Harold Gene Cash was born on July 2, 1942 in Morning Star, Arkansas and passed away on September 3, 2012. He was the oldest child born to Haskell and Blanche Treat Cash, and was a big brother to Mike, who was ten years his junior. He was a Christian, having been baptized at the age of 16, and was an active member of the Marshall Church of Christ. He was a life long resident of Searcy County, a retired Marshall Volunteer Fireman, a former Marshall School Board Member and a devoted family man.
Harold was married for 36 years to Malinda Oliver Cash and was the father of two sons, Dac and Tracy; father-in-law to April and Calley; Papa to Lucas, Noah, Kohl and Jarret Paul (J.P.); Uncle to 10 neices and nephews; great uncle to 18 great nieces and nephews. He also leaves behind many cousins, family and friends.
Harold loved people and valued his life long friends. Hunting and fishing were his favorite ways to spend time with his boys and friends. He could light up a room with his stories and laughter. His sister-in-law once said, "Every family should have a Harold" and those of us who knew him will agree. He'll be missed for his comforting hugs and encouragement, for his advice and loyalty to his friends, for his unconditional love and support, for his loyalty to his friends, and for hie Butter Rolls, which he loved to share with his family and friends.
We are blessed to have been a part of his life.
Harold was married for 36 years to Malinda Oliver Cash and was the father of two sons, Dac and Tracy; father-in-law to April and Calley; Papa to Lucas, Noah, Kohl and Jarret Paul (J.P.); Uncle to 10 neices and nephews; great uncle to 18 great nieces and nephews. He also leaves behind many cousins, family and friends.
Harold loved people and valued his life long friends. Hunting and fishing were his favorite ways to spend time with his boys and friends. He could light up a room with his stories and laughter. His sister-in-law once said, "Every family should have a Harold" and those of us who knew him will agree. He'll be missed for his comforting hugs and encouragement, for his advice and loyalty to his friends, for his unconditional love and support, for his loyalty to his friends, and for hie Butter Rolls, which he loved to share with his family and friends.
We are blessed to have been a part of his life.
Harold Gene Cash was born on July 2, 1942 in Morning Star, Arkansas and passed away on September 3, 2012. He was the oldest child born to Haskell and Blanche Treat Cash, and was a big brother to Mike, who was ten years his junior. He was a Christian, having been baptized at the age of 16, and was an active member of the Marshall Church of Christ. He was a life long resident of Searcy County, a retired Marshall Volunteer Fireman, a former Marshall School Board Member and a devoted family man.
Harold was married for 36 years to Malinda Oliver Cash and was the father of two sons, Dac and Tracy; father-in-law to April and Calley; Papa to Lucas, Noah, Kohl and Jarret Paul (J.P.); Uncle to 10 neices and nephews; great uncle to 18 great nieces and nephews. He also leaves behind many cousins, family and friends.
Harold loved people and valued his life long friends. Hunting and fishing were his favorite ways to spend time with his boys and friends. He could light up a room with his stories and laughter. His sister-in-law once said, "Every family should have a Harold" and those of us who knew him will agree. He'll be missed for his comforting hugs and encouragement, for his advice and loyalty to his friends, for his unconditional love and support, for his loyalty to his friends, and for hie Butter Rolls, which he loved to share with his family and friends.
We are blessed to have been a part of his life.
Harold was married for 36 years to Malinda Oliver Cash and was the father of two sons, Dac and Tracy; father-in-law to April and Calley; Papa to Lucas, Noah, Kohl and Jarret Paul (J.P.); Uncle to 10 neices and nephews; great uncle to 18 great nieces and nephews. He also leaves behind many cousins, family and friends.
Harold loved people and valued his life long friends. Hunting and fishing were his favorite ways to spend time with his boys and friends. He could light up a room with his stories and laughter. His sister-in-law once said, "Every family should have a Harold" and those of us who knew him will agree. He'll be missed for his comforting hugs and encouragement, for his advice and loyalty to his friends, for his unconditional love and support, for his loyalty to his friends, and for hie Butter Rolls, which he loved to share with his family and friends.
We are blessed to have been a part of his life.
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