Nathan Facemire

Nathan Facemire was a member of the Richwood area community whose life was rooted in the small towns of Nicholas County, West Virginia. Public records and news reports identify him as a 44-year-old resident of Richwood. While the public record about Nathan’s private life is limited, the facts show he was part of a neighborhood community on Cheyenne Drive near Holcomb and was known locally as a neighbor in that area.

Small-town life in places like Richwood often centers on family, neighborliness and everyday routines — the things that give a person identity in their community. Nathan’s presence in local reporting and public notices places him among those who lived and worked in the region, connected by shared roads, families and long-standing local ties. He belonged to a community where people know one another by name and where relationships with neighbors and friends shape daily life.

The circumstances of Nathan’s death on August 26, 2026, are part of the public record and have been reported by local news and the West Virginia State Police. That loss has left family members and neighbors with grief and unanswered questions. For those who knew him, Nathan’s life was more than any brief public notice; it included the ordinary and meaningful moments of belonging to a place and people.

Because there is no published family obituary or funeral-home notice located that matches his full name and the exact date of death, details about Nathan’s family, work, hobbies, and personal stories remain private. This remembrance honors him as a real person in a community who mattered to others, and it acknowledges the limits of the public record while offering a place to reflect respectfully on a life cut short.