My Uncle Paul.
Paul Edward Nash, was born March 29, 1925 in Nashville Tennessee. His parents were Arthur Shannon Nash Jr (Dec 8, 1903 - Jan 20, 1984) and Delilah BONE Nash (Mar 6, 1906 -Feb 2, 1936) both from Humphreys County, Tennessee. Uncle Paul had 3 sisters: Lottie Fay Nash (Mar 19, 1926 - March 23, 1927), my mother, Nellie NASH Lane (Mar 9, 1928 - Apr 14, 1998), and Joanne NASH Biles (As of 5/10/2015) not sure if Aunt Joanne is still alive).
He was married to Imogene McCRACKEN Nash (Aunt Jeannie). They have 2 children, Delilah NASH Bowshaw, and Daniel Nash.
Uncle Paul retired from General motors where he was a metal repairman. He served in the arm forces and moved to Flint, Michigan after he left the service.
I remember my Uncle Paul very well. Out of all my uncles he was my favorite. So sweet and I have to say very handsome. It was always a wonderful time when he, Aunt Jeannie and the kids would come to Nashville from Flint. It was always so exciting when we knew they were on their way.
I love you Uncle Paul and miss you!
Burial was at Sunset Hills Cemetery, Flint, Michigan, funeral through Swartz Funeral Home, Flint.
Paul Edward Nash, was born March 29, 1925 in Nashville Tennessee. His parents were Arthur Shannon Nash Jr (Dec 8, 1903 - Jan 20, 1984) and Delilah BONE Nash (Mar 6, 1906 -Feb 2, 1936) both from Humphreys County, Tennessee. Uncle Paul had 3 sisters: Lottie Fay Nash (Mar 19, 1926 - March 23, 1927), my mother, Nellie NASH Lane (Mar 9, 1928 - Apr 14, 1998), and Joanne NASH Biles (As of 5/10/2015) not sure if Aunt Joanne is still alive).
He was married to Imogene McCRACKEN Nash (Aunt Jeannie). They have 2 children, Delilah NASH Bowshaw, and Daniel Nash.
Uncle Paul retired from General motors where he was a metal repairman. He served in the arm forces and moved to Flint, Michigan after he left the service.
I remember my Uncle Paul very well. Out of all my uncles he was my favorite. So sweet and I have to say very handsome. It was always a wonderful time when he, Aunt Jeannie and the kids would come to Nashville from Flint. It was always so exciting when we knew they were on their way.
I love you Uncle Paul and miss you!
Burial was at Sunset Hills Cemetery, Flint, Michigan, funeral through Swartz Funeral Home, Flint.
My Uncle Paul.
Paul Edward Nash, was born March 29, 1925 in Nashville Tennessee. His parents were Arthur Shannon Nash Jr (Dec 8, 1903 - Jan 20, 1984) and Delilah BONE Nash (Mar 6, 1906 -Feb 2, 1936) both from Humphreys County, Tennessee. Uncle Paul had 3 sisters: Lottie Fay Nash (Mar 19, 1926 - March 23, 1927), my mother, Nellie NASH Lane (Mar 9, 1928 - Apr 14, 1998), and Joanne NASH Biles (As of 5/10/2015) not sure if Aunt Joanne is still alive).
He was married to Imogene McCRACKEN Nash (Aunt Jeannie). They have 2 children, Delilah NASH Bowshaw, and Daniel Nash.
Uncle Paul retired from General motors where he was a metal repairman. He served in the arm forces and moved to Flint, Michigan after he left the service.
I remember my Uncle Paul very well. Out of all my uncles he was my favorite. So sweet and I have to say very handsome. It was always a wonderful time when he, Aunt Jeannie and the kids would come to Nashville from Flint. It was always so exciting when we knew they were on their way.
I love you Uncle Paul and miss you!
Burial was at Sunset Hills Cemetery, Flint, Michigan, funeral through Swartz Funeral Home, Flint.
Paul Edward Nash, was born March 29, 1925 in Nashville Tennessee. His parents were Arthur Shannon Nash Jr (Dec 8, 1903 - Jan 20, 1984) and Delilah BONE Nash (Mar 6, 1906 -Feb 2, 1936) both from Humphreys County, Tennessee. Uncle Paul had 3 sisters: Lottie Fay Nash (Mar 19, 1926 - March 23, 1927), my mother, Nellie NASH Lane (Mar 9, 1928 - Apr 14, 1998), and Joanne NASH Biles (As of 5/10/2015) not sure if Aunt Joanne is still alive).
He was married to Imogene McCRACKEN Nash (Aunt Jeannie). They have 2 children, Delilah NASH Bowshaw, and Daniel Nash.
Uncle Paul retired from General motors where he was a metal repairman. He served in the arm forces and moved to Flint, Michigan after he left the service.
I remember my Uncle Paul very well. Out of all my uncles he was my favorite. So sweet and I have to say very handsome. It was always a wonderful time when he, Aunt Jeannie and the kids would come to Nashville from Flint. It was always so exciting when we knew they were on their way.
I love you Uncle Paul and miss you!
Burial was at Sunset Hills Cemetery, Flint, Michigan, funeral through Swartz Funeral Home, Flint.
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