Ouachita County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....TREADWAY, JAMES HAROLD  June 1, 2015
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News Star World - June 05, 2015
JAMES HAROLD TREADWAY

Rev. James Treadway was born in Beattyville, Kentucky, December 8, 1930. He 
passed away Monday, June 1, 2015, at the age of 84. He grew up in Hamilton, 
Ohio in a family of eight children. He entered the Army in service to his 
country and was stationed in Fort Knox before being assigned to Korea during 
the war. He was honorably discharged as a Sergeant in 1953 and returned home to 
marry his sweetheart and raise a family of five children.

After graduating from Anderson College in Anderson, Indiana in 1959, he became 
a Church of God pastor in Michigan, and later returned to Anderson as book 
editor of Warner Press. He then worked with the Church of God missions board 
and edited Missions Magazine and traveled around the globe writing stories of 
missions ministries in other countries.

His pastorates later took him to Louisiana, Wisconsin, back to Michigan and 
then to Tennessee.

He is survived by his wife, Wanda Mae Peak Treadway; daughter Kathie Sue, her 
husband Jeff Wilkerson and their daughters, Emily and Erin; daughter Laura 
Karen Treadway; son, James Harold Treadway, Jr. and his wife Sherri and their 
son, Jason Schaffer; Rebecca Treadway Fancher, her husband R. Keith Kimball and 
children James Reagan Fancher and wife, Grazi, Lincoln Douglas Fancher, Laura 
Fancher and husband-to-be Chris Hinton, Mara Kimball and Heath Kimball.

He is preceded in death by his parents, V.L. and Laura Treadway, sisters Joyce 
Bendlin and Mary Dennis, brother William Carl Treadway, and daughter, Jamie 
Lynn Treadway.

Interment will be held Friday, June 5, 2015 at the National Cemetery in 
Natchez, Mississippi, where he will receive full military honors. A memorial 
service will be held Saturday, June 6, 2015 at 3 p.m. at Cypress Street Church 
of God in West Monroe, Louisiana, where he attended since moving back to 
Louisiana in 2012, with the Rev. Neil Oldham officiating. A time of fellowship 
will follow.

Memorials may be made to Cypress Street Church of God (Faith Promise Missions) 
1401 Cypress Street West Monroe, Louisiana 71291.

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