Created August 27, 2018
In Memory
This eternal flame burns forever
in remembrance of Fadlallah Hassen
(F.H.) Taweel
F.H. Taweel
October
18, 1936 - April 9, 2021
Fadlallah Hassen
"F.H." Taweel, 83, of Smackover passed away
peacefully on Friday,
April 9, 2021 due to complications from Alzheimer's
disease.
F.H. was born in Syria on October 18,
1937 and immigrated to the United
States as a teenager.
He was adopted by his uncle and aunt, Smoin
"Charley" and Lola Miller Taweel.He is
a 1956 graduate of Smackover
high school and
earned his bachelor's degree in education from Louisiana
Tech University in 1960.He later would earn a master of arts in
teaching
degree from Tulane
University.
F.H. was a career teacher and taught
for 32 years in the Homer, LA,
Smackover, and El
Dorado school districts.His legacy as
an educator
lives on in the lives
of the thousands of students he taught throughout his
career.He retired from teaching in 1992 and began a
second career as
an associate at Walmart in El Dorado
until his retirement in 2002.
F.H. was an avid camper and was a
member of the Derrick City Sams
Chapter of the Good Sam
Camping Club in which he was a life member.
He also enjoyed carpentry, handyman projects, gardening, socializing
with friends and family, and raising his
sons Omar and Jerome.
F.H. was a Christian and a lifelong
member of Smackover First Baptist
Church.In his own words he once said,
"when I die, don't
cry for me - that's celebration time for me!"
F.H. leaves behind his wife of 25
years, Linda Taweel, his sons Omar
(Katrenia)
and Jerome, stepsons Adam (Theresa) and Charles Chandler,
step grandchildren
Josh Rodgers, Justin Bricklen, Ryan, Derin, Handley,
and Chancie Chandler, and his beloved labrador
retriever "Cookie".
The family will receive guests at
Perry Funeral Home in El Dorado on
Thursday, April 15 from 1:00 - 2:00 with
graveside services following at
2:30 at the Smackover Cemetery.Due to the continuing threat of COVID-
19, please follow the CDC established
procedures by wearing a mask and
social distancing.
In lieu of flowers, the family
requests that memorials be made to Lifetouch
Hospice in El Dorado or the Alzheimer's
Association.
Though He's gone, He is not forgotten.
Though absent, He remains in spirit.
Though once a worker, He now rests.
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