From the LaFollette Press, Thursday, January 19, 1984:
Mrs. Texas Coker Hatmaker, 84, of Mountain Road, Caryville, died January 12 at LaFollette Medical Center. She was formerly a teacher and dietitian in the Campbell County school system, and was a member of the United Methodist Church, Chapter 415 OES and the Caryville Home Demonstration Club.
Funeral services were Saturday at Cross Funeral Home and burial was in Campbell Memorial Gardens.
Survivors include a son, James E. Hatmaker; two sisters, Edith Keck of Knoxville and Mary Miller of Massillon, Ohio; three brothers, Chester C. Coker and Ulysses B. Coker of Jacksboro and Eugene Coker of Florida; and six grandchildren.
Mrs. Texas Coker Hatmaker, 84, of Mountain Road, Caryville, died January 12 at LaFollette Medical Center. She was formerly a teacher and dietitian in the Campbell County school system, and was a member of the United Methodist Church, Chapter 415 OES and the Caryville Home Demonstration Club.
Funeral services were Saturday at Cross Funeral Home and burial was in Campbell Memorial Gardens.
Survivors include a son, James E. Hatmaker; two sisters, Edith Keck of Knoxville and Mary Miller of Massillon, Ohio; three brothers, Chester C. Coker and Ulysses B. Coker of Jacksboro and Eugene Coker of Florida; and six grandchildren.
From the LaFollette Press, Thursday, January 19, 1984:
Mrs. Texas Coker Hatmaker, 84, of Mountain Road, Caryville, died January 12 at LaFollette Medical Center. She was formerly a teacher and dietitian in the Campbell County school system, and was a member of the United Methodist Church, Chapter 415 OES and the Caryville Home Demonstration Club.
Funeral services were Saturday at Cross Funeral Home and burial was in Campbell Memorial Gardens.
Survivors include a son, James E. Hatmaker; two sisters, Edith Keck of Knoxville and Mary Miller of Massillon, Ohio; three brothers, Chester C. Coker and Ulysses B. Coker of Jacksboro and Eugene Coker of Florida; and six grandchildren.
Mrs. Texas Coker Hatmaker, 84, of Mountain Road, Caryville, died January 12 at LaFollette Medical Center. She was formerly a teacher and dietitian in the Campbell County school system, and was a member of the United Methodist Church, Chapter 415 OES and the Caryville Home Demonstration Club.
Funeral services were Saturday at Cross Funeral Home and burial was in Campbell Memorial Gardens.
Survivors include a son, James E. Hatmaker; two sisters, Edith Keck of Knoxville and Mary Miller of Massillon, Ohio; three brothers, Chester C. Coker and Ulysses B. Coker of Jacksboro and Eugene Coker of Florida; and six grandchildren.
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