Matthew Zol "Mack" Tate, 83, died August 28, 2006, at Valdese Hospital.
He was a native of Gaston County, a son of Zol Clarence and Minnie Frances Holland Tate.
GRAVESIDE SERVICE: Long Creek Memorial Baptist Church, Dallas, with full military rites by the Bessemer City American Legion Post 243 Honor Guard.
Mack was a member of Sunrise Baptist Chuch in Hudson, NC.
He was a former supervisor with American and Efird in Whitnel, NC.
He served in the United States Navy during World War II.
PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: wife: Thelma Key Tate; brothers: Clyde, Clarence, Paul, Haskell, Floyd and Ray Tate; sisters: Geneva Tate, Ira Rayfield
He was a native of Gaston County, a son of Zol Clarence and Minnie Frances Holland Tate.
GRAVESIDE SERVICE: Long Creek Memorial Baptist Church, Dallas, with full military rites by the Bessemer City American Legion Post 243 Honor Guard.
Mack was a member of Sunrise Baptist Chuch in Hudson, NC.
He was a former supervisor with American and Efird in Whitnel, NC.
He served in the United States Navy during World War II.
PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: wife: Thelma Key Tate; brothers: Clyde, Clarence, Paul, Haskell, Floyd and Ray Tate; sisters: Geneva Tate, Ira Rayfield
Matthew Zol "Mack" Tate, 83, died August 28, 2006, at Valdese Hospital.
He was a native of Gaston County, a son of Zol Clarence and Minnie Frances Holland Tate.
GRAVESIDE SERVICE: Long Creek Memorial Baptist Church, Dallas, with full military rites by the Bessemer City American Legion Post 243 Honor Guard.
Mack was a member of Sunrise Baptist Chuch in Hudson, NC.
He was a former supervisor with American and Efird in Whitnel, NC.
He served in the United States Navy during World War II.
PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: wife: Thelma Key Tate; brothers: Clyde, Clarence, Paul, Haskell, Floyd and Ray Tate; sisters: Geneva Tate, Ira Rayfield
He was a native of Gaston County, a son of Zol Clarence and Minnie Frances Holland Tate.
GRAVESIDE SERVICE: Long Creek Memorial Baptist Church, Dallas, with full military rites by the Bessemer City American Legion Post 243 Honor Guard.
Mack was a member of Sunrise Baptist Chuch in Hudson, NC.
He was a former supervisor with American and Efird in Whitnel, NC.
He served in the United States Navy during World War II.
PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: wife: Thelma Key Tate; brothers: Clyde, Clarence, Paul, Haskell, Floyd and Ray Tate; sisters: Geneva Tate, Ira Rayfield
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