Neil Shafer writes:

Dwight L Musser departed this earthly plane to continue the great journey on August 11, 2018.

He is survived by his loving wife of seventy years, Norma Lee (Bradley), four children; David (Janine), Marisa, Cynthia (Stan), Timothy (Sue); five grandchildren; and eightgreat grandchildren.

Dwight was born on May 10, 1926, in Plymouth, Indiana, during a brief ministerial posting of his father, Rev. J. C. Musser and wife Edna (Phillips), but his roots were deep andforever in the hills of West Virginia. Dwight spent his early years in Glenville and from there to Dunbar where he graduated from High School. He received two undergraduatedegrees from Morris Harvey College and his Master of History degree from Marshall University. Dwight, a World War II veteran, served in the US Air Force.

While serving overseas, Dwight became fascinated by the development and myriad manifestations of world-wide forms of currency. His teaching profession transformed into afull-time business selling foreign paper money and he is called, "the Father of World Paper Money Collecting." He became an expert in the field and contributed manyarticles to numismatic publications. In 1990, Dwight received the prestigious Numismatic Ambassador Award...

Dwight's primary intellectual pursuits were in American history and religious philosophy with an emphasis on the development of the various expressions of American Christianityas it emerged from the turbulent European experience.

To read Dwight's online obituary, see:
Dwight L. Musser(https://www.wvnews.com/obituaries/dwight-l-musser/article_0f86a312-a0ac-11e8-8ad5-5b88e573ae66.html)