Harold R. Reeves, married, Betty Lou McLeod on July 3, 1950. They had seven children: Harold Ray Reeves Jr., Emma Faye Hall, Diana Lynn Harvey, Betty Joan Packard, Thomas Edward Reeves, Jack Wayne Reeves, Dale Reita Rumph. Harold was the son of Homer & Hazel "Faye" (Gardner) Reeves. Harold's sisters; Betty "Joan" (Bernie) Lovell, Donna Linne (Richard) Trueblood, Carolyn Kay (Arnold), Woolsey and brothers: Sam (Elaine), Bobby Lynn (Ann) and Buddy Delbert (Joan). He had several grandchildren.
One grandson Harold Ray Reeves III, passed away on Oct. 22, 1993 from a gunshot wound and is laid to rest in the AuGres, MI. Sims/Whitney Cemetery.
Grandparents, Carolyn (Moore) and Samuel Buchanan Gardner, Carson and Tillie (Holder) Reeves
Place of services: Owen Chapel 4:00 P.M. Saturday Septemeber 5, 1987. Clergyman Rev. Larry Hibberts. Aggrangements by Owen Funeral Home.
Harold, lived in Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee, Kansas and Georgia during his life time. He worked as an auto mechanic most of his life. He played lead guitar in several different bands including one in Nashville, Tenn.
Harold, lost his battle with Lung Cancer
He served in the US Army
He was deeply loved by his family and is missed by so many that knew him.
Photo: Harold with wife Betty. July, 1987. Photo: Harold and Betty with six of their seven children. July, 1987.
Ref., Georgia Deaths 1919-1998, SSDI, Kentucky Birth Index 1911-1999
One grandson Harold Ray Reeves III, passed away on Oct. 22, 1993 from a gunshot wound and is laid to rest in the AuGres, MI. Sims/Whitney Cemetery.
Grandparents, Carolyn (Moore) and Samuel Buchanan Gardner, Carson and Tillie (Holder) Reeves
Place of services: Owen Chapel 4:00 P.M. Saturday Septemeber 5, 1987. Clergyman Rev. Larry Hibberts. Aggrangements by Owen Funeral Home.
Harold, lived in Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee, Kansas and Georgia during his life time. He worked as an auto mechanic most of his life. He played lead guitar in several different bands including one in Nashville, Tenn.
Harold, lost his battle with Lung Cancer
He served in the US Army
He was deeply loved by his family and is missed by so many that knew him.
Photo: Harold with wife Betty. July, 1987. Photo: Harold and Betty with six of their seven children. July, 1987.
Ref., Georgia Deaths 1919-1998, SSDI, Kentucky Birth Index 1911-1999
Harold R. Reeves, married, Betty Lou McLeod on July 3, 1950. They had seven children: Harold Ray Reeves Jr., Emma Faye Hall, Diana Lynn Harvey, Betty Joan Packard, Thomas Edward Reeves, Jack Wayne Reeves, Dale Reita Rumph. Harold was the son of Homer & Hazel "Faye" (Gardner) Reeves. Harold's sisters; Betty "Joan" (Bernie) Lovell, Donna Linne (Richard) Trueblood, Carolyn Kay (Arnold), Woolsey and brothers: Sam (Elaine), Bobby Lynn (Ann) and Buddy Delbert (Joan). He had several grandchildren.
One grandson Harold Ray Reeves III, passed away on Oct. 22, 1993 from a gunshot wound and is laid to rest in the AuGres, MI. Sims/Whitney Cemetery.
Grandparents, Carolyn (Moore) and Samuel Buchanan Gardner, Carson and Tillie (Holder) Reeves
Place of services: Owen Chapel 4:00 P.M. Saturday Septemeber 5, 1987. Clergyman Rev. Larry Hibberts. Aggrangements by Owen Funeral Home.
Harold, lived in Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee, Kansas and Georgia during his life time. He worked as an auto mechanic most of his life. He played lead guitar in several different bands including one in Nashville, Tenn.
Harold, lost his battle with Lung Cancer
He served in the US Army
He was deeply loved by his family and is missed by so many that knew him.
Photo: Harold with wife Betty. July, 1987. Photo: Harold and Betty with six of their seven children. July, 1987.
Ref., Georgia Deaths 1919-1998, SSDI, Kentucky Birth Index 1911-1999
One grandson Harold Ray Reeves III, passed away on Oct. 22, 1993 from a gunshot wound and is laid to rest in the AuGres, MI. Sims/Whitney Cemetery.
Grandparents, Carolyn (Moore) and Samuel Buchanan Gardner, Carson and Tillie (Holder) Reeves
Place of services: Owen Chapel 4:00 P.M. Saturday Septemeber 5, 1987. Clergyman Rev. Larry Hibberts. Aggrangements by Owen Funeral Home.
Harold, lived in Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee, Kansas and Georgia during his life time. He worked as an auto mechanic most of his life. He played lead guitar in several different bands including one in Nashville, Tenn.
Harold, lost his battle with Lung Cancer
He served in the US Army
He was deeply loved by his family and is missed by so many that knew him.
Photo: Harold with wife Betty. July, 1987. Photo: Harold and Betty with six of their seven children. July, 1987.
Ref., Georgia Deaths 1919-1998, SSDI, Kentucky Birth Index 1911-1999
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