Timothy Dale Hogue Sr.

October 9, 1960 - November 18, 2020

Timothy Dale Hogue Sr, was born on October 9th, 1960. He passed away November 18th, 2020 in Mableton, Georgia. He was born in Boston, Massachusetts to Mr. Claude Hogue Sr., and Mrs. Bobbie Blackmon Hogue. Tim is survived by his lovely wife, Kaya C. Hogue. Sons, Timothy D. Hogue Jr. and DeWayne Palmer and daughter, Mary Palmer. He is also survived by his four grandchildren, Jase Ferrell, Katie High, Layla Palmer, and Jayden Palmer. Tim was a dedicated and dutiful husband and father. He married the love of his life, Kaya, on December 13th, 1986. They spent the next 33 years together and raised three beautiful children. Tim prided himself a family man. They were the most important people in his life. Tim was a veteran, and honorably served in the United States Marine Corps. He enjoyed fishing, old school music, rebuilding cars, playing cards, and dominos. Tim was an avid animal lover who had a special niche for training dogs. He was extremely artistic and loved drawings and painting, many of which he had displayed in his home. Tim never met a stranger, and could debate with you on any issue, a man with his own beliefs, and convictions. He is preceded in death by his parents, Mr. Claude Hogue Sr., and Bobbie Hogue. Grandparents, Arthur Hogue Jr., and Margaret Hogue. Grandmother, Adele Bennett. Uncles and Aunts; James Hogue, Arthur Hogue, Leonard Hogue, and Lucious Davis, Bettye Hogue, Rosa Hogue, and Cecilia Hogue. He is also survived by his siblings, Jeannie Hadden, Karen Boykins, Claude H. Hogue Jr (Gail), Bernard L. Hogue, and Jerome S. Hogue Sr. In-Laws, Pamela Palmer, Chris Palmer, Shronda and Floyd Beavers, and Keith Palmer. Uncle and Aunts, Bernice Herbert, Beatrice Driver, Charles Hogue Sr., John T. Hogue Sr. (Joyce). And father in law, Jesse Palmer. And an abundance of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. Tim was a son, brother, husband, father, Papa, and friend. He will be missed my many. His legacy will live on in the values he instilled in his children and grandchildren. "Those we love don't go away, they walk beside us everyday. Unseen, unbothered, but always near, so loved, so missed, so very dear."