ROARK, Haney Max of Rockdale. Age 87. Died 3/12/1967 (Sunday) in a Rosebud hospital after an extended illness. Services held (Wed.) at Phillips & Luckey Chapel in Rockdale. Burial in the Bellwood Memorial Park in Temple. Rev. George H. Brown assisted by Rev. James Todd, officiated. Green's Funeral Home of Rosebud in charge of arrangements.
BORN 8/16/1879, he was a retired school teacher and had lived in Milam Co. for 67 years. Taught in Thorndale and Andice in Williamson Co. Was a former county clerk of Milam Co. and also served as State Representative of Milam Co. prior to his retirement. Member of First Baptist Church, Rockdale, where he served as a deacon and Sunday School teacher for many years.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Mrs. Belle Christian Roark of Rockdale; 4 sons, Woodrow W. Roark of Temple; Haney C. Roark of Oklahoma City, Max W. Roark of Rosebud and Laddie J. Roark of Culver City, CA.; brother, J.O. Roark of Arlington; 3 Sisters, Miss Maude Roark, Mrs. O.F. Robinett and Mrs. John Luce, all of Arlington; 8 grandchildren, 7 nieces and nephews.
BORN 8/16/1879, he was a retired school teacher and had lived in Milam Co. for 67 years. Taught in Thorndale and Andice in Williamson Co. Was a former county clerk of Milam Co. and also served as State Representative of Milam Co. prior to his retirement. Member of First Baptist Church, Rockdale, where he served as a deacon and Sunday School teacher for many years.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Mrs. Belle Christian Roark of Rockdale; 4 sons, Woodrow W. Roark of Temple; Haney C. Roark of Oklahoma City, Max W. Roark of Rosebud and Laddie J. Roark of Culver City, CA.; brother, J.O. Roark of Arlington; 3 Sisters, Miss Maude Roark, Mrs. O.F. Robinett and Mrs. John Luce, all of Arlington; 8 grandchildren, 7 nieces and nephews.
ROARK, Haney Max of Rockdale. Age 87. Died 3/12/1967 (Sunday) in a Rosebud hospital after an extended illness. Services held (Wed.) at Phillips & Luckey Chapel in Rockdale. Burial in the Bellwood Memorial Park in Temple. Rev. George H. Brown assisted by Rev. James Todd, officiated. Green's Funeral Home of Rosebud in charge of arrangements.
BORN 8/16/1879, he was a retired school teacher and had lived in Milam Co. for 67 years. Taught in Thorndale and Andice in Williamson Co. Was a former county clerk of Milam Co. and also served as State Representative of Milam Co. prior to his retirement. Member of First Baptist Church, Rockdale, where he served as a deacon and Sunday School teacher for many years.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Mrs. Belle Christian Roark of Rockdale; 4 sons, Woodrow W. Roark of Temple; Haney C. Roark of Oklahoma City, Max W. Roark of Rosebud and Laddie J. Roark of Culver City, CA.; brother, J.O. Roark of Arlington; 3 Sisters, Miss Maude Roark, Mrs. O.F. Robinett and Mrs. John Luce, all of Arlington; 8 grandchildren, 7 nieces and nephews.
BORN 8/16/1879, he was a retired school teacher and had lived in Milam Co. for 67 years. Taught in Thorndale and Andice in Williamson Co. Was a former county clerk of Milam Co. and also served as State Representative of Milam Co. prior to his retirement. Member of First Baptist Church, Rockdale, where he served as a deacon and Sunday School teacher for many years.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Mrs. Belle Christian Roark of Rockdale; 4 sons, Woodrow W. Roark of Temple; Haney C. Roark of Oklahoma City, Max W. Roark of Rosebud and Laddie J. Roark of Culver City, CA.; brother, J.O. Roark of Arlington; 3 Sisters, Miss Maude Roark, Mrs. O.F. Robinett and Mrs. John Luce, all of Arlington; 8 grandchildren, 7 nieces and nephews.
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