Harold Hayden Hodge, 94, of
Marion died April 3, 2015,
at his home near Frances.
He served in the
U.S. Army at the
64th General Hospital during World
War II. He was a retired steel worker
and a member of
Emmaus Baptist Church.
Hodge is survived by his
wife, Alpha Ophelia Fuller
Hodge of Marion; six sons,
Mike (Vicki) Hodge of Florida,
Paul (Jeannie) Hodge of Indiana, Mark (Christine) Hodge
of Frances and Reg Hodge,
Tim (Hope) Hodge and Greg
(Carol) Hodge, all of Marion;
four daughters, Alfreda
(Wayne) Wheeler, Mildred
Hodge and Henrietta Ellington, all of Marion, and Brenda
(Tom) Farrow of Pennsylvania;
a sister, Mildred Matthews of
Missouri; a brother, Bruce
Hodge of Hobart, Ind.; 27
grandchildren; 38 great-
grandchildren; and two great-
great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death
by his parents, Asel B. and
Mary Edna Vinson Hodge; a
daughter, Wanda Hodge; five
brothers, Randal Hodge,
Oscar Vinson Hodge, William
Hodge, Wilbur Hodge and
Rawels Hodge; and a sister, Josephine Corey.
Funeral services with military rites were Tuesday in the
chapel of Boyd Funeral Directors in Salem with Rev. Tim
Burdon officiating. Burial was
in Owen Cemetery.
Source: The Crittenden Press, April 9, 2015. Used with permission.
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