William “Streak” Strader
November 27, 1962 ~ January 15, 2018
William Woods “Streak” Strader, 55, Hiseville, passed away Monday, January 15, 2018, at his residence. William was a Barren County native, the former owner and operator of Hiseville Feed and Seed, and a member of the Hiseville Christian Church. He greatly enjoyed working on the farm.
William is survived by one daughter, Laura Kathryn “Katie” Strader of Chicago, IL; his parents, Woody and Carolyn Strader of Hiseville; one sister: Julie Ann Strader of Hiseville; two nieces: Maria and Brooklind Norman; and many close friends.
Funeral services will be held 1:00 p.m. Friday at the Hatcher & Saddler Funeral Home with burial in the Hiseville Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday and after 10 a.m. Friday at the funeral home.
So saddened to hear this , Rickey Johnson is my husband,he is currently in Glenview Nursing home . We enjoyed Streak and Woody bringing their cattle to sale to us . Praying for family and friends,
Thoughts & Prayers for the Family during this difficult time,and the days to come..BCHS 1980
I was one of Streak’s many friends. When I moved here ten years ago, he and later, his Family made me feel welcome and at “Home”. We shared a mutual friend, who made a difference in many lives. Streak had the same gift and ability! He carried a message of hope to countless, who had none, and though I hadn’t seen him for awhile i kept him with me, in prayer. The good he did for so many will not be forgotten. The strength he showed in times of need will not be forgotten. The daily messages assuring His Blessings will not be forgotten. Then there’s that smile, that sweet smile and twinkling eye will never be forgotten. No, Steak, you are not gone from us, you’re just away for awhile….save me a seat at the table.
I hope I’m able to get out to share condolences but if not, I want the Family to know you are and will remain in my prayers.
Hearts our saddened by the loss of William. Thoughts and prayers reach out for the family, community, friends, and neighbors. William was a friend; and we hope for each one grieved for this sudden loss.