Military graveside honors for Bobby Lee "Hoot" Holland, 73, were held at Loving Cemetery. Mr. Holland lived most of his life in Graham. A 1950 graduate of Graham High School, he was a state qualifier in the 440 sprint relay team and a member of the football team. Mr. Holland served in the US Marine Corps, earning the Korean Service Medal, United Nations Medal, and National Defense Service Medal. Mr. Holland was a member of First Baptist Church and prepared meals for the Monday Morning Men's Prayer Breakfast. He traveled with the River Ministry on mission trips. Mr. Holland retired from Hexcel Corp. Survived by his wife of 21 years - Georgia Holland; one daughter - Lynda Spring; one son - Roger Holland; three step-sons; three grandchildren; one step-grandson.
The Graham Leader
September 22, 2004
The Graham Leader
September 22, 2004
Military graveside honors for Bobby Lee "Hoot" Holland, 73, were held at Loving Cemetery. Mr. Holland lived most of his life in Graham. A 1950 graduate of Graham High School, he was a state qualifier in the 440 sprint relay team and a member of the football team. Mr. Holland served in the US Marine Corps, earning the Korean Service Medal, United Nations Medal, and National Defense Service Medal. Mr. Holland was a member of First Baptist Church and prepared meals for the Monday Morning Men's Prayer Breakfast. He traveled with the River Ministry on mission trips. Mr. Holland retired from Hexcel Corp. Survived by his wife of 21 years - Georgia Holland; one daughter - Lynda Spring; one son - Roger Holland; three step-sons; three grandchildren; one step-grandson.
The Graham Leader
September 22, 2004
The Graham Leader
September 22, 2004
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