Georgia:  Decatur County:  Obituary of HARMON ARWOOD COOK
18 October 1962 

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The following Obituary appeared in the Post Searchlight Newspaper  in 
1962.....


HARMON ARWOOD COOK


Funeral services for Harmon Arwood Cook, 44, of Smyrna formerly of 
Bainbridge were conducted Thursday, October 18, [1962] at Dobbin Funeral 
Home in Smyrna.

Rev. Frank Echols officiated and interment was in Kennesaw Memorial Park 
Cemetery.

The deceased was a member of the Methodist Church and had been an 
employee of the Lockheed Aircraft Corp. for the past eleven years.

During his employment with Lockheed he received a number of commendations 
from the company for time saving devices and for positive thinking that 
resulted in increased production.

Having consistently found a better method for producing parts he also 
invented a tool for precision drilling.

Survivors include his wife,  Mrs. Sarah Addison Cook of Smyrna;  two 
daughters Mrs. Arlene Jackson of Valdosta and Miss Cynthia Cook of 
Smyrna,  one son, Harmon A. Cook, Jr. of Smyrna;  his mother Mrs. Louray 
(Cook) Griffin of Bainbridge;  two brothers, J. W. Cook, Jr. of Claxton 
and Julian Cook of Wilmington, California and one granddaughter, Tisha 
Nell Jackson of Valdosta.