A Sense of Values

Mayor Charles W. Mundy

Rupert, West Virginia

Shepherd’s Center of Greenbrier Valley

Community Service Award Honoree ~ 2006

The year is 1927. In the coalfields of western Virginia and southern West Virginia families scramble to earn their daily bread. In the wake of the Great Depression, the family of five-year old Charlie Mundy experiences a terrible loss – the untimely death of his father. In this time of want and grief, how does a young boy learn to become the man he became?   This is the story told in “A Sense of Values.”

“I think it comes from how we grew up.  He has all those ties in Tazewell… maybe when he came to Rupert it was just natural  to become a part of the community. “

Dr. Vivian Crane, Rupert, WV

“I just have a different sense of values. Things that don’t mean anything to some people, to me they mean a great lot.”

Charles W. Mundy, Mayor of Rupert, WV

               Producer:  B. J. Gudmundsson     Executive Producer:  Joan C. Browning

Run Time:  50 minutes

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