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      Obituary
    
    
    Winifred Arlene Andrick 
    (December 23, 1925 - November 12, 
    2016)
     
    
      
     
    Winifred Arlene Andrick, 90, of 
    Huntington, WV passed away on November 12, 2016 at the Woodlands Health Care 
    in Huntington, WV. She was born December 23, 1925 at Walker in Wood County, 
    WV, the daughter of the late Herbert F. and Catherine A. Newbanks. She 
    graduated from Parkersburg High School and The Mafredi Modeling Academy in 
    Cleveland, OH. There, she modeled for fashion accounts and a weekly 
    television show. Career photos appeared in Life magazine and the Avisco 
    News. Arlene and George moved from Cleveland to Huntington in 1947. After 
    coming to Huntington, she was named coordinator and instructor of modeling 
    for the Mademoiselle magazine fashion shows at The Anderson Newcomb Company 
    held annually in conjunction with Mademoiselle Magazine for college 
    students. She also conducted Beauty Workshops for Seventeen Magazine at 
    Stone and Thomas department store. She has always been involved in community 
    affairs. She was active in the PTA during elementary school years and served 
    as President of Gallaher School PTA. She has been a volunteer at The 
    Huntington Museum of Art for many years. She served as General Chairman of 
    the second Open Door Campaign and as a member of the Board of Trustees. 
    Arlene was an active supporter and member of the YMCA, including Chairman of 
    the Annual Membership Drive and President of the Y-Riverside Swim Team 
    Boosters Club. She was the first women to serve as a member of the YMCA 
    Board of Directors and served as a member of the YMCA Advisory Board. In 
    2006 she was awarded the Flo Stone Service Award and in Past Service Award 
    in 1975. Arlene is a Golden Life member of The Woman’s Club of Huntington 
    serving in various offices over the years. She was Chairman of the Junior 
    Department 1959-60. She was in the pioneer group of volunteers at Cabell 
    Huntington Hospital. A past member of the Ivy Club, The Square Dance Club, 
    The Huntington Cabell Republican Woman’s Club, served two years on the board 
    of ARTS Resources for the Tri-State. She is a member of the Fifth Avenue 
    Baptist Church, PEO Chapter 1, and the Huntington Rose Society. Arlene is 
    preceded in death by a sister, Eileen Roberta Buckanan of Winfield, WV. She 
    is survived by her husband of 71 years, George R. Andrick, former General 
    Manager of WSAZ Television 3. She is also survived by two sons, Dr. Jett S. 
    Andrick and his wife Lynn of Knoxville, TN and Todd F. Andrick and wife Beth 
    of Cummings, GA; Four grandchildren, Alyssa Ray Acree (William B. III) of 
    Atlanta, GA, Leah Arlene Gerken (Adam) of Maryville, TN, Nicholas N. Andrick, 
    Rachael Virginia Andrick of Cummings, GA; Five great grandchildren, Drew 
    Katherine Gerken, Jack Joseph Gerken, William B. Acree IV, Elizabeth Jett 
    Acree and Julia Rae Acree; one sister, Maxine Doak and husband Harold of 
    Boaz, WV; two nieces, Kathy Laws of Mechanicsville, VA and Candice Booth of 
    Winfield, WV. Funeral service will be held at Noon, Tuesday, November 15, 
    2016 at Klingel-Carpenter Mortuary by Rev. James H. Morgan. Friends my visit 
    from 11 until service time. There will be a celebration of life at The 
    Woodlands from 2-4 pm. Memorials may be directed to the Marshall University 
    Foundation for the George R. Andrick Scholarship Fund, Hospice or the 
    Huntington Museum of Art. 
    
      
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