IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Ima Christine

Ima Christine Eaves Honeycutt Profile Photo

Eaves Honeycutt

Sep 27, 1914 — Jan 1, 2015

Obituary

Ima Christine Eaves Honeycutt , 100, of Crockett, formerly of Center, passed away Thursday, January 1, 2015 in Crockett.

Visitation will be held from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Sunday, January 4, 2015 at Watson & Sons Funeral Home in Center. Funeral service will be held at 1:00 p.m., Monday, January 5, 2015 at Watson & Sons Chapel with Bro. Bud McGee officiating. Interment will follow at Spann's Chapel Cemetery in Shelby County.

Ms. Honeycutt was born September 27, 1914 in Shelby County to Walter D. Eaves and Decie Estes Eaves. She graduated from Stephen F. Austin University and went on to be a school teacher. Christine "Granny Honey" was such a caring and loving person to her husband, boys, and grandchildren. She cared for her parents and siblings and was a friend to all. Christine was a devout Christian, a charter member of Spann's Chapel Baptist Church and a member of Order of Eastern Star. She was known for her fried chicken and coconut pie. Christine was a gardener and always had a beautiful yard. She will be missed.

She is survived by
Sons:
Otis D. Honeycutt and companion, Amber Honeycutt James, of Crockett
James Honeycutt and wife, Donna, of Henderson

Grandchildren:
Casey D. Honeycutt
Felecia G. May
Jason M. Honeycutt
Belinda J. Freeman
Guy Allen Honeycutt
Otis W. Honeycutt
Nora Lynne Scagliano

Great Grandchildren:
Austin D. May
Tucker C. May
Samuel C. Honeycutt
Chelsea Honeycutt
Chani Honeycutt
Randy Freeman
Cari Freeman
Nathan Freeman
Garrett Honeycutt
Connor Honeycutt
Meagan Honeycutt
Austin Honeycutt
Kara Honeycutt
Clay W. Honeycutt
Peter Scagliano IV
Reagan Scagliano

Nieces and Nephews:
Willie Bunting
Maxie Eaves
Curtis Doyle
David Eaves
Jerry Lynn Buckner
Lola Wilson

Preceded in death by
Husband: Guy W. Honeycutt
Parents: Walter D. Eaves and Decie Estes Eaves
All of her siblings

Pallbearers will be Otis Honeycutt, Casey Honeycutt, Austin May, James Honeycutt, Jason Honeycutt, Guy Honeycutt and Otis Honeycutt.

Family wishes to extend special thanks to staff at Houston County Nursing Home for their excellent care.
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