VIENNA - William "Bill" F. Haynie, 72, entered eternal peace at 11:10 a.m. Saturday, April 19, 2014, while at home and surrounded by the love of his family, following a brief illness.
Bill was born Dec. 8, 1941, at home in Masury, a son to Abraham and Laurabelle (Rickert) Haynie.
A 1959 graduate of Brookfield High School, he furthered his education at the University of Virginia and Youngstown University, where he studied Business Administration.
He married the love of his life, Georgia Gray on Aug. 22, 1964, and together they started a family.
Self was forgotten the day that Bill left his home to defend our country's freedom, when he enlisted in the U.S. Army. His assignment was in the United States Special Intelligence Security Agency, serving stateside as well as in Korea, achieving the rank of Sergeant.
Following his honorable discharge, he supported his family working as a supervisor at the Packard Electric Warren Plant of General Motors for 28 years before his retirement.
Bill was a member of the Vienna United Methodist Church, where he served as Trustee, Youth Advisor, and on numerous committees of the church, was raised as a Master Mason in 1971 by Western Star No. 21 F&AM, Youngstown, Charter member of Copper Penny No. 778 F&AM, Vienna, where he was founding member of the Copper Penny Scholarship Fund, Aut Mori Grotto, served as Co-Director of the Vienna Food Pantry for 10 years, Co-Founder of the Vienna Community Park and Baseball Fields, and IUE CWA No. 717. Together with his wife, they were the 2001 recipients of the Big Brother/Big Sister of the year award.
In his spare time, he was an avid street rod enthusiast, restored numerous automobiles and traveled extensively to car shows and rod runs with close friends, entertained many hospitalized children and nursing home residents as a Grotto Clown, and prepared and served Swiss Steak Dinners to the public for over 20 years to help raise funds for his church.
He was a devoted husband to his beloved Georgia; proud father to his children, Michelle Lynn Johnson and her husband, Jeffrey, of Boulder, Colo., and Brent William Haynie and his wife, Letizia of Durham, N.C.; adored his grandchildren, Michiko Haynie, Calder William Haynie, Evelyn Johnson, and Annika Johnson; and respected his sisters, Shirley VanSlyke of Masury, and Flora Smith of Brookfield.
He was preceded in death by his parents and by his sister, Rose Moffett.
He will be laid to rest with his family in the Brookfield Township Cemetery.
Source; The Youngstown Vindicator 21 Apr 2014
Bill was born Dec. 8, 1941, at home in Masury, a son to Abraham and Laurabelle (Rickert) Haynie.
A 1959 graduate of Brookfield High School, he furthered his education at the University of Virginia and Youngstown University, where he studied Business Administration.
He married the love of his life, Georgia Gray on Aug. 22, 1964, and together they started a family.
Self was forgotten the day that Bill left his home to defend our country's freedom, when he enlisted in the U.S. Army. His assignment was in the United States Special Intelligence Security Agency, serving stateside as well as in Korea, achieving the rank of Sergeant.
Following his honorable discharge, he supported his family working as a supervisor at the Packard Electric Warren Plant of General Motors for 28 years before his retirement.
Bill was a member of the Vienna United Methodist Church, where he served as Trustee, Youth Advisor, and on numerous committees of the church, was raised as a Master Mason in 1971 by Western Star No. 21 F&AM, Youngstown, Charter member of Copper Penny No. 778 F&AM, Vienna, where he was founding member of the Copper Penny Scholarship Fund, Aut Mori Grotto, served as Co-Director of the Vienna Food Pantry for 10 years, Co-Founder of the Vienna Community Park and Baseball Fields, and IUE CWA No. 717. Together with his wife, they were the 2001 recipients of the Big Brother/Big Sister of the year award.
In his spare time, he was an avid street rod enthusiast, restored numerous automobiles and traveled extensively to car shows and rod runs with close friends, entertained many hospitalized children and nursing home residents as a Grotto Clown, and prepared and served Swiss Steak Dinners to the public for over 20 years to help raise funds for his church.
He was a devoted husband to his beloved Georgia; proud father to his children, Michelle Lynn Johnson and her husband, Jeffrey, of Boulder, Colo., and Brent William Haynie and his wife, Letizia of Durham, N.C.; adored his grandchildren, Michiko Haynie, Calder William Haynie, Evelyn Johnson, and Annika Johnson; and respected his sisters, Shirley VanSlyke of Masury, and Flora Smith of Brookfield.
He was preceded in death by his parents and by his sister, Rose Moffett.
He will be laid to rest with his family in the Brookfield Township Cemetery.
Source; The Youngstown Vindicator 21 Apr 2014
VIENNA - William "Bill" F. Haynie, 72, entered eternal peace at 11:10 a.m. Saturday, April 19, 2014, while at home and surrounded by the love of his family, following a brief illness.
Bill was born Dec. 8, 1941, at home in Masury, a son to Abraham and Laurabelle (Rickert) Haynie.
A 1959 graduate of Brookfield High School, he furthered his education at the University of Virginia and Youngstown University, where he studied Business Administration.
He married the love of his life, Georgia Gray on Aug. 22, 1964, and together they started a family.
Self was forgotten the day that Bill left his home to defend our country's freedom, when he enlisted in the U.S. Army. His assignment was in the United States Special Intelligence Security Agency, serving stateside as well as in Korea, achieving the rank of Sergeant.
Following his honorable discharge, he supported his family working as a supervisor at the Packard Electric Warren Plant of General Motors for 28 years before his retirement.
Bill was a member of the Vienna United Methodist Church, where he served as Trustee, Youth Advisor, and on numerous committees of the church, was raised as a Master Mason in 1971 by Western Star No. 21 F&AM, Youngstown, Charter member of Copper Penny No. 778 F&AM, Vienna, where he was founding member of the Copper Penny Scholarship Fund, Aut Mori Grotto, served as Co-Director of the Vienna Food Pantry for 10 years, Co-Founder of the Vienna Community Park and Baseball Fields, and IUE CWA No. 717. Together with his wife, they were the 2001 recipients of the Big Brother/Big Sister of the year award.
In his spare time, he was an avid street rod enthusiast, restored numerous automobiles and traveled extensively to car shows and rod runs with close friends, entertained many hospitalized children and nursing home residents as a Grotto Clown, and prepared and served Swiss Steak Dinners to the public for over 20 years to help raise funds for his church.
He was a devoted husband to his beloved Georgia; proud father to his children, Michelle Lynn Johnson and her husband, Jeffrey, of Boulder, Colo., and Brent William Haynie and his wife, Letizia of Durham, N.C.; adored his grandchildren, Michiko Haynie, Calder William Haynie, Evelyn Johnson, and Annika Johnson; and respected his sisters, Shirley VanSlyke of Masury, and Flora Smith of Brookfield.
He was preceded in death by his parents and by his sister, Rose Moffett.
He will be laid to rest with his family in the Brookfield Township Cemetery.
Source; The Youngstown Vindicator 21 Apr 2014
Bill was born Dec. 8, 1941, at home in Masury, a son to Abraham and Laurabelle (Rickert) Haynie.
A 1959 graduate of Brookfield High School, he furthered his education at the University of Virginia and Youngstown University, where he studied Business Administration.
He married the love of his life, Georgia Gray on Aug. 22, 1964, and together they started a family.
Self was forgotten the day that Bill left his home to defend our country's freedom, when he enlisted in the U.S. Army. His assignment was in the United States Special Intelligence Security Agency, serving stateside as well as in Korea, achieving the rank of Sergeant.
Following his honorable discharge, he supported his family working as a supervisor at the Packard Electric Warren Plant of General Motors for 28 years before his retirement.
Bill was a member of the Vienna United Methodist Church, where he served as Trustee, Youth Advisor, and on numerous committees of the church, was raised as a Master Mason in 1971 by Western Star No. 21 F&AM, Youngstown, Charter member of Copper Penny No. 778 F&AM, Vienna, where he was founding member of the Copper Penny Scholarship Fund, Aut Mori Grotto, served as Co-Director of the Vienna Food Pantry for 10 years, Co-Founder of the Vienna Community Park and Baseball Fields, and IUE CWA No. 717. Together with his wife, they were the 2001 recipients of the Big Brother/Big Sister of the year award.
In his spare time, he was an avid street rod enthusiast, restored numerous automobiles and traveled extensively to car shows and rod runs with close friends, entertained many hospitalized children and nursing home residents as a Grotto Clown, and prepared and served Swiss Steak Dinners to the public for over 20 years to help raise funds for his church.
He was a devoted husband to his beloved Georgia; proud father to his children, Michelle Lynn Johnson and her husband, Jeffrey, of Boulder, Colo., and Brent William Haynie and his wife, Letizia of Durham, N.C.; adored his grandchildren, Michiko Haynie, Calder William Haynie, Evelyn Johnson, and Annika Johnson; and respected his sisters, Shirley VanSlyke of Masury, and Flora Smith of Brookfield.
He was preceded in death by his parents and by his sister, Rose Moffett.
He will be laid to rest with his family in the Brookfield Township Cemetery.
Source; The Youngstown Vindicator 21 Apr 2014
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