In Loving Reminiscence: Obituaries From September 1 – 8, 2019
ROBERTSON COUNTY TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information)
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Obituary for Zachary Brown
Zachary Ray Brown, age 25, of Nice View, Tennessee, died Sunday, September eighth, 2019 at his house.
Funeral providers will likely be held Saturday, September 14th, at 1:00PM at Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Nice View with Pastor Danny Johnson officiating. Burial will observe in EverRest of Cheatham cemetery with Jacob Brown, Adam Taylor, Jerry Taylor, Jamie Taylor, Keith Orange, Blake Judkins, Ron Brown, and Jimmy McNeil serving as pallbearers.
The household will obtain buddies on the funeral house Friday from 4-8:00PM and once more on Saturday from 11:00AM till the hour of service at 1:00PM.
Zachary was born on August 25, 1994 in Nashville, Tennessee to Edwin Ray and Brenda Jane Brown. He was an worker at 48forty Options. He was a 2013 graduate of Sycamore Excessive Faculty and attended Cornerstone Church in Nashville.
He’s preceded in demise by grandfather, Thomas Brown; grandparents, Willie “Invoice” Taylor and Helen Taylor Dickerson; and uncle Rodger Taylor.
Along with his dad and mom, he’s survived by a brother, Jacob Brown; grandmother, Mary Brown; aunts, Joan Galloway, Terry Brown, Betty Jo Brown, and Becky Brown; uncles, Tommy, Larry (Christie) and Stacy (Holly) Brown, Jimmy (Teresa) Taylor and Jerry (Jennifer) Taylor; and cousins, Clarissa Kottler, Melissa and Jamie Taylor, Jessica Taylor, Brandy McNeil, Adam and Austin Taylor, Tommy Brown, David Brown, Sam and Chris Galloway, Terina LaRue, Ron Brown, Brenda Vaughn, Bridgett Carroll, Erica Daniels, Robert Lee Brown, Sheena and Heena Sharber, Austin and Abby Brown, and Anderson Brown.
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Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Nice View is in control of these preparations. 6316 Freeway 41A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146 (615) 746-4433
Obituary for Jon Michael Edmonds
Born in Nashville, TN on October 21, 1982. Departed on September 1, 2019 and resided in Springfield, TN. Jon Michael Edmonds, age 36 of Springfield, handed away on September 1, 2019 at Centennial Medical Heart.
He was born on October 21,1982 to Mike and Donna Edmonds at Nashville Memorial Hospital. He was a shock present from God to Mike and Donna and their youngsters. Jon was the puzzle piece that related their two blended households.
Jon was a graduate of Goodpasture Christian Colleges Class of 2001, after commencement he attended Freed-Hardeman College then attended Volunteer State Neighborhood School.
Jon acquired his love for Christmas from his father and aunt, Betty. He began listening to Christmas music in August and would begin adorning in October. Jon and his dad began a Christmas village that began with a few homes and has grown to incorporate a working ice-skating rink, homes, timber, animals, folks and a lot extra. He beloved to share the joyfulness of Christmas and infrequently helped a household in want make their Christmas needs come true.
He was a member of Echo Hills Church of Christ the place he was one of many music leaders. Jon had a powerful religion and when he was recognized in 2016 with abdomen and esophageal most cancers, he advised his household he was okay both manner it turned out. He believed the Lord would maintain every part.
Jon labored for Walmart from the time he was 16 years previous. He labored at a number of areas together with Springfield, Hendersonville and Rivergate, buying buddies all alongside the way in which. When Walmart on Dickerson Street was being constructed, Jon found that he loved establishing the shop. Alongside the way in which he assisted within the opening of some further areas. Jon remained on the Dickerson Street location from its starting and Grand Opening in 2010. He loved his work household and was glad when he felt properly sufficient to be a part of the workforce over the previous three years.
Jon was described as a terrific listener that was dedicated to his buddies. His buddies knew that if you happen to had him as a buddy you had a buddy for all times. He was a shoulder to cry on and an ear to pay attention. He was a form and mild soul. He loved enjoying “Useless by Daylight” with Sean, Blake, Jim and Eric. Nevertheless, his devotion to his household was one among a form. Jon was plenty of assist to his dad and mom, from taking his mom to the mountains for simply high quality time for the 2 of them, to serving to his dad with any process; together with the huge Christmas Timber that adorned the lounge annually. He was the perfect of the perfect assist it doesn’t matter what you wanted. Jon was additionally described as a cutthroat Scrabble Participant by his mom and she or he even accused him of memorizing all of the “Q” phrases that didn’t have a “U.”
Jon will eternally be remembered as a loving son, brother, uncle and expensive buddy to many.
Jon was preceded in demise by his brother, James “Jamey” Donald Coleman; aunt, Betty Edmonds, maternal grandparents, Donald and Elizabeth Coleman and paternal grandparents, Harvey and Gladys Edmonds.
He’s survived by his dad and mom, Mike and Donna Edmonds; sisters, Angela (Steve) Hiland and Cindy Edmonds; nieces and nephews, Russ Osborne, Sophie Osborne, Elle Osborne, and Michael Phelps; and uncle, Donald Coleman.
A Life Celebration was held on Saturday, September 7, 2019. Burial adopted in Springfield Memorial Gardens with household and buddies serving as pallbearers. The household acquired buddies on Friday, September sixth from 4-8pm then once more on Saturday from 12pm till the time of service on the funeral house.
The household request memorial donation be made to the Echo Hills Church of Christ, 1106 Campbell Street Goodlettsville, TN 37072 or to the American Most cancers Society.
Obituary for Dianne Russell
Dianne Russell, 75, of Cedar Hill, handed from this life on Tuesday September 3, 2019 at Choose Specialty Hospital in Nashville.
Funeral providers had been performed Saturday September seventh at 2:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Residence with Billy Vogle officiating. Interment adopted in Bellwood Cemetery in Adams with Jason Baggett, Cory Head, Brad Powell, Jason Traughber, Phillip Head, and Jamie Hernandez serving as pallbearers. The household acquired buddies on Friday from 4:00 p.m. to eight:00 p.m. and on Saturday from 1:00 p.m. till service time on the funeral house.
Dianne was born October 17, 1943 in Helena, AL to the late William W. and Fleda Lambert Russell. She was the co-owner of Lawson Backhoe Service and was of the Baptist religion. Dianne beloved vegetable and flower gardening, being exterior, and dealing in her backhoe enterprise. Along with her dad and mom, she was preceded in demise by her brothers: William and Norton Russell. Dianne is survived by Jack Baggett of Cedar Hill, and by her sisters: Etoile Moss of Huntsville, AL, Gail Koenig of Prattville, AL, and Carol Carney of Adams.
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Memorial contributions could also be made to St. Jude Youngsters’s Hospital
Robertson County Funeral Residence in Springfield, TN is in control of preparations.
Obituary for William L Harrison Jr.
December 09, 1954 – September 02, 2019
Residence-going For William L. Harrison Jr. was held Friday September 6,2019.
Visitation was held from 10 Am -12 Pm at Bethel Apostolic Temple 801 M. S. Couts Blvd. Funeral observe at 12 P.m. Household Visitation was held at 11 A.m.
Please Hold The Harrison Household In Your Prayers.
Preparations by Serenity Funeral Residence in Springfield, Tn
Obituary for Bobby Joe Jones Sr.
Bobby Joe Jones, Sr. age 83 of Cedar Hill handed away Saturday, September 7, 2019.
There will likely be a graveside service on Wednesday, September eleventh at 10am on the Bellwood Cemetery in Adams with Bro. Invoice Pfeffer officiating. The household will obtain buddies 4pm to 8pm on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at Austin & Bell Funeral Residence. Pallbearers will likely be Joshua Burnette, Michael Lemmons, Mike Sharpe, Alex Rodriguez, Jim Dowlen and Jarett McQuiston. Honorary pallbearers will likely be Nicolas Saldierna and Joshua Cathey, Jr.
Mr. Jones was born in Springfield, TN on April 3, 1936 to the late James M. and Lois Wilson Jones. He was additionally preceded in demise by toddler daughter, Sheila Gail Jones; brother, Johnny Ray Jones, Sr; sons, Bobby Joe “Joey” Jones, Jr and James E. “Jamie” Jones.
He served within the US Air Power, was of the Baptist religion and a carpenter.
He’s survived by son, Richard Wayne (Susan) Martin of Cedar Hill; daughters, Donna (Invoice) Pfeffer of FL, Dianna Jones of Springfield, Angela Lemmons-Ortega of Cedar Hill; brothers, J.W. (Betty) Jones of Springfield, Carl Jones of Springfield, Wayne Jones of Springfield; sisters, Lois D. Plesiewicz of Michigan, Judy (Jim) Dowlen of Joelton, Wanda Fay Jones of Springfield; grandchildren, Kandie Saldierna, Samantha McQuiston, Michael Lemmons, Jessica Cathy-Burnette and 9 great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers contributions could also be made to Austin & Bell Funeral Residence to help the household with funeral bills.
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Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Springfield is in control of these preparations.
Obituary for Mary Beth Kirk
Mary Beth Dean Kirk, age 54, of Pulaski and previously of Springfield, handed away Thursday, September 5, 2019 at Southern TN Regional Healthcare Heart.
Funeral Mass will likely be held Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at 1pm on the St. Catherine’s Catholic Church in Columbia, TN with Father George as Celebrant. Burial will observe within the Maury County Memorial Gardens in Columbia with Tchez Main, Jeremy Brown, Jason Brown, Mike Parker and Brad Beard serving as pallbearers.
Visitation will likely be held on the Catholic Church in Columbia on Tuesday from 11am till the hour of service at 1pm.
Mrs. Kirk was born April 21, 1965 in Springfield to Mr. David Dean and the late Mrs. Nancy Walker Dean. She was a Useful resource Help Specialist for the State of TN Well being Companies Division and was a communicant of St. Catherine’s Catholic Church. She was an avid reader, she beloved cats, beloved procuring and was a collector of music.
Along with her mom, Mrs. Kirk is preceded in demise by her sister, Melissa Holmes. She is survived by her husband, Dean Kirk; father, David Dean of Murfreesboro; and brother, Chris (Angie) Dean of Murfreesboro.
In that case desired memorial contributions could also be made to the American Coronary heart Affiliation or to the American Diabetes Affiliation. Any donations could also be despatched in c/o Austin & Bell.
Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Springfield is in control of these preparations.
Obituary for Ruby Allgood
Ruby Boisseau Allgood, age 90, of Hermitage and previously of Springfield, handed away Wednesday, September 4, 2019 at McKendree Village.
Funeral providers had been held Saturday, September 7, 2019 at 11am within the chapel of the Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Springfield. Burial adopted within the Springfield Memorial Gardens with Ricky Formosa, Chris Allgood, Joshua Formosa and Samuel Allgood serving as pallbearers.
Visitation was held on the funeral house on Friday, September 6, 2019 from 4-8pm and once more on Saturday from 10am till the hour of service at 11am.
Mrs. Allgood was born October 13, 1928 in Springfield to the late Claude and Laura Barrow Boisseau. She was a Nutritionist at Springfield Excessive Faculty for a few years and was a member of the Barren Plains Baptist Church the place she was a faithful member of the choir. Mrs. Allgood beloved to sing, beloved folks, beloved rising issues and beloved the Lord. Her household recollects her “inexperienced thumb” with flowers and that she was the world’s greatest cook dinner.
Along with her dad and mom Mrs. Allgood is preceded in demise by her husband, Clarence “Carney” Allgood, her sister, Mary Ruth Boisseau Wilson, brother, Claude Edward Boisseau, her grandson, Darin Keith Allgood, her niece, Nancy Wilson Smith, and her nephew, John Edward Wilson.
Mrs. Allgood is survived by her sons, Ronnie (Sharon) Allgood of Clarksville and Timothy (Daybreak) Allgood of Springfield; daughter, Kim (Troy) Formosa of Outdated Hickory; grandchildren, Brian Cantrell, Chris (Rena) Allgood, Sharon (Paul) Allgood, Joshua Formosa, Jordan Formosa and Samuel Allgood; 10 great-grandchildren; and ex-daughter-in-law, Judy (Jim) Evans Hale.
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Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Springfield is in control of these preparations.
Obituary for Rev. William Reding, Jr.
Reverend William Lowe Reding, Jr., age 72, of Springfield, handed away Wednesday, September 4, 2019 at St. Thomas West in Nashville. A Memorial Service will likely be held Saturday, September 14, 2019 at 11am on the Ruth Ensor United Methodist Church in Outdated Hickory.
Visitation will likely be held on the church from 9am till the hour of service at 11am.
Reverend Reding was born January 24, 1947 in Clarksville to the late William L. and Frances Garrott Reding, Sr. He was a graduate of Austin Peay State College receiving his Bachelor Diploma and acquired a Masters of Divinity from Vanderbilt College. He was a Minister for the United Methodist Church for a few years till retirement.
Reverend Reding is survived by his spouse, Wanda Reed Reding; sons, Reed Reding and Jim (Melissa) Reding; brothers, Robert Michael (Elizabeth) Reding and Foster Reding; and sister, Lucia Haskins.
In that case desired memorial contributions could also be made to St. Jude’s Youngsters’s Hospital, Bridgeway Connection or the Ruth Ensor United Methodist Church in Outdated Hickory. Any donations could also be despatched in c/o Austin & Bell.
Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Springfield is in control of these preparations.
Obituary for Lisa Renee Brown
Lisa Renee Brown, age 50 of Hendersonville, TN, handed away on Sunday, September 1, 2019.
Lisa was a really loving daughter who sorted her mom. She was a real animal lover of every kind. She was very energetic and loved staying busy.
She was preceded in demise by her father, Vernon Brown and her brother, Randall Brown. She is survived by her mom, Geraldine Brown; niece, Maria Wilkins; nephew, Christopher Brown; great-nephew, Ayden Lettis; aunts, Karen Esslinger, Kathy Lynn and Sherry Ponder; half-brother, Josh Brown; and her sister-in-law, Sylvia Brown.
A Memorial Service will likely be scheduled at a later date.
The household has entrusted providers to Austin & Bell Funeral Residence and Cremation Service, 104 Sanders Ferry Street, Hendersonville, TN. 615-822-4442.
LAST WEEKS OBITUARIES
Obituary for Jimmy L. Belt
Jimmy L. Belt, 81, of Springfield, handed away on Monday August 26, 2019 at his house. Funeral providers had been performed Friday August thirtieth at 10:00 a.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Residence with Reverend Keith Wilson, Reverend Rick Robinson, and Jacob Belt Fuqua officiating. Interment adopted within the Williams Chapel Cemetery with Sammy Justice, John Pearson, Dale Belt, Robert Belt, David Belt, Buddy Sneed, Josh Morris, Jimmy Underwood, and Richie Warren serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers had been Charlie Hanner, J.L. Pearson, Mike Mason, Jamie Pitt, Billy Johns, Dennis Wright, J.W. Wright, Leon Pitt, Phillip Duncan, Willie Johns, Thomas Williams, Allen Frogue, Nathan Belt, and Kenneth Spivey. The household acquired buddies on Thursday from 4:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. and on Friday from 9:00 a.m. till service time on the funeral house.
Mr. Belt was born June 10, 1938 in Springfield to the late Archie and Katie Mae Bayless Belt. He was a graduate of East Robertson Excessive Faculty Class of 1957. Mr. Belt was a lifelong farmer. He was a member of Williams Chapel Baptist Church, the place he served as a deacon for over 38 years. Mr. Belt served on the Robertson County Fee for 8 years, and he loved fishing and searching.
Along with his dad and mom, he was preceded in demise by his brother: Jerry Ray Belt, and by his son-in-law: Jay Guinn Fuqua. Mr. Belt is survived by his spouse of 62 years: Charlotte Sneed Belt of Springfield, by his daughters: Pamela Belt Neal of White Home and Cindy Belt Fuqua of Springfield, by his brother: Bobby Dean Belt of Atlanta, GA, by his grandchildren: Jayda Fuqua Tubbs and husband Justin, Jacob Belt Fuqua and spouse Jordan, Emily Neal Hood and husband Caleb, and by his nice grandchildren: Jessa Guinn Tubbs, Jett Ralston Fuqua, and Jaylen Barnett.
In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to the Williams Chapel Baptist Church Constructing and Grounds Fund
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Robertson County Funeral Residence in Springfield, TN is in control of preparations.
Obituary for Edward Swinson Jr
Edward Swinson Jr, also referred to as “Mr. Ed” died Saturday August 24, 2019 at NHC Springfield. Funeral providers had been held at 12 pm on Friday August 30, 2019 officiated by Rossi Bennett. The household acquired buddies on the funeral house on Friday from 10 am till 11:45 pm.
Mr. Ed was born January 6, 1939 in Jacksonville, NC to the late Edward Swinson Sr and Ardell Jenkins Swinson. He was additionally preceded in demise by his spouse, Minnie Wilson Swinson, son, Grayson Swinson Sr and siblings, Sarah Flynn, Nellie Batson, Claudie Swinson, Leon Swinson, Samuel Swinson, Charlotte Osborne, Lillie Coleman and Mary Barber. He was a member of North Springfield Baptist Church, a veteran of the Nationwide Guard and was retired from TDOT the place he labored in highway building. Mr. Ed beloved to journey and in his youthful years did so many instances by hitch climbing. He was a collector of cash, weapons, antiques and particularly beloved watching westerns.
Surviving him are his sons, Jeff Swinson and Benji Swinson Sr., daughter, Debbie Kehres, siblings, Susan Davis, Cybil Marshburn and Kenny Swinson, grandchildren, Christina (Chris) Heard, Jody (Kuk) Son, Ashley Kehres, Grayson Swinson Jr., Brandy Swinson, Richard Kehres, Justin Kehres, Benji Swinson Jr. and Alescia Swinson, nice grandchildren, Charissa Heard, Kayleigh Ayers, Kylie Swinson, Kinsley Hardin, Khyree Bryant, Joseph Son, Kira Son and Angie Nguyen.
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Robertson County Funeral Residence in Springfield, TN is in control of preparations.
Obituary for Steven Wayne Andress
Steven Wayne Andress, age 47 of Cedar Hill, handed away Saturday, August 24, 2019 at NorthCrest Medical Heart. Funeral providers had been performed Wednesday, August 28, 2019 at 1:00 PM within the Oakhurst Chapel of Robertson County Funeral Residence with Rev. Adam Hodges officiating. The household acquired buddies Tuesday from 4 till 8 PM and Wednesday from 11 AM till the hour of service.
Mr. Andress was born November 2, 1971 in Davidson County. He was a member of Barren Plains Baptist Church and labored for the State of Tennessee. He was additionally a veteran of the US Navy. He was preceded in demise by his father, Paul Marco Andress, and by grandparents, Roy Kenneth and Cora Sue Bilbrey.
Steven was at all times thoughtful of everybody. He had a smooth and really form coronary heart. He was at all times prepared and keen to assist anybody. He made life joyful and would at all times make you snicker. He beloved to inform tales about his adventures and trials in life. He would at all times attempt to train you every part he knew. Steven was very clever and will do something, whether or not it was along with his arms or his thoughts, he at all times knew easy methods to deal with any mission. He was an adventurous individual. He beloved being on the water, boating and canoeing, grilling to perfection, driving his 4-wheeler, and watching soccer. He was a loving and caring man who will stay within the hearts of those he beloved eternally.
He’s survived by his mom and step-father, Debbie and David Pulley; spouse, Renee Andress; sister, Shannon Dillehay and husband, Scott; niece, Camryn Dillehay; nephew, Benjamin Dillehay; and buddy, Ada Brown.
The household request, in that case desired, for memorial contributions to be made to the American Coronary heart Affiliation. All donations might be despatched c/o Robertson County Funeral Residence.
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Robertson County Funeral Residence in Springfield, TN is in control of preparations.
Obituary for Carole Jane Rowlette Benton
Carole Jane Rowlette Benton, age 83 of the Owens Chapel Neighborhood in Springfield, died Friday, August 23, 2019 at her house.
Funeral Companies had been performed Monday, August 26, 2r019 at 1:00 PM within the Oakhurst Chapel of Robertson County Funeral Residence with Rev. Rick Robinson officiating. Burial adopted in Owens Chapel Cemetery with Joshua Benton, Bud Benton, Casey Buck, Brandon Weaver, Mike Meyer, and Steve Meyer serving as pallbearers. The household acquired buddies Sunday from 1 till 5 PM and Monday from 10 AM till the hour of service.
Mrs. Benton was born November 7, 1935 in Rutherford County to the late Joseph Dewitt and Annie Laura Brinkley Rowlette. She was a homemaker and a member of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. She loved stitching and spending time together with her household. Along with her dad and mom, she was preceded in demise by two sisters, Linda Pleasure Wilson and Laura Estep, and a granddaughter, Emily Ann Benton.
She is survived by her husband, William Earl Benton of Springfield to whom she would have been married 65 years on August twenty eighth; sons , Richard Earl Benton and spouse, Carol, of Springfield and Joseph Frank Benton and spouse, Cindy, of Springfield; daughter, Bethany Jane Lampley and husband, Michael, of Dickson; sister, JoAnne Mayberry of Springfield; grandchildren, Amy Jo Meyer, Joshua Benton, William “Bud” Benton, Benjamin Woods, Julianna J. Weaver, and Casey D. Buck; and nice grandchildren, Mike Meyer, Emily Paige Pentecost, Aniya Woods, Isabella Buck, Jaxon Woods, Paisley Jane Weaver, Elijah Buck, and Bryson Benton.
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Robertson County Funeral Residence in Springfield, TN is in control of preparations.
Obituary for Rev. Jeff W. Fryer
Reverend Jeff W. Fryer, of Springfield, handed away Friday, August 30, 2019.
Funeral providers will likely be held Monday, September 2, 2019 at 1o’clock within the chapel of Springfield First United Methodist Church with Reverend Jerry Wallace officiating. Burial will likely be within the Springfield Memorial Gardens on Tuesday, September third at 10 o’clock with family and friends serving as Pallbearers.
Visitation with the household will likely be held Monday from 11am till the hour of service at 1pm.
Reverend Fryer was born July 15, 1922 to the late Zack and Emma Choate Fryer in Robertson County, TN. He attended Martin School; Austin and Peay State College and Vanderbilt College Faculty of Faith. He served the ministry for 45 years till his retirement in 1988. It started in 1943 with the Methodist Church the place he was ordained in 1949, Deacon in 1951, Elder in 1953 and retired in 1988 from Springfield First United Methodist Church. After a brief recess, he turned a part-time pastor at Highland Chapel Union Church in Ridgetop, TN the place he served for an additional 18 years. Different appointments the place he served had been; 1952, Smyrna; 1956, Outdated Hickory; 1960 Andrew Value; 1970, Brentwood; 1980 District Superintendent, Cumberland District Superintendent.
Alongside along with his dad and mom, Reverend Fryer is preceded in demise by his spouse of 72 years Naomi Hinkle Fryer; and son-in-law, Michael Jackson. He’s survived by his son, Randall (Alexandra) Fryer of Nashville; daughter, June Jackson of Seattle, WA; brother, Delwin Fryer of Gallatin; grandchildren, Jeffrey Fryer, Mari (Joe) O’Neil, Miranda (Mike) Wooden and Lindsay (Pal) Walker; great-grandchildren, Alexander, Austin and Matthew Wooden, Naomi and Thomas O’Neil and Harley and Cynthia Fryer; and nice great-grandson Wailyn Wooden.
In lieu of flowers the household requests memorial contributions be made to the Springfield First United Methodist Church Constructing Fund. Any donations could also be despatched in c/o Austin & Bell.
Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Springfield is in control of these preparations.
Obituary for John Udell Prepare dinner
Age 81 of Hendersonville, previously of Cottontown, went house to be with the Lord Thursday, August 29, 2019 at The Residence of Alive Hospice.
He was born October 9, 1937 in Bexar, Texas to Edward Ward & Aleen Joyce Covington Prepare dinner. He labored as a Undertaking Engineer for Albany Worldwide earlier than his retirement. John proudly served his nation in the US Air Power and attended White Home Normal Baptist Church.
He’s preceded in demise by his dad and mom; 4 youngsters, Randall Edward Prepare dinner, Tami Rena Prepare dinner, Sherri Lynn Prepare dinner and Angela Covington; brother, Thomas Prepare dinner; sister, Anita Brown. He’s survived by his spouse of virtually 48 years, Joan Pond Prepare dinner, Hendersonville, TN; daughters, Sarah Renee (John Pepper) Lund, Hendersonville, TN and Jennifer Rae (Michael) Melton, Readyville, TN; brothers, Jerry Prepare dinner, Orlinda, TN and Marvin (Kay) Prepare dinner, Clarksville, TN; sister, Lanola (Tommy) Davis, Texas; 8 grandchildren, Joshua, David & Katherine Covington , Jessica Covington Brehm, Kyle, Nolan, Taylor and Spencer Melton.
Funeral service is scheduled for Sunday, September 1, 2019 at 3pm at Nice Grove United Methodist Church 3851 Nice Grove Street White Home, TN 37188, with Bro. Larry Treadway and Bro. Clayton Corridor officiating. Interment to observe in Nice Grove UMC Cemetery with navy honors and with John Pepper, Michael Melton, Kyle Melton, Daniel Pond, Nolan Melton, Joshua Covington, David Covington and Dale Sanders serving as pallbearers.
Visitation is scheduled for Saturday, August 31, 2019 4-8pm at Austin & Bell White Home and Sunday, September 1, 2019 1-3pm at Nice Grove UMC.
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Obituary for Mary Jane Bruns
Mary Jane Bruns, age 98, of Hendersonville, TN, handed away Wednesday, August 28, 2019.
No providers are deliberate presently.
The household has entrusted providers to Austin & Bell Funeral Residence and Cremation Service, 104 Sanders Ferry Street, Hendersonville, TN.
Obituary for Mary Schutt
Mary Bowen Schutt, age 72, of Franklin, KY, handed away Tuesday, August 27, 2019 at Signature Healthcare in Portland.
Funeral providers had been held Friday, August 30, 2019 at 2pm within the chapel of the Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Springfield. Burial adopted within the Bellwood Cemetery together with her grandsons, Kenneth Schutt, Camron Schutt, Cody Hudnall, Jonathan Schutt, Philip Schutt and Ethan Schutt serving as pallbearers. Mr. Michael Barnhart is an Honorary Pallbearer.
Visitation was held on the funeral house on Friday from 11am till the hour of service at 2pm.
Mrs. Schutt was born March 10, 1947 in Clarksville, TN to the late William J. and Georgia Rose Bowen, Sr. She was a homemaker and loving mom and grandmother.
Along with her dad and mom Mrs. Schutt is preceded in demise by her husband, Andrew Kenneth Schutt.
She is survived by her son, Kenneth W. Schutt of Cedar Hill; daughters, Victoria Lynn Potter of Franklin, KY, Amanda Marie Schutt of Cedar Hill and Stephanie Joann (Tracy) Hudnall of Franklin, KY; brothers, William Jessie Bowen, Jr., Jerry L. Bowen, Billy C. Bowen, Donnie L. Bowen, Ronnie Bowen, Billy Jo Bowen and Bobby Lee Bowen, all of Nashville; sisters, Annie E. Harper and Belinda S. Peden, each of Nashville; 12 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Springfield is in control of these preparations.
Obituary for Dwayne Allen Thieme
Dwayne Allen Thieme age 87, of Farragut, Tennessee died August 27, 2019.
Dwayne served within the US Navy – Korean Warfare. He was employed by the US Dept. of HUD, from which he retired.
Survivors embody his spouse Betty (Richter); son, David; daughters, Carol Allen (Jesse) and Janet Ambrose (Harvey).
Burial will likely be at Center Tennessee Veterans Cemetery at a later date.
Austin & Bell Funeral Residence Greenbrier is in control of preparations.
Obituary for Mary Ruth Miles Jones
Mary Ruth Miles Jones, of Springfield, handed away Sunday, August 25, 2019 at her house.
Funeral providers had been held Wednesday, August 28, 2019 on the Springfield Baptist Church with Brother Martin Babb officiating. Burial adopted within the Elmwood Cemetery with Bruce Jones, Jarrod Holman, Justin Holman, Corey Richardson, Bob Sneed, Carden Bagwell, Wesley Pepper and Jerry Whitaker serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers had been Earl Nichols, Jerry West, Ted Stubblefield, Invoice Simmons and the Winnie Mae Shannon Sunday Faculty Class at Springfield Baptist Church.
Visitation was held on the church on Tuesday, August 27, 2019 from 4-7pm and on Wednesday on the church from 9am till the hour of service at 10am.
She was born on June 28, 1920 in Springfield to the late William H. and Elizabeth (Bess) Miles. Ruth graduated from Springfield Excessive Faculty in 1937 and from Western Ky College in 1941. She was superior a grade in highschool and thus, graduated from school together with her sister in the identical 12 months. Her mom closed the farm operation and moved with the 2 ladies to the faculty city and acquired a job as a dorm mom till the women graduated. Her mom, although a widow, despatched all 4 of her youngsters to varsity. The boys turned engineers and Betty Kate a trainer. Ruth was extra of a math and science individual.
Mrs. Jones’ first job was in a gun powder manufacturing facility close to Louisville, Ky throughout WWII the place she was employed as a chemist. Her husband additionally had moved to Louisville they usually had been married there in 1942. Their first automobile was an previous police automobile that had a gap within the again seat the place the massive radio had been place beforehand. It needed to be taken to the mechanic each weekend for restore. They lived in a single room with a shared toilet with another {couples}. He labored at Belknap {Hardware} Co. and later was placed on the highway touring in Robertson County space. They moved again to Springfield and lived together with her mom in 100 12 months previous 1800s constructed home on Adairville Freeway. They later moved to Connell St. on the town and have made their house in Springfield since then.
Mrs. Jones was a aggressive Bridge participant and had an uncanny thoughts to recollect numbers and playing cards which led her to be ranked within the Bridge Neighborhood. She headed up a Cub Scout Den and likewise was a Woman Scout chief. She was additionally a terrific tennis participant, profitable a tennis championship in her late 70s, badminton competitor and ping-pong participant. None of her youngsters may beat her. She was a tremendous athlete. She was given a ping pong desk for her ninetieth birthday and she or he started exhibiting her great-grandchildren how she may nonetheless beat them. She was an avid believer in train and wholesome consuming. She was one of many common walkers at The Heart till her 99th birthday.
Close to the top of her life she usually stated she questioned why God let her dwell so lengthy. In her final days she repeatedly saying she wished to “go house.” She didn’t imply her Springfield house however to Heaven. She longed to be with God and her household there as a result of she had little question that they had been all believers and saved for Heaven’s house and to be with Christ.
Though she was not in a position to hear preaching at her church, Springfield Baptist Church, on account of her lack of listening to, she got here each Sunday. She even was baptized together with her oldest son when he was baptized as a result of she felt it was the factor to do with him. She would discuss to folks about God, even strangers, if she thought that was what was wanted to be accomplished. She beloved her Sunday Faculty Class, the Winnie Mae Shannon Class, and her church and infrequently ever missed. Like her mom, she was an avid Bible reader. She by no means put herself first however attended to a number of different members of the family in nursing properties and after they had been in want. She was at all times “there” for everybody. She was a beneficiant giver and sacrificed many issues for the betterment of others it doesn’t matter what she had to surrender. When she noticed somebody in want she went all out to assist alleviate that want. If all of us might be like her, it actually can be a greater world. She is going to by no means be forgotten.
Her household needs to offer a really particular due to Dr. Teresa Williams for her fantastic, loving care through the previous few years of her life. There isn’t a higher physician than Dr. Williams. Springfield may be very lucky to have such a certified and caring doctor.
Along with her dad and mom Mrs. Jones is preceded in her demise by her husband, William H. Jones, her brothers, William Polk Miles and John Woodard Miles, sister Betty Kate Townsend and nice grandson, Crockett Holman. She is survived by her youngsters, William Bruce Jones Sr. and his spouse, Caffie of Springfield, Richard Allen Jones and his spouse, Jana of Ridgetop and Kathy Sneed and her husband, Bob of Cedar Hill; 5 grandchildren; 7 step-grandchildren; and 9 great-grandchildren.
Donations, if desired, might be made to the Stokes Brown Library, the place she spent a lot time studying. Additionally, the Springfield Baptist Church Library or the Willow Oaks Heart for the Arts. Any donations could also be despatched in care of Austin & Bell.
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Obituary for Martin Glenn Jones
Martin Glenn Hones, 94, handed peacefully August 25, 2019. Born in Greenbrier, TN on September 20, 1924, Glenn beloved rising up on a farm and studying farming at an early age. He and his father, whereas working for different farmers, had been in a position to buy a farm of their very own known as Lee Jones and Son.
Glenn was a Boy Scout and was just one requirement away from Eagle Scout. He was a graduate of Springfield Excessive Faculty, the place he was a cheerleader. He then attended Tennessee Technological College and the College of Tennessee at Knoxville the place he joined Pi Kappa Phi. After finishing boot camp for World Warfare II, Glenn was requested by the Robertson County Agent to show courses at Jo Byrns Excessive Faculty on new farming methods which aided them in rising crops to feed the navy through the struggle.
Glenn later labored for the Tennessee Valley Authority Knoxville, TN as a land appraiser. In 1959 he met his future spouse at a Younger Farmers and Homemakers State Committee Assembly. Glenn and Bettie Katherine Allen had been married June 9, 1961 and to this union was born their daughter, Susan, on July 10, 1964.
Glenn labored for TVA for 22-1/2 years transferring with the corporate to Jackson, TN, Murray, KY, Estill Springs, TN and at last making Chattanooga, TN their house, the place Glenn served as Supervisor of Land Value determinations for a few years. He held membership with the Proper-of-Means Affiliation throughout this time.
For the subsequent 30 years he labored as a Land Appraiser & Reviewing Appraiser for the State of Tennessee Division of Transportation the place he labored full time till his retirement on the age of 87.
Glenn was a former member of First Baptist Church, Tullahoma, TN the place he sang within the choir and taught preschool Sunday faculty below Pastor, Dr. Tom Madden and Minister of Music, Reverend Ward A. Weaver.
Glenn was a longtime member of Brainerd Baptist Church the place he previously taught the School and Profession Sophomores Sunday Faculty Division, the preschool 4 Sunday Faculty Class (Jones Class), and the Prolonged Session. Glenn and Bettie Katherine beloved instructing the 4 12 months previous’s together with Martha Hathorne, Edna Farmer, and Jeanette Deacon, below the Minster of Preschool and Youngsters’s Director, Phyllis Nicholson, and Pastor, Reverend Invoice Bond, and Minister of Training, Reverend Robert Cooper.
Glenn served on the Benevolence Committee, as Deacon, and former Vice Chairman of Deacons at Brainerd Baptist below the management of Dr. Frank H. Crumpler. He was an honorary member of the Good Information Sunday Faculty Class.
Throughout their daughter’s faculty years, Glenn was at all times energetic at school actions with Mrs. Bean’s Kindergarten in Winchester, TN, Estill Springs Elementary, Ooltewah Elementary and Center Colleges.
He served as an officer at Ooltewah Excessive Faculty Choir Boosters, and was an energetic member with the Father or mother-Trainer Pupil Affiliation and Hamilton County Council of PTA.
Elevating cows, greens and flower gardening in addition to household time had been a few of Glenn’s favourite times-especially attending to share the greens and flowers with household and buddies. He particularly beloved rising daffodils and gladiolas.
He beloved folks, his household and his buddies. He was the best husband, father and grandfather and a buddy to all that knew him.
He was preceded in demise by his dad and mom, George Lee and Annie Lou Poole Jones, and sister Katherine Ruth Meggs.
Glenn is survived by his spouse of 58 years, Bettie Katherine Allen Jones; daughter, Susan Elizabeth (Roger) Martin, Goodlettsville, TN; grandchildren, Christopher William Martin, Chattanooga and Katherine Elizabeth Martin, Goodlettsville, TN; brother-in-law, the Reverend Wendell A. Meggs, Springfield, TN; nephew, Mark Anderson Meggs, Jeffersonville, IN.
Chattanooga providers will likely be held Thursday, August 29, 2019 at 1pm EST at Brainerd Baptist Church with Reverend Invoice Bond, Dr. M.C. Tolbert and Dr. Steve Rowland officiating. Pallbearers will likely be Marus C. Taylor, Robert R. Lollar, Stephen L. Nonetheless, Andrew Z. Martin, Robert Ok. Allen and Michael E. Teets. Honorary pallbearers will likely be Frank Creasman, Frank N. McGregor, Arnold Walker, Martha Hathorne, Edna Farmer, Invoice & Peggy Pryor and Jacquelyn Wolfe.
Memorial contributions could also be made in reminiscence of Martin Glenn Jones to the Tennessee Baptist Youngsters’s Residence 6623 Lee Freeway, Chattanooga, TN 37421 or to the Neighborhood Kitchen, PO Field 11203, Chattanooga, TN 37401.
Graveside providers will likely be held Friday, August thirtieth at 1:30pm CST at Elmwood Cemetery, Springfield, TN. The household will obtain buddies from 11-1 CST at Austin & Bell Funeral Residence, 509 Walnut Avenue Springfield, TN.
The household want to thank Nena Mitchell and workers, Morning Pointe at Shallowford Assisted Dwelling, Fireplace Hospice, Angela Montgomery, and Pam Ramsey for all of their love and kindness throughout Flenn’s sickness.
The household acquired buddies Wednesday, August twenty eighth from 5-8pm EST at Heritage Funeral Residence 7454 East Brainerd Street Chattanooga, TN 37421
Graveside service and interment was held Friday, August 30, 2019 1:30pm at Elmwood Cemetery. Visitation Friday, August 30, 2019 11am-1pm at Austin & Bell Springfield.
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