CECIL BYRON "BUD" GREATHOUSE
May 16, 1910 - April 10, 1984
This was a wonderful man from Atoka. I remember as a child he was the janitor at Thunderbird Elementary School that I attended. He had his own office space and all us kids loved going there where he would tell us all wonderful stories. Kids and adults alike loved Mr. Greathouse. When I grew up and married and became a checker at Sonny's Grocery Store Mr. Greathouse and his wife always came to my checkout stand. I will always have fond memories of him.
I took this from a geneology web page I came across accidently from Atoka County, Oklahoma Geneology and saw Mr. Greathouse name and I knew I had to post him on Findagrave.
Cecil Byron "Bud" Greathouse, 73 year old Atoka County native, died April 10, 1984 at the Veterans Administration Hospital at Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Mr. Greathouse was a highly decorated Veteran of World War II and the Korean conflict.
Born May 16, 1910 at the Crystal area community. He was the son of Lawrence Greathouse and Callie Hill Greathouse.
Mr. Greathouse was married to Nannie Marie Hogan on April 30, 1955. She preceeded him in death May, 16, 1982.
Survivors include two sisters:
Thelma Payne of Mabank, Texas
Clara Rounsaville of Lebabon, Ore.
Brother: L.L. "Tee" Greathouse of Angleton, Tx.
***Mr. Greathouse had a road in Atoka named after him. Its nice 4 lane out by the new Atoka High School and Park area.Called Greathouse Drive. He would be proud that he was remembered this way.
May 16, 1910 - April 10, 1984
This was a wonderful man from Atoka. I remember as a child he was the janitor at Thunderbird Elementary School that I attended. He had his own office space and all us kids loved going there where he would tell us all wonderful stories. Kids and adults alike loved Mr. Greathouse. When I grew up and married and became a checker at Sonny's Grocery Store Mr. Greathouse and his wife always came to my checkout stand. I will always have fond memories of him.
I took this from a geneology web page I came across accidently from Atoka County, Oklahoma Geneology and saw Mr. Greathouse name and I knew I had to post him on Findagrave.
Cecil Byron "Bud" Greathouse, 73 year old Atoka County native, died April 10, 1984 at the Veterans Administration Hospital at Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Mr. Greathouse was a highly decorated Veteran of World War II and the Korean conflict.
Born May 16, 1910 at the Crystal area community. He was the son of Lawrence Greathouse and Callie Hill Greathouse.
Mr. Greathouse was married to Nannie Marie Hogan on April 30, 1955. She preceeded him in death May, 16, 1982.
Survivors include two sisters:
Thelma Payne of Mabank, Texas
Clara Rounsaville of Lebabon, Ore.
Brother: L.L. "Tee" Greathouse of Angleton, Tx.
***Mr. Greathouse had a road in Atoka named after him. Its nice 4 lane out by the new Atoka High School and Park area.Called Greathouse Drive. He would be proud that he was remembered this way.
CECIL BYRON "BUD" GREATHOUSE
May 16, 1910 - April 10, 1984
This was a wonderful man from Atoka. I remember as a child he was the janitor at Thunderbird Elementary School that I attended. He had his own office space and all us kids loved going there where he would tell us all wonderful stories. Kids and adults alike loved Mr. Greathouse. When I grew up and married and became a checker at Sonny's Grocery Store Mr. Greathouse and his wife always came to my checkout stand. I will always have fond memories of him.
I took this from a geneology web page I came across accidently from Atoka County, Oklahoma Geneology and saw Mr. Greathouse name and I knew I had to post him on Findagrave.
Cecil Byron "Bud" Greathouse, 73 year old Atoka County native, died April 10, 1984 at the Veterans Administration Hospital at Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Mr. Greathouse was a highly decorated Veteran of World War II and the Korean conflict.
Born May 16, 1910 at the Crystal area community. He was the son of Lawrence Greathouse and Callie Hill Greathouse.
Mr. Greathouse was married to Nannie Marie Hogan on April 30, 1955. She preceeded him in death May, 16, 1982.
Survivors include two sisters:
Thelma Payne of Mabank, Texas
Clara Rounsaville of Lebabon, Ore.
Brother: L.L. "Tee" Greathouse of Angleton, Tx.
***Mr. Greathouse had a road in Atoka named after him. Its nice 4 lane out by the new Atoka High School and Park area.Called Greathouse Drive. He would be proud that he was remembered this way.
May 16, 1910 - April 10, 1984
This was a wonderful man from Atoka. I remember as a child he was the janitor at Thunderbird Elementary School that I attended. He had his own office space and all us kids loved going there where he would tell us all wonderful stories. Kids and adults alike loved Mr. Greathouse. When I grew up and married and became a checker at Sonny's Grocery Store Mr. Greathouse and his wife always came to my checkout stand. I will always have fond memories of him.
I took this from a geneology web page I came across accidently from Atoka County, Oklahoma Geneology and saw Mr. Greathouse name and I knew I had to post him on Findagrave.
Cecil Byron "Bud" Greathouse, 73 year old Atoka County native, died April 10, 1984 at the Veterans Administration Hospital at Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Mr. Greathouse was a highly decorated Veteran of World War II and the Korean conflict.
Born May 16, 1910 at the Crystal area community. He was the son of Lawrence Greathouse and Callie Hill Greathouse.
Mr. Greathouse was married to Nannie Marie Hogan on April 30, 1955. She preceeded him in death May, 16, 1982.
Survivors include two sisters:
Thelma Payne of Mabank, Texas
Clara Rounsaville of Lebabon, Ore.
Brother: L.L. "Tee" Greathouse of Angleton, Tx.
***Mr. Greathouse had a road in Atoka named after him. Its nice 4 lane out by the new Atoka High School and Park area.Called Greathouse Drive. He would be proud that he was remembered this way.
