Son of William Elson Honaker. Husband of Goldie Corell Honaker.
He was retired member of the Appalachian Power Company, member of the First Baptist Church of Logan (he also sang in their choir), past president of the Logan Rotary Club, past exalted ruler of the Elks Club, Commander of the Knight Temple, member of the Beni Kedim Shrine, and past president of the retired employees of Appalachian Power Company. He served on the executive board of the American Red Cross, was an instructor for the American Red Cross, worked with the Heart Fund, the United Fund and was a member of the Logan Country Club.
He was retired member of the Appalachian Power Company, member of the First Baptist Church of Logan (he also sang in their choir), past president of the Logan Rotary Club, past exalted ruler of the Elks Club, Commander of the Knight Temple, member of the Beni Kedim Shrine, and past president of the retired employees of Appalachian Power Company. He served on the executive board of the American Red Cross, was an instructor for the American Red Cross, worked with the Heart Fund, the United Fund and was a member of the Logan Country Club.
Son of William Elson Honaker. Husband of Goldie Corell Honaker.
He was retired member of the Appalachian Power Company, member of the First Baptist Church of Logan (he also sang in their choir), past president of the Logan Rotary Club, past exalted ruler of the Elks Club, Commander of the Knight Temple, member of the Beni Kedim Shrine, and past president of the retired employees of Appalachian Power Company. He served on the executive board of the American Red Cross, was an instructor for the American Red Cross, worked with the Heart Fund, the United Fund and was a member of the Logan Country Club.
He was retired member of the Appalachian Power Company, member of the First Baptist Church of Logan (he also sang in their choir), past president of the Logan Rotary Club, past exalted ruler of the Elks Club, Commander of the Knight Temple, member of the Beni Kedim Shrine, and past president of the retired employees of Appalachian Power Company. He served on the executive board of the American Red Cross, was an instructor for the American Red Cross, worked with the Heart Fund, the United Fund and was a member of the Logan Country Club.
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