He served in the U S Army from 1954 to 1958 and was a member of the Cicero American Legion.
He was a journeyman pressman for 40 years. Worked at the following businesses: Kokomo Morning Times, Cuneo Press, World Color, Huntington Noll Printing and the Kokomo Tribune.
He was first married to Nancy Marcella Bireley, daughter of Everett and Ethel (Shackelford) Bireley, on Feb 14, 1959 in Kokomo.
Children: Todd E. Horoho
He was married to Connie Balaking (Coulombe) Horoho.
Stepchildren: John Balakin, Scott Balakin and Shellie Balakin.
He was a journeyman pressman for 40 years. Worked at the following businesses: Kokomo Morning Times, Cuneo Press, World Color, Huntington Noll Printing and the Kokomo Tribune.
He was first married to Nancy Marcella Bireley, daughter of Everett and Ethel (Shackelford) Bireley, on Feb 14, 1959 in Kokomo.
Children: Todd E. Horoho
He was married to Connie Balaking (Coulombe) Horoho.
Stepchildren: John Balakin, Scott Balakin and Shellie Balakin.
He served in the U S Army from 1954 to 1958 and was a member of the Cicero American Legion.
He was a journeyman pressman for 40 years. Worked at the following businesses: Kokomo Morning Times, Cuneo Press, World Color, Huntington Noll Printing and the Kokomo Tribune.
He was first married to Nancy Marcella Bireley, daughter of Everett and Ethel (Shackelford) Bireley, on Feb 14, 1959 in Kokomo.
Children: Todd E. Horoho
He was married to Connie Balaking (Coulombe) Horoho.
Stepchildren: John Balakin, Scott Balakin and Shellie Balakin.
He was a journeyman pressman for 40 years. Worked at the following businesses: Kokomo Morning Times, Cuneo Press, World Color, Huntington Noll Printing and the Kokomo Tribune.
He was first married to Nancy Marcella Bireley, daughter of Everett and Ethel (Shackelford) Bireley, on Feb 14, 1959 in Kokomo.
Children: Todd E. Horoho
He was married to Connie Balaking (Coulombe) Horoho.
Stepchildren: John Balakin, Scott Balakin and Shellie Balakin.
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