Doyce Norman Haney was born on March 3, 1942 to John Marion Haney and Virgil Mozelle Munroe Haney. He was a brother to
Rupert Haney, Buford Haney, Elbert Haney, Wayne Haney, Keith Haney, and several still living siblings.
Doyce was injured when he jumped off a bridge into shallow water. He broke his neck and was paralyzed from the neck down. My mother (his cousin) was present at his home shortly before his death. She said that right before he died, he lifted his arm upward and said, "Take me now." He passed away on February 19, 1960 and was buried in Buchanan City Cemetery, Buchanan, Georgia. He was a resident of Haralson County, Georgia until his death.
(bio by: Sabrina King Combs)
Rupert Haney, Buford Haney, Elbert Haney, Wayne Haney, Keith Haney, and several still living siblings.
Doyce was injured when he jumped off a bridge into shallow water. He broke his neck and was paralyzed from the neck down. My mother (his cousin) was present at his home shortly before his death. She said that right before he died, he lifted his arm upward and said, "Take me now." He passed away on February 19, 1960 and was buried in Buchanan City Cemetery, Buchanan, Georgia. He was a resident of Haralson County, Georgia until his death.
(bio by: Sabrina King Combs)
Doyce Norman Haney was born on March 3, 1942 to John Marion Haney and Virgil Mozelle Munroe Haney. He was a brother to
Rupert Haney, Buford Haney, Elbert Haney, Wayne Haney, Keith Haney, and several still living siblings.
Doyce was injured when he jumped off a bridge into shallow water. He broke his neck and was paralyzed from the neck down. My mother (his cousin) was present at his home shortly before his death. She said that right before he died, he lifted his arm upward and said, "Take me now." He passed away on February 19, 1960 and was buried in Buchanan City Cemetery, Buchanan, Georgia. He was a resident of Haralson County, Georgia until his death.
(bio by: Sabrina King Combs)
Rupert Haney, Buford Haney, Elbert Haney, Wayne Haney, Keith Haney, and several still living siblings.
Doyce was injured when he jumped off a bridge into shallow water. He broke his neck and was paralyzed from the neck down. My mother (his cousin) was present at his home shortly before his death. She said that right before he died, he lifted his arm upward and said, "Take me now." He passed away on February 19, 1960 and was buried in Buchanan City Cemetery, Buchanan, Georgia. He was a resident of Haralson County, Georgia until his death.
(bio by: Sabrina King Combs)
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