Horace Eugene Choate married Luana Clare Eller in 1951 and had four children, me (Cheryl), Bonny, Tammy and John. He and Luana divorced in 1965/66.
Horace served in the US.Army during the Korean War. He also sang and played guitar and harmonica beautifully. He was smart as a whip too. He enjoyed reading Popular Mechanics and various science magazines. I remember him telling me once that he believed he could do anything he put his mind to.
Horace passed of esophageal cancer which had spread all the way to his bones in 1999 and was cremated. His remains are with his 3rd wife and widow.
The Tennessean
Nashville, Tennessee
11 Jun 1999, Fri Page: 117
Horace Eugene Choate, 67, Nashville, a security guard for Argenbright Security Inc., died Wednesday, Baptist Hospital of cancer. The body was cremated, an no services are planned. Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home in charge. Survivors: wife, Sandra Choate; daughters, Bonny Warner, Boonville, Ind., Cheryl Steward, Newburg, Ind., Tammy Abuzahra, Evansville; son, John Choate, Evansville; sisters, Etta Mae Lewis, Nashville, Margaret McElhiney, Dickson, Tenn., Hazel Beatty, Chesapeake, Va.; nine grandchildren; a great-grandson.
Horace served in the US.Army during the Korean War. He also sang and played guitar and harmonica beautifully. He was smart as a whip too. He enjoyed reading Popular Mechanics and various science magazines. I remember him telling me once that he believed he could do anything he put his mind to.
Horace passed of esophageal cancer which had spread all the way to his bones in 1999 and was cremated. His remains are with his 3rd wife and widow.
The Tennessean
Nashville, Tennessee
11 Jun 1999, Fri Page: 117
Horace Eugene Choate, 67, Nashville, a security guard for Argenbright Security Inc., died Wednesday, Baptist Hospital of cancer. The body was cremated, an no services are planned. Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home in charge. Survivors: wife, Sandra Choate; daughters, Bonny Warner, Boonville, Ind., Cheryl Steward, Newburg, Ind., Tammy Abuzahra, Evansville; son, John Choate, Evansville; sisters, Etta Mae Lewis, Nashville, Margaret McElhiney, Dickson, Tenn., Hazel Beatty, Chesapeake, Va.; nine grandchildren; a great-grandson.
Horace Eugene Choate married Luana Clare Eller in 1951 and had four children, me (Cheryl), Bonny, Tammy and John. He and Luana divorced in 1965/66.
Horace served in the US.Army during the Korean War. He also sang and played guitar and harmonica beautifully. He was smart as a whip too. He enjoyed reading Popular Mechanics and various science magazines. I remember him telling me once that he believed he could do anything he put his mind to.
Horace passed of esophageal cancer which had spread all the way to his bones in 1999 and was cremated. His remains are with his 3rd wife and widow.
The Tennessean
Nashville, Tennessee
11 Jun 1999, Fri Page: 117
Horace Eugene Choate, 67, Nashville, a security guard for Argenbright Security Inc., died Wednesday, Baptist Hospital of cancer. The body was cremated, an no services are planned. Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home in charge. Survivors: wife, Sandra Choate; daughters, Bonny Warner, Boonville, Ind., Cheryl Steward, Newburg, Ind., Tammy Abuzahra, Evansville; son, John Choate, Evansville; sisters, Etta Mae Lewis, Nashville, Margaret McElhiney, Dickson, Tenn., Hazel Beatty, Chesapeake, Va.; nine grandchildren; a great-grandson.
Horace served in the US.Army during the Korean War. He also sang and played guitar and harmonica beautifully. He was smart as a whip too. He enjoyed reading Popular Mechanics and various science magazines. I remember him telling me once that he believed he could do anything he put his mind to.
Horace passed of esophageal cancer which had spread all the way to his bones in 1999 and was cremated. His remains are with his 3rd wife and widow.
The Tennessean
Nashville, Tennessee
11 Jun 1999, Fri Page: 117
Horace Eugene Choate, 67, Nashville, a security guard for Argenbright Security Inc., died Wednesday, Baptist Hospital of cancer. The body was cremated, an no services are planned. Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home in charge. Survivors: wife, Sandra Choate; daughters, Bonny Warner, Boonville, Ind., Cheryl Steward, Newburg, Ind., Tammy Abuzahra, Evansville; son, John Choate, Evansville; sisters, Etta Mae Lewis, Nashville, Margaret McElhiney, Dickson, Tenn., Hazel Beatty, Chesapeake, Va.; nine grandchildren; a great-grandson.
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