Chester Hockenberry

Neil Corman

Hock, Ronnie, Joanie, Cathie, and all of the Hockenberry families, my deepest condolences go out to all of you for your loss. Chester was a very nice guy and was always very welcoming. He will be truly missed. May the Lord be with all of you during this difficult time.

 Linda Ritchie Burns

Hockenberry Family,
During your yard sale this past summer, I stopped and was able to see your dad. He looked very well and seemed happy. I am glad that I was able to talk to him. Your family was always kind and welcoming.
A favorite memory was your cat lying on your Lassie dog on your driveway. It seemed that you always had a Lassie dog and a cat who got alone very well together.
Please accept my deepest sympathy and my love.
Linda Ritchie Burns

 Tina Mathews Dixon

Joanie, Cathie, Ronnie and Marvin. I am so sorry to hear of your dads passing. I would watch for him when he was living at home. It was always nice to see him from time to time. You were all blessed with wonderful parents. Keep those wonderful memories close to heart and know that you will see them both again.

 Diane Youngblood

My heart goes out to the family…He was a special man and will ne missed..My thoughts and prayers are with you all,,

 Mr. & Mrs. Roger Neidrick

I am so happy that Chester accepted Jesus Christ as savior in his life. Chet leaves us all saddened but with memories of his life that included years of construction work combined with hobbies of fishing and spending time in Treasure Lake relaxing. He was a man that loved his grandkids and family.
God has another treasure in his kingdom.

 Robin Yarger Zelensky

Both of Cathie’s parents were a huge part of my childhood. I am very sad to hear of this loss.