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1920 - 2004
 Homer Cremeans, 84 of Huntington, passed away Wednesday, August 4, 2004, at his residence. Funeral Services will be held Saturady, August 7, 2004, at 7:00P.M. at Henson Mortuary, with Rev. Kenneth Harbour, officiating. Military Graveside rites will be held Sunday, August 8, 2004, at 2:00P.m at Oaklawn Memorial Park with burial to follow.Mr. Cremeans was born in Huntington, June 15, 1920, a son of the late Jake & Katherine Lucas Cremeans.He was retired after 38 years of service from BASF. He was veterans of U.S. Army, during WW11, servicing in Japan.He was a lifetime member of Post #9738 V.F.W. who will hold graveside rites on Sunday' He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Alice Katherine Harless Cremeans, a daughter & son-in-law Aloma Mae & Curtis Henry, Grandson Ryan Lee Henry, Stepgrandson Christopher L. Blair. Visitation will be observed Saturday 8/7/2004 from 6-9P.M. at Henson Mortuary. Condolences can be sent to family at timeformemory,com/henson |
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There are currently 3 condolences.
John Mandt Sr.
Tuesday August 10, 2004 at
12:57 PM
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Mrs Cremeans,
I want to express to you and your family my deepest sympathy in Homers passing. I learned of Homers homegoing when I returned from visiting my daughter and her family in Jamestown, Ky this past weekend. As a young boy working for my father at Stewarts, I have some fond vivid memories of Homer. He was always kind and friendly to me even though I was mischevious at times. As a matter of fact he and Arnold Sowards were the only two charter members of my HoBo club. This was about 1950, the dues were 50cents and I put the money in a coffee can and buried it under our club house that I built by the back building on our lot. In the Spring when we were so busy Homer was careful to park his S.U.C.O. truck in such a way as not to take up any spaces for our customers. The last time I saw Homer was a few years ago when he was in the Drive-in, and we had a chance to talk about old times. Hr reminded me of a time when I was hiding behind the back bulding and as he passed in his truck I threw a rock and hit his truck. He stopped, got out, and went into our office to inform my dad what had happened. Needless to say that was the last time I threw a rock at Homers truck. Those were good times for me growing up and I will miss him.
Blessings, John Mandt Sr.
Stewart's Hot Dogs.
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Melba & Melanie Curry & Melvin Bates
Sunday August 8, 2004 at
8:26 PM
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With deepest Sympathy.
Melvin, Melba and Melanie
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BERNARD SCARBERRY
Saturday August 7, 2004 at
1:53 PM
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TO THE FAMILY OF HOMER CREMEANS, I WORKED WITH HOMER AT BASF, THOUGHT A LOT OF HIM, VERY FINE MAN. I AM SURE HE WILL BE MISSED A LOT. MY CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY, I AM VERY SORRY TO HEAR OF HIS PASSING.
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