Obituary of John L. Honaker

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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003
From: http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00001.html#0000008
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John L. Honaker 
Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, March 31, 1938 
   John L. Honaker, son of Thomas and Anna Lathram Honaker, was born 
February 9, 1886, at Owingsville, Kentucky, and departed from this life 
at his home in Lebanon, O., March 19, 1938, at the age of 52 years, 1 
month and 10 days. 
   When 18 years of age he moved to Williamsburg, Ohio.  Here he was 
united in marriage to Cannie Evans, with whom he shared his joys and 
sorrows alike for the remainder of his life.  to this union four children 
were born, two daughters and two sons. Soon after his marriage, Mr. Honaker 
moved with his family to Warren County, Ohio, where he has since resided. 
   Early in his life he united with the Methodist Church, and the 
inspiration and influence which he received from this means of Grace 
was reflected in his character throughout his life. 
   For the past five years he had been in failing health, but previous 
to that time he had been associated with the Western and Southern Life 
Insurance Company.  In this capacity he was respected by all who knew 
him as a man of utmost integrity and responsibility. 
   Mr. Honaker was a loving, kind and indulgent husband and father.  
He lived a virtuous life, and his life speaks for itself a loftier 
eulogy than our words can express.  He will be greatly missed by his 
family and friends, who hold many beautiful memories of him, but they 
will find comfort in the realization that he has gone to claim the 
rewards that await every good and true servant. 
   He leaves his faithful wife, Cannie; four children, James Virginia, 
John, Jr., and Mrs. Ruth Carter; three sisters, Miss Florence Honaker 
of Cincinnati; Mrs. J. H. Berry, of Cabool, Mo., and Mrs. Lee Wilkerson, 
of Browning, Mo., and one grandchild.  They, together with a host of 
relatives and friends, deeply mourn his departure.