Mr. Rex Hale, 87, of Henderson, passed away September 4, 2017, at Brookdale of Henderson.
Mr. Hale was born on February 11, 1930, in Rusk County to the late Mr. Barney Hale and Opal (Hays) Hale. He served his country honorably as a member of the United States Army, and worked as a pumper for Hunt Oil Company. Rex was a proud Gaston Red Devil graduate, avid arrowhead hunter, fisherman, bird hunter and enjoyed spending time with friends at B & H Pump. Rex's favorite time was hosting fish fries, dove and quail feast at the "Out Back" in Joinerville . He was most proud of his family and the unconditional love & support that has been shared with each member. He was also a member of Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Preceding him in death were his parents, his wife, Ann Hale; great granddaughter, Josey Ballenger; brothers, Jack and J.B. Hale; and sisters, Mary McCarty and Jo Ann Kyle.
(Crawford A. Crim Funeral Home)
Mr. Hale was born on February 11, 1930, in Rusk County to the late Mr. Barney Hale and Opal (Hays) Hale. He served his country honorably as a member of the United States Army, and worked as a pumper for Hunt Oil Company. Rex was a proud Gaston Red Devil graduate, avid arrowhead hunter, fisherman, bird hunter and enjoyed spending time with friends at B & H Pump. Rex's favorite time was hosting fish fries, dove and quail feast at the "Out Back" in Joinerville . He was most proud of his family and the unconditional love & support that has been shared with each member. He was also a member of Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Preceding him in death were his parents, his wife, Ann Hale; great granddaughter, Josey Ballenger; brothers, Jack and J.B. Hale; and sisters, Mary McCarty and Jo Ann Kyle.
(Crawford A. Crim Funeral Home)
Mr. Rex Hale, 87, of Henderson, passed away September 4, 2017, at Brookdale of Henderson.
Mr. Hale was born on February 11, 1930, in Rusk County to the late Mr. Barney Hale and Opal (Hays) Hale. He served his country honorably as a member of the United States Army, and worked as a pumper for Hunt Oil Company. Rex was a proud Gaston Red Devil graduate, avid arrowhead hunter, fisherman, bird hunter and enjoyed spending time with friends at B & H Pump. Rex's favorite time was hosting fish fries, dove and quail feast at the "Out Back" in Joinerville . He was most proud of his family and the unconditional love & support that has been shared with each member. He was also a member of Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Preceding him in death were his parents, his wife, Ann Hale; great granddaughter, Josey Ballenger; brothers, Jack and J.B. Hale; and sisters, Mary McCarty and Jo Ann Kyle.
(Crawford A. Crim Funeral Home)
Mr. Hale was born on February 11, 1930, in Rusk County to the late Mr. Barney Hale and Opal (Hays) Hale. He served his country honorably as a member of the United States Army, and worked as a pumper for Hunt Oil Company. Rex was a proud Gaston Red Devil graduate, avid arrowhead hunter, fisherman, bird hunter and enjoyed spending time with friends at B & H Pump. Rex's favorite time was hosting fish fries, dove and quail feast at the "Out Back" in Joinerville . He was most proud of his family and the unconditional love & support that has been shared with each member. He was also a member of Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Preceding him in death were his parents, his wife, Ann Hale; great granddaughter, Josey Ballenger; brothers, Jack and J.B. Hale; and sisters, Mary McCarty and Jo Ann Kyle.
(Crawford A. Crim Funeral Home)
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