In loving memory of
Wiley Ray Hodges
October 13, 1926 - February 11, 2018
HURST - It is with deep sorrow to express our loss of Wiley Ray Hodges, 91, passed away peacefully, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2018, at his home.
This is a tribute to Wiley Ray Hodges. He was born Oct. 13, 1926. For me my family and friends, this father truly deserves our gratitude. Without this man, there wouldn't be any family kids, grandkids or great-grandchildren. I know he gave thanks to his father and forefather before him. Along with our future children who could grow to adulthood. Respect and honor is at the top of the list. Provider of family needs, and being there for us when we needed him. Anyone who has his name in their family tree can give thanks and our blessings, because if it were not for him and his wife, Marie you wouldn't be here today. Wiley lived in and around Fort Worth all his life. He entered into the armed forces and served during World War II in the Philippians. Owner of the Millican Press printing company in Fort Worth. His main joy of life was fishing. We all have someone special to cherish. Take the time to say I love you to those you know as often as you can.
Survivors: Wife, Hellen; three children, Linda Davidson, Patricia Robinson and Wiley David Hodges; 21 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.
This is a tribute to Wiley Ray Hodges. He was born Oct. 13, 1926. For me my family and friends, this father truly deserves our gratitude. Without this man, there wouldn't be any family kids, grandkids or great-grandchildren. I know he gave thanks to his father and forefather before him. Along with our future children who could grow to adulthood. Respect and honor is at the top of the list. Provider of family needs, and being there for us when we needed him. Anyone who has his name in their family tree can give thanks and our blessings, because if it were not for him and his wife, Marie you wouldn't be here today. Wiley lived in and around Fort Worth all his life. He entered into the armed forces and served during World War II in the Philippians. Owner of the Millican Press printing company in Fort Worth. His main joy of life was fishing. We all have someone special to cherish. Take the time to say I love you to those you know as often as you can.
Survivors: Wife, Hellen; three children, Linda Davidson, Patricia Robinson and Wiley David Hodges; 21 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.
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