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Superintendent of Dupont’s May Plant in Camden, S.C. and retired in 1969 after 33 years of service. He graduated from Richmond College and earned a Master of Business Administration Degree from Harvard University.
Mr. Hash was an active member of the First Baptist Church of Camden, S.C. where he was a deacon, the teacher of the men’s Sunday School Class and treasurer. Under his leadership, the present sanctuary was constructed and financed.
For the past eight years, Mr. Hash resided at the Baptist Retirement Home in Culpeper where he taught Sunday School and was on , the Resident’s Council.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Lucy S. Hash of Camden, S.C.
Survivors include his son, John F. Hash, his daughter-in-law, Mary M. Hash; three grandchildren, Rer becca Hash, Katherine Hash and Lauren Hash, all of Gulfport, Miss.; seven brothers, Kermit Hash of Fredericksburg, Dexter Hash of Arlington, Herbert Hash of Boston, Jim Hash of Tacoma Park, Md., Herman Hash and Joe Hash, both of Harrisonburg and Roy Hash of San Diego, Ca. and four sisters, Ella Lambert of Fredericksburg, Mary Elgin of Culpeper, Ruth Lucas of North Highlands, Ca. and Lucie Linville of Richmond.
A memorial service was held Friday, March 1 at the Culpeper Baptist Church Chapel in Culpeper. Dr. H.O. Browning officiated.
The funeral service was held Sunday, March 3 at the First Baptist Church in Camden, S.C.
Glore Funeral Home in Culpeper was in charge of the arrangements.
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