Born in Jingo, TN on October 26, 1923
Departed on June 17, 2017 and resided in Nashville, TN
Chester Spencer, age 93 of Nashville, passed away Saturday night at St. Thomas West Hospital.
A native of Jingo, TN, Chester was the last surviving child of Billy Burton Spencer and Emma Elizabeth Priscilla Anderson Spencer. He served his country in the United States Army during World War II, stationed in England but fighting in Germany and France, and specifically at Normandy.
He was retired from Genesco Shoe, starting his career there when they were known as General Shoe Company.
Chester “never met a stranger, and would talk to anyone and everyone,” stated his daughter. He will best be remembered as social and outgoing. He enjoyed his time with his Charlotte Pike McDonald’s Buddies.
He is survived by his daughters and sons-in-law: June and Jimmy Roberson, and Darlene and Larry Cochran, all of Nashville; four grandchildren: Joshua Roberson, Sarah (Micah) Henley, Heather (Bryan) Bates and Jared (Heather) Cochran; and three great-grandchildren: Charlie, Madeline and Samuel Cochran.
Burial, with military honors provided by the United States Army, in Harpeth Hills Memory Gardens.
Born in Jingo, TN on October 26, 1923
Departed on June 17, 2017 and resided in Nashville, TN
Chester Spencer, age 93 of Nashville, passed away Saturday night at St. Thomas West Hospital.
A native of Jingo, TN, Chester was the last surviving child of Billy Burton Spencer and Emma Elizabeth Priscilla Anderson Spencer. He served his country in the United States Army during World War II, stationed in England but fighting in Germany and France, and specifically at Normandy.
He was retired from Genesco Shoe, starting his career there when they were known as General Shoe Company.
Chester “never met a stranger, and would talk to anyone and everyone,” stated his daughter. He will best be remembered as social and outgoing. He enjoyed his time with his Charlotte Pike McDonald’s Buddies.
He is survived by his daughters and sons-in-law: June and Jimmy Roberson, and Darlene and Larry Cochran, all of Nashville; four grandchildren: Joshua Roberson, Sarah (Micah) Henley, Heather (Bryan) Bates and Jared (Heather) Cochran; and three great-grandchildren: Charlie, Madeline and Samuel Cochran.
Burial, with military honors provided by the United States Army, in Harpeth Hills Memory Gardens.
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