Harold Amos Nottingham

Harold was born on March 11, 1949, at Nottingham, near Durbin. He was the son of the late Lester Amos Nottingham and Nelva Marie Simmons Nottingham.

Harold began working as an excavator operator, in northeastern Ohio, two summers before graduating from Green Bank High School in 1968 and continued that career path until retiring in 2019.

He enjoyed hunting and fishing, especially at home in West Virginia. He also enjoyed his motorcycle and his boat.

Harold is survived by a son, Daniel Tiedman, of North Royalton, Ohio, a daughter, Christine Buckley and her husband, Shawn of Eastlake, Ohio, a granddaughter, Paige Tiedman, stepgrandson, Lance Buckley and stepgranddaughter, Harley Buckley. Also surviving are four sisters, Frances Rider and husband, Doug of Marlinton, Judy Matheny and husband, Jerry of Durbin, Debra Thornton and husband Wayne, of High Point, North Carolina; and Roberta Shreve of Morgantown. Additionally, one niece, five nephews, 10 great-nieces and two great-nephews survive.

Harold had donated his body to science. No services were held.

“We have mourned Harold’s death and now we celebrate his life.”