[Note: Son of John & Louisa "Lula" (Bolin) Harp; married 7 July 1929 Lorene Blevins 19 Mar 1911 - 4 Jul 1998]
Kermit Theodore Harp was the son of John and Louisa Bolin Harp. On July 7 1929 by and Lorene Blevins were married.
Kermit was a retired carpenter and farmer who loved to sucker grab(sucker is a carp fish, grab is a way of catching). He loved his family dearly and will be greatly missed by his grandchildren. He was a special grandpa. Kermit was a member of First Baptist Church of Nixa.
He was preceded in death by his wife Lorene on 4 July 1998; his son Rex Harp; four brothers, and a sister.
Survivors include; His daughter-in-law, Clara Harp; a grandson, Rick Harp; a granddaughter, Ronda Thompson and her husband, Wayne, all of Nixa; great grandsons, Jeff Thompson and Justin Thompson, Nixa; and a great granddaughter, Christy Sherer and her husband David, Highlandville.
In memory of Kermit T. Harp born 2 June 1909 and passed away 21 April 2000. Services Tuesday, 25 April 2000 at 2:00 p.m. at Adams Funeral Home, Nixa Missouri. Officiating is Dr. Richard Eakins. Music: "Shall We Gather at the River," and "How Great Thou Art" with Charles Driver, soloist and Colette Long Pianist.
Escorts are: Rick Harp, Wayne Thompson, Jeff Thompson, Justin Thompson, David Sherer and Arvil Harp. Interment at Glenn Cemetery.
Contributed by Marcia Haworth and Becky Schimek.
Kermit Theodore Harp was the son of John and Louisa Bolin Harp. On July 7 1929 by and Lorene Blevins were married.
Kermit was a retired carpenter and farmer who loved to sucker grab(sucker is a carp fish, grab is a way of catching). He loved his family dearly and will be greatly missed by his grandchildren. He was a special grandpa. Kermit was a member of First Baptist Church of Nixa.
He was preceded in death by his wife Lorene on 4 July 1998; his son Rex Harp; four brothers, and a sister.
Survivors include; His daughter-in-law, Clara Harp; a grandson, Rick Harp; a granddaughter, Ronda Thompson and her husband, Wayne, all of Nixa; great grandsons, Jeff Thompson and Justin Thompson, Nixa; and a great granddaughter, Christy Sherer and her husband David, Highlandville.
In memory of Kermit T. Harp born 2 June 1909 and passed away 21 April 2000. Services Tuesday, 25 April 2000 at 2:00 p.m. at Adams Funeral Home, Nixa Missouri. Officiating is Dr. Richard Eakins. Music: "Shall We Gather at the River," and "How Great Thou Art" with Charles Driver, soloist and Colette Long Pianist.
Escorts are: Rick Harp, Wayne Thompson, Jeff Thompson, Justin Thompson, David Sherer and Arvil Harp. Interment at Glenn Cemetery.
Contributed by Marcia Haworth and Becky Schimek.
[Note: Son of John & Louisa "Lula" (Bolin) Harp; married 7 July 1929 Lorene Blevins 19 Mar 1911 - 4 Jul 1998]
Kermit Theodore Harp was the son of John and Louisa Bolin Harp. On July 7 1929 by and Lorene Blevins were married.
Kermit was a retired carpenter and farmer who loved to sucker grab(sucker is a carp fish, grab is a way of catching). He loved his family dearly and will be greatly missed by his grandchildren. He was a special grandpa. Kermit was a member of First Baptist Church of Nixa.
He was preceded in death by his wife Lorene on 4 July 1998; his son Rex Harp; four brothers, and a sister.
Survivors include; His daughter-in-law, Clara Harp; a grandson, Rick Harp; a granddaughter, Ronda Thompson and her husband, Wayne, all of Nixa; great grandsons, Jeff Thompson and Justin Thompson, Nixa; and a great granddaughter, Christy Sherer and her husband David, Highlandville.
In memory of Kermit T. Harp born 2 June 1909 and passed away 21 April 2000. Services Tuesday, 25 April 2000 at 2:00 p.m. at Adams Funeral Home, Nixa Missouri. Officiating is Dr. Richard Eakins. Music: "Shall We Gather at the River," and "How Great Thou Art" with Charles Driver, soloist and Colette Long Pianist.
Escorts are: Rick Harp, Wayne Thompson, Jeff Thompson, Justin Thompson, David Sherer and Arvil Harp. Interment at Glenn Cemetery.
Contributed by Marcia Haworth and Becky Schimek.
Kermit Theodore Harp was the son of John and Louisa Bolin Harp. On July 7 1929 by and Lorene Blevins were married.
Kermit was a retired carpenter and farmer who loved to sucker grab(sucker is a carp fish, grab is a way of catching). He loved his family dearly and will be greatly missed by his grandchildren. He was a special grandpa. Kermit was a member of First Baptist Church of Nixa.
He was preceded in death by his wife Lorene on 4 July 1998; his son Rex Harp; four brothers, and a sister.
Survivors include; His daughter-in-law, Clara Harp; a grandson, Rick Harp; a granddaughter, Ronda Thompson and her husband, Wayne, all of Nixa; great grandsons, Jeff Thompson and Justin Thompson, Nixa; and a great granddaughter, Christy Sherer and her husband David, Highlandville.
In memory of Kermit T. Harp born 2 June 1909 and passed away 21 April 2000. Services Tuesday, 25 April 2000 at 2:00 p.m. at Adams Funeral Home, Nixa Missouri. Officiating is Dr. Richard Eakins. Music: "Shall We Gather at the River," and "How Great Thou Art" with Charles Driver, soloist and Colette Long Pianist.
Escorts are: Rick Harp, Wayne Thompson, Jeff Thompson, Justin Thompson, David Sherer and Arvil Harp. Interment at Glenn Cemetery.
Contributed by Marcia Haworth and Becky Schimek.
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