Master Chief Hedrick was retired from the Navy after 22 years of service, and was a bus driver for Tipton Co. Schools. He was a member of the American Legion and Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church. He leaves his wife, DeEtta Bell Hedrick, daughters Tamera Rhine of Branson, MO, Jamie Rhodes of Brunswick, GA, Melissa Smith of Marshall, MO, and Soncera Hedrick Harkness of Covington, son Obadiah Hedrick of Covington, sisters Emma Duff, Donna White, and Mary Beth Endicott, all of Carrollton, MO, and Elsea Duquette of Hughton, KS.
Master Chief Hedrick was retired from the Navy after 22 years of service, and was a bus driver for Tipton Co. Schools. He was a member of the American Legion and Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church. He leaves his wife, DeEtta Bell Hedrick, daughters Tamera Rhine of Branson, MO, Jamie Rhodes of Brunswick, GA, Melissa Smith of Marshall, MO, and Soncera Hedrick Harkness of Covington, son Obadiah Hedrick of Covington, sisters Emma Duff, Donna White, and Mary Beth Endicott, all of Carrollton, MO, and Elsea Duquette of Hughton, KS.
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A marker, to honor the memory of Master Chief Hedrick, has been placed at Carroll Memory Gardens in Carrollton Missouri.
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