Chuck Donnelly, general counsel of the United Mine Workers of America. (Courtesy photo)
"People like Chuck do not come along very often, and it hurts when they leave us," UMWA president Cecil Roberts said in a statement.
May 08, 2020 at 01:14 PM
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The longtime general counsel for the United Mine Workers of America labor union has died.
Charles “Chuck” Donnelly, 71, of Winfield, West Virginia, died on Wednesday, according to an obituary published Friday.
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