile. Her mother was a Teacher at Culloden Elementry. My thought and Prayers go to the Famil.
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Barbara Dial Mager
Thursday May 17, 2018 at
5:15 PM
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Barbara, I am just devastated with the news of Rhonda's passing. There are no words. Just remember the many wonderful tomes spent with her, family, & friends. Big hugs & much love.
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Frank Racina
Thursday May 17, 2018 at
1:37 PM
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My deepest love and prayers are with Rhonda and her family.
One of the greatest influences in my early career with The Alpha Omega Players. On stage and in life she was an amazing woman and friend.
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Victor Anthony
Thursday May 17, 2018 at
1:19 PM
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Rhonda was a dear friend and colleague when we worked together at the Cumberland County Playhouse. Her talent was extraordinary, her laugh was one of the greatest I've ever heard and she was a truly beautiful human being. Love to all her friends and family from Gabriola, British Columbia.
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Jennifer Williams
Thursday May 17, 2018 at
12:19 PM
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Beautiful soul, you’ll be missed by so many.
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Kay and Sherry Lowther
Thursday May 17, 2018 at
10:23 AM
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Rhonda was our dear friend and sister in the Lord. I remember so well how she heard that I was being ordained one Sunday in 1997 and that she drove a long way just to be there. We love her, and were always awed by her talent and her outreach to "unreachables." Enjoy your reward in heaven, dear girl.
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Beth Nease
bnease3351@aol.com
Wednesday May 16, 2018 at
11:28 PM
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My dear friend of 40+ years who brightened the world and lives of everyone she met. Mrs. Wallace, my prayers are with you that God will wrap you in His arms of comfort and peace. Take your rest now, my wild & wonderful Rhondda Wallace.
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Pam Boggs
Wednesday May 16, 2018 at
7:32 PM
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My sympathy to Mrs. Wallace. I knew Rhonda from 4-H and she was a great inspiration to me. We met years ago—my parents were Gene and Evelyn Boggs from the Pendleton Camp of Gideon’s and thought warmly of you and your husband. I was surprised then to find you were also the mother of Rhonda. God’s comfort be with you.
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Rhonda Kay Wallace, 67, of Milton, W.Va., went home to be with her Lord on Tuesday, May 15, 2018. She was born on June 24, 1950 in Milton, W.Va., a daughter of Barbara Alene Angus Wallace and the late Forrest Wallace. She was a 1968 graduate of Milton High School and graduated from Marshall University with a degree in music and theater. She traveled with the Alpha & Omega Theater Group all over the country. She played Momma in Smoke On The Mountain and it was one of her favorite parts. She had a deep passion with music and could just play about any instrument and loved sharing her talent with others. Funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m. Sunday, May 20, 2018 at Wallace Funeral Home, Milton with Dr. Lisa Cain officiating. Burial will follow in White Chapel Memorial Gardens, Barboursville. Friends may visit from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, May 19, 2018 at Wallace Funeral Home, Milton. Online condolences may be expressed to the family at www.timeformemory.com/wallace.
