*Military marker is incorrect as he never served in the Vietnam War.
Son of Janie Louise S. Hiott and step-son of Robert "R.P." Hiott
Brother of Effie Johns-Hiott
Half-brother of Janie Mae H. Gorman and Martha H. Andrews.
His correct date of birth is April 16, 1920. As a young man, determined to join the armed forces, he used that date engraved on his military marker to gain entrance into the National Guard.
Cecil retired after 21 years as a Senior Master Sergeant with the U.S. Air Force, having served in the Korean Conflict. He was also a former Chief Warrant Officer in the U.S. Air Force Reserves. Cecil was retired from the Charleston Naval Shipyard.
He attended the First Assembly of God, was a member of the Mariner Masonic Lodge #2, A.F.M. and a member of the American Legion Post #0284.
He was a devoted son, loving brother, terrific uncle and faithful husband to his first wife, Nora. He was married, briefly, to a second wife at the time of his death (who shall remain nameless) - she, sadly, took advantage of his kind heart and generosity whilst also attempting to alienate him from his family. She not only refused to allow him to be interred where he had instructed her and his family to inter him (where he is now), by his parents, but she also refused to correct the information on his grave marker thus the correction can only be made here in print. She stole every single thing this man had to his name and did not allow ONE SINGLE family member to have ANYTHING of his! NOTHING! She took everything!
In 2014, his loving family finally had him re-interred, per his request, beside his precious mother and step-father, in the family plot at Doctors Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. We only wish that he could have his loving Nora beside him too but she is interred in Florida, where they lived most of the lives, until her passing.
This soft-spoken, easy-going, kindhearted gentleman IS and will always be deeply missed. He is no longer suffering and in pain but he is greatly missed by his loving family.
Interment was with Masonic Rites.
Son of Janie Louise S. Hiott and step-son of Robert "R.P." Hiott
Brother of Effie Johns-Hiott
Half-brother of Janie Mae H. Gorman and Martha H. Andrews.
His correct date of birth is April 16, 1920. As a young man, determined to join the armed forces, he used that date engraved on his military marker to gain entrance into the National Guard.
Cecil retired after 21 years as a Senior Master Sergeant with the U.S. Air Force, having served in the Korean Conflict. He was also a former Chief Warrant Officer in the U.S. Air Force Reserves. Cecil was retired from the Charleston Naval Shipyard.
He attended the First Assembly of God, was a member of the Mariner Masonic Lodge #2, A.F.M. and a member of the American Legion Post #0284.
He was a devoted son, loving brother, terrific uncle and faithful husband to his first wife, Nora. He was married, briefly, to a second wife at the time of his death (who shall remain nameless) - she, sadly, took advantage of his kind heart and generosity whilst also attempting to alienate him from his family. She not only refused to allow him to be interred where he had instructed her and his family to inter him (where he is now), by his parents, but she also refused to correct the information on his grave marker thus the correction can only be made here in print. She stole every single thing this man had to his name and did not allow ONE SINGLE family member to have ANYTHING of his! NOTHING! She took everything!
In 2014, his loving family finally had him re-interred, per his request, beside his precious mother and step-father, in the family plot at Doctors Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. We only wish that he could have his loving Nora beside him too but she is interred in Florida, where they lived most of the lives, until her passing.
This soft-spoken, easy-going, kindhearted gentleman IS and will always be deeply missed. He is no longer suffering and in pain but he is greatly missed by his loving family.
Interment was with Masonic Rites.
*Military marker is incorrect as he never served in the Vietnam War.
Son of Janie Louise S. Hiott and step-son of Robert "R.P." Hiott
Brother of Effie Johns-Hiott
Half-brother of Janie Mae H. Gorman and Martha H. Andrews.
His correct date of birth is April 16, 1920. As a young man, determined to join the armed forces, he used that date engraved on his military marker to gain entrance into the National Guard.
Cecil retired after 21 years as a Senior Master Sergeant with the U.S. Air Force, having served in the Korean Conflict. He was also a former Chief Warrant Officer in the U.S. Air Force Reserves. Cecil was retired from the Charleston Naval Shipyard.
He attended the First Assembly of God, was a member of the Mariner Masonic Lodge #2, A.F.M. and a member of the American Legion Post #0284.
He was a devoted son, loving brother, terrific uncle and faithful husband to his first wife, Nora. He was married, briefly, to a second wife at the time of his death (who shall remain nameless) - she, sadly, took advantage of his kind heart and generosity whilst also attempting to alienate him from his family. She not only refused to allow him to be interred where he had instructed her and his family to inter him (where he is now), by his parents, but she also refused to correct the information on his grave marker thus the correction can only be made here in print. She stole every single thing this man had to his name and did not allow ONE SINGLE family member to have ANYTHING of his! NOTHING! She took everything!
In 2014, his loving family finally had him re-interred, per his request, beside his precious mother and step-father, in the family plot at Doctors Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. We only wish that he could have his loving Nora beside him too but she is interred in Florida, where they lived most of the lives, until her passing.
This soft-spoken, easy-going, kindhearted gentleman IS and will always be deeply missed. He is no longer suffering and in pain but he is greatly missed by his loving family.
Interment was with Masonic Rites.
Son of Janie Louise S. Hiott and step-son of Robert "R.P." Hiott
Brother of Effie Johns-Hiott
Half-brother of Janie Mae H. Gorman and Martha H. Andrews.
His correct date of birth is April 16, 1920. As a young man, determined to join the armed forces, he used that date engraved on his military marker to gain entrance into the National Guard.
Cecil retired after 21 years as a Senior Master Sergeant with the U.S. Air Force, having served in the Korean Conflict. He was also a former Chief Warrant Officer in the U.S. Air Force Reserves. Cecil was retired from the Charleston Naval Shipyard.
He attended the First Assembly of God, was a member of the Mariner Masonic Lodge #2, A.F.M. and a member of the American Legion Post #0284.
He was a devoted son, loving brother, terrific uncle and faithful husband to his first wife, Nora. He was married, briefly, to a second wife at the time of his death (who shall remain nameless) - she, sadly, took advantage of his kind heart and generosity whilst also attempting to alienate him from his family. She not only refused to allow him to be interred where he had instructed her and his family to inter him (where he is now), by his parents, but she also refused to correct the information on his grave marker thus the correction can only be made here in print. She stole every single thing this man had to his name and did not allow ONE SINGLE family member to have ANYTHING of his! NOTHING! She took everything!
In 2014, his loving family finally had him re-interred, per his request, beside his precious mother and step-father, in the family plot at Doctors Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. We only wish that he could have his loving Nora beside him too but she is interred in Florida, where they lived most of the lives, until her passing.
This soft-spoken, easy-going, kindhearted gentleman IS and will always be deeply missed. He is no longer suffering and in pain but he is greatly missed by his loving family.
Interment was with Masonic Rites.
Inscription
SMSGT US Air Force Korea Vietnam
Gravesite Details
Originally interred, against his wishes, in Glendale Cemetery. Family then relocated him to Doctor's Creek beside his mother where he requested to be interred.
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