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Slain coal executive Bennett Hatfield will be buried this weekend in southern West Virginia.
His obituary says friends can visit the family at River Ridge Church in Charleston on Saturday evening.
The funeral will be Sunday afternoon at the Regional Church of God at Delbarton.
The 59-year-old will be buried at Mountain View Memory Gardens in Maher, where he was found dead Monday.
Police say two men charged in Hatfield’s death wanted to steal his vehicle and sell it.
Authorities say Hatfield was visiting his wife’s gravesite at the graveyard when he was shot and killed. His SUV was found nearby.
Twenty-year-old Anthony Arriaga and eighteen-year-old Brandon Lee Fitzpatrick are charged with first-degree murder.
Hatfield resigned last year as president and CEO of Patriot Coal.
