Funeral services for Mr. Savage Boles Jr., 81, of Wilder, were conducted at 1 pm Saturday, November 20, 2004 from the chapel of Goff Funeral Home in Monterrey.
Burial, with full military honors by the Veterans Honor Guard, was in Honey Springs Cemetery with Rev. David Harris officiating.
Mr. Boles died Wednesday, November 17 at Cookeville Regional Medical Center. He was a retired coal miner and an Army Veteran of World War II, at which time he saw action in North Africa, Italy, Germany, France and Austria.
Born September 3, 1923, in Fentress County, he was the son of the late Savage and Nicie Katherine Smith Boles.
Survivors include his wife, Carlene Lewis Boles of Wilder, a son Tommy Boles of Clarkrange and her husband Stanley of the Love Joy Community; three sisters Ruby Malicote of LaFollette, Lecta Stephens of Dayton, OH, and Sue Bowden of Jamestown; four grandchildren, Jason Looper, Corey Looper, Jessica Phillips and Laura Beth Boles; and three great grandchildren, Heather, Alaz and Hunter.
THANKS TO IMAGA149 FOR THE OBITUARY
Burial, with full military honors by the Veterans Honor Guard, was in Honey Springs Cemetery with Rev. David Harris officiating.
Mr. Boles died Wednesday, November 17 at Cookeville Regional Medical Center. He was a retired coal miner and an Army Veteran of World War II, at which time he saw action in North Africa, Italy, Germany, France and Austria.
Born September 3, 1923, in Fentress County, he was the son of the late Savage and Nicie Katherine Smith Boles.
Survivors include his wife, Carlene Lewis Boles of Wilder, a son Tommy Boles of Clarkrange and her husband Stanley of the Love Joy Community; three sisters Ruby Malicote of LaFollette, Lecta Stephens of Dayton, OH, and Sue Bowden of Jamestown; four grandchildren, Jason Looper, Corey Looper, Jessica Phillips and Laura Beth Boles; and three great grandchildren, Heather, Alaz and Hunter.
THANKS TO IMAGA149 FOR THE OBITUARY
Funeral services for Mr. Savage Boles Jr., 81, of Wilder, were conducted at 1 pm Saturday, November 20, 2004 from the chapel of Goff Funeral Home in Monterrey.
Burial, with full military honors by the Veterans Honor Guard, was in Honey Springs Cemetery with Rev. David Harris officiating.
Mr. Boles died Wednesday, November 17 at Cookeville Regional Medical Center. He was a retired coal miner and an Army Veteran of World War II, at which time he saw action in North Africa, Italy, Germany, France and Austria.
Born September 3, 1923, in Fentress County, he was the son of the late Savage and Nicie Katherine Smith Boles.
Survivors include his wife, Carlene Lewis Boles of Wilder, a son Tommy Boles of Clarkrange and her husband Stanley of the Love Joy Community; three sisters Ruby Malicote of LaFollette, Lecta Stephens of Dayton, OH, and Sue Bowden of Jamestown; four grandchildren, Jason Looper, Corey Looper, Jessica Phillips and Laura Beth Boles; and three great grandchildren, Heather, Alaz and Hunter.
THANKS TO IMAGA149 FOR THE OBITUARY
Burial, with full military honors by the Veterans Honor Guard, was in Honey Springs Cemetery with Rev. David Harris officiating.
Mr. Boles died Wednesday, November 17 at Cookeville Regional Medical Center. He was a retired coal miner and an Army Veteran of World War II, at which time he saw action in North Africa, Italy, Germany, France and Austria.
Born September 3, 1923, in Fentress County, he was the son of the late Savage and Nicie Katherine Smith Boles.
Survivors include his wife, Carlene Lewis Boles of Wilder, a son Tommy Boles of Clarkrange and her husband Stanley of the Love Joy Community; three sisters Ruby Malicote of LaFollette, Lecta Stephens of Dayton, OH, and Sue Bowden of Jamestown; four grandchildren, Jason Looper, Corey Looper, Jessica Phillips and Laura Beth Boles; and three great grandchildren, Heather, Alaz and Hunter.
THANKS TO IMAGA149 FOR THE OBITUARY
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