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Jack T. Henager

FLAT ROCK — Jack Thomas
Henager, 62, of Flat Rock, a
retired Flat Rock Community
Schools administrator, died of nat-
ural causes Wednesday morning
in his home.

Friends may call from noon to
9 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the
Arthur Bobcean Funeral Home.
He will lie in state from 11 a.m.
until services at noon Sunday in
First United Methodist Church.
Rev. Alan W. DeGraw of First
United Methodist Church will
officiate. He will be cremated and
burial will be in Huron Valley
Cemetery.

Born Oct. 11, 1930, in Arthur,
Ind., he was the son of Franklin
and Austa (Erwin) Henager. He
was married to Betty Monske,
who died Nov. 5, 1990. He mar-
ried N. Anne Hart on March 27 in
First United Methodist Church.

Mr. Henager began his career at
Flat Rock in 1956 as a junior high
and high school music teacher. In
1969, he became assistant princi-
pal at the junior high school and
was principal from 1970 until
retiring in May, 1984.

He served in the Navy as a musi-
cian on board the USS Midway
during the Korean War.

He was a member of First Unit-
ed Methodist Church, the National
Rifleman’s Association and the
Michigan Public School Employ-
ees Retirement System.

In addition to his wife, he is sur-
vived by ason, Thomas of New-
port; a daughter, Mrs. Jacob
(Melissa) Craanen of South Rock-
wood; two stepsons, Jon Twitchell
of Oregon and Lee Hart of Vir-
ginia; a brother, Paul, of Illinois;
a sister, Aline Wilson of Indiana,
and eight grandchildren.

Memorials may be made to the
First United Methodist Church.