In Loving Reminiscence: Obituaries April 23-29, 2020
ROBERTSON COUNTY TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information)
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Obituary for Reba Hope Harris
Reba Hope Harris, age 96 of Greenbrier handed away Thursday, April 29, 2020 at The Waters of Robertson. A personal household service will likely be held with Bro. Donnie Bryant and Bro. Gary Dillard officiating. Burial will observe at Forest Garden Cemetery.
She was born July 20, 1923 in Goodlettsville, TN to the late John Stafford and Minnie Sircy Butler. She was additionally preceded in dying by husband, William Dorris Harris; daughter, Sandra Younger; siblings, Liddie Burton, Baxtor Butler, Henry Butler and grandson, Devon James.
She was a Housewife who loved her household and caring for them and a member of Calvary Baptist Church. She additionally loved stitching, quilting, sport exhibits and fishing.
She is survived by son, Gary (Jo) Harris of Greenbrier; daughters, Donna Baldwin and Doris Gannon each of Lexington, KY; son-in-law, Stanley Younger of Greenbreir; grandchildren, Stacey Younger, Scott Younger, Cindy Redferin, Dustin James, Trent Harris; great-grandchildren, Katlyn Younger, Will Younger, Avery Harris, Sophia James, Jonah Harris, Deacon Harris, Zane Lydon, Skylar James and Ethan James.
Pallbearers will likely be Stacey Younger, Scott Younger, Dustin James, Trent Harris, Gary Dillard and Will Younger. Honorary pallbearer will likely be Stanley Younger.
In lieu of flowers, contributions could also be made to Calvary Baptist Church, 2806 Hwy 41 S., Greenbrier, TN 37073.
Preparations entrusted to Austin & Bell Funeral Residence Greenbrier, 2619 Hwy 41 S., Greenbrier, TN 37073
Obituary for Patricia Moore
Moore, Patricia Ann Pascall, Age 90 of Nice View, Tennessee
Pat died peacefully on April 29, 2020 after a twenty – yr battle with Alzheimer’s. She was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, on July 19, 1929. She was the daughter of the late Harold Howard Pascall and Ruth Lucille Laughlin Pascall. She was preceded in dying by her husband of 68 years, Charles Robert Moore, and her brother, Robert Lee Pascall. She is survived and beloved by Virginia Eileen Moore Lacy, Steven Paul Lacy, David Harold Moore, Rocky Thomas Craft, Matthew David Lacy, and Daniel Thomas Lacy.
All through her lengthy life, Pat constantly defied the percentages. She was a fantastic instance of service, love, and braveness all through her life. Pat was baptized as a toddler at Fairfax Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana. After the dying of her father, when she was 13, she joined Westbrook Church of the Nazarene on the West aspect of Indianapolis. She all the time missed her dad all through her life. Pat graduated from Ben Davis Excessive College in 1947. She accomplished her nursing diploma at St. Vincent’s College of Nursing in 1950 after having saved Roosevelt dimes to pay for her tuition. She married Charles Robert Moore on December 23, 1950. She cared for her brother till his dying in 1952 from melanoma. She supported her husband whereas he attended Olivet Nazarene Col-lege. Throughout her time working at St. Mary’s in Kankakee, Illinois, she and Bob adopted David and Ginger. She then grew to become a pastor’s spouse whereas her husband pastored sev-eral Church of the Nazarene congregations in Indiana, Nevada, and Florida. Throughout this time, she additionally cared for her mom who died of Alzheimer’s. By the point of her re-tirement, after 50 years in nursing, she had labored in over 30 hospitals. Pat was in-strumental within the formation of Ft. Myers Neighborhood Hospital in Florida with an empha-sis on their surgical procedure division. For a time, she taught nursing and well being providers. Close to the top of her profession, she cared for sufferers in residence well being care specializing in AIDS sufferers. She discovered nice satisfaction in all the relationships fashioned in these settings. In retirement, she and Bob moved to Cincinnati, Ohio and eventually to Nice View, Tennessee in 2012. She liked being a nurse. She additionally liked to learn and quilt. She didn’t like to cook dinner, do housekeeping, or transfer, however she did all three very nicely. She liked her kids immensely, however her biggest joys have been her two grandsons.
Thanks to Debbie Allen, Brenda and Scott Magill, Beverly Baugh, Dr. Robert Beck, and the NHC Springfield Nursing Residence workers for all of their kindness, assist, and sup-port.
A memorial service will likely be held at GracePointe Church of the Nazarene, Indianapolis, Indiana, later this summer time.
”Relaxation everlasting grant to her, Lord, and let mild perpetual shine upon her.”
Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Nice View is in command of these preparations. 6316 Freeway 41A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146
Obituary for Christine Beard
Christine Beard, age 81 of Chapmansboro, Tennessee died Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at Centennial Medical Heart in Nashville.
A personal household Funeral Service will likely be held at Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Nice View and her stays will likely be cremated following the service.
Mrs. Beard was born on January 7, 1939 in Glasgow, Scotland to the late John and Jean Finlayson Broadfoot. She was a retired listening to assist specialist. Mrs. Beard was a really avid gardener and was actively concerned in quite a few golf equipment and organizations and was a Christian. “She by no means met a stranger.”
Along with her dad and mom, she is preceded in dying by a sister, Marian Hamilton.
She is survived by her husband, Frederick Beard; son, David (Susan) Beard of Nice View; daughter, Sara Beard of Chapmansboro; sister, Helen Lockhart of Doune, Scotland; and granddaughter, Taegen Beard.
In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made in Mrs. Beard’s reminiscence to a charity of 1’s selection.
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Obituary for Leroy R Smith
Leroy R. Smith, age 71, of Nashville, TN handed away on Tuesday, April 28, 2020.
No providers are deliberate presently.
The household has entrusted providers to Austin & Bell Funeral Residence and Cremation Service, 104 Sanders Ferry Highway, Hendersonville, TN.
Obituary for Billy Milom
Billy Wayne Milom, age 82 of Chapmansboro, Tennessee died Monday, April 27, 2020 at TriStar Centennial Medical Heart in Ashland Metropolis.
A graveside service will likely be held at 11 o’ clock am on Tuesday, Could 12 at Bethel Church Cemetery with Bro. Barry Raper, Bro. Terry Forrest, Bro. Jon Forrest, and Bro. Donnie Stevanus officiating.
Mr. Milom was born on August 1, 1937 in Chapmansboro, Tennessee to the late John Thomas and Ozena Batts Milom. He was half proprietor for Ultimate Printing Firm. In his spare time, he liked to fish and was a real artist, particularly carving and whittling birds from wooden. He was a member of Bethel Free Will Baptist Church.
Along with his dad and mom, he’s preceded in dying by a brother, Jerry Milom.
He’s survived by his spouse of 62 years, Martha Milom; sons, Kenneth (Patty) Milom, Scott Milom (fiancée, Sharon Sutton); brother, James Lee Milom; sister, Evelyn Gupton; grandchildren, Jeremy Milom, Kayla (Tyler) Muniz, Amber (Marco) Moyers, Skylar Threadgill, Kirsten Harvey-Milom, and Stephanie (Ben) Clark; eleven great-grandchildren; and daughters by coronary heart, Charlcie, Cheryl, Diane, and Kathey.
In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to Bethel Free Will Baptist Church Youth Fund at 2400 Mosley Ferry Rd, Ashland Metropolis, TN 37015.
Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Nice View is in command of these preparations. 6316 Freeway 41A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146
Obituary Kenneth Lee Reynolds
Kenneth Lee Reynolds, 67, of Springfield, handed away on Monday, April 27, 2020 at Skyline Medical Heart.
Memorial providers will likely be performed Friday June fifth at 3:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Residence with Tim Harris officiating. Honorary pallbearers are Monty Stewart, Buddy Duffer, Randy Holland, Ricky Balthrop, Michael Cobb and Clyde Dean. The household will obtain associates on Friday from 1:00 p.m. till service time on the funeral residence. Everyone seems to be requested to respect the CDC pointers of social distancing.
Mr. Reynolds was born October 16, 1952 in Springfield to the late James Edward and Louise Priest Reynolds. He was a graduate of Springfield Excessive College Class of 1971. He labored in automotive restore. Kenneth and his father established an auto restore enterprise in Springfield till his father’s retirement. He married Angela Prepare dinner on August 17, 1973 and collectively they raised their household. Kenneth loved spending time together with his associates, fishing, barbequing and enjoying pool. After retirement, he loved cruising the again nation roads with associates having fun with the websites and nature.
Along with his dad and mom, he was preceded in dying by his sister, Connie Reynolds Kloeckener. Mr. Reynolds is survived by his spouse Angela Prepare dinner Reynolds of Greenbrier and his son Nicholas of Springfield, his brother Jamie Reynolds of Springfield, and his sister Mary Reynolds of Paris, TN.
In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to St. Jude Kids’s Hospital and despatched c/o Robertson County Funeral Residence
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Obituary for Ben Plunkett
Benjamin “Ben” Lloyd Plunkett, age 46, of Nice View, Tennessee, died Monday, April 27, 2020, at NorthCrest Medical Heart.
A personal household funeral service will likely be held Friday, Could 1 with Bro. Barry Raper officiating. Burial will observe at Bethel Cemetery in Ashland Metropolis with household and associates serving as pallbearers.
As a result of COVID-19 pandemic rules, a restricted visitation with social distancing will likely be held from 9-11AM, Friday, Could 1. Solely 10 guests at a time will likely be allowed within the chapel.
Ben was born on December 9, 1973, in Burian, Washington, to Lloyd Plunkett and the late Betty Halliburton Plunkett. He was a author for varied magazines. He liked writing, studying, household and his associates. He was the church librarian and was a member of the Bethel Free Will Baptist Church.
Along with his father, Ben is survived by a brother, Daniel (Jennifer) Plunkett of Hawaii; sisters, Rebekah Plunkett and Leah (Donnie) Stevanus each of Nice View; and loving aunts, uncles, 5 nieces, and three nephews.
In that case desired, the household requests memorial contributions be made to Bethel Free Will Baptist Church at 2400 Mosley Ferry Rd., Ashland Metropolis, TN 37015.
Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Nice View is in command of these preparations. 6316 Freeway 41A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146
Obituary for Joe Murphey Teasley
Joe Murphey Teasley, age 91, of the Sandy Springs/Gause group, handed away Saturday, April 25, 2020 at his residence.
A personal household service will likely be held Saturday, Could ninth with members of the family officiating. Burial will likely be in Elmwood Cemetery. Pallbearers will likely be Bryson Dew, Joe Dew, Donny King, Ryan King, Seth King, and Will Teasley. Honorary pallbearer will likely be Paul Bracey.
He was born February 14, 1929 within the Sandy Springs group to the late Will Farmer and Grace Murphey Teasley. He was preceded in dying by his spouse of 67 years, Lynda Dunn Teasley. He was additionally preceded in dying by his siblings, Doug Teasley, Jean Dowlen, and Edith Nichols.
He was a graduate of Coopertown Excessive College, Class of 1946. He attended Coopertown Church of Christ all 91 years of his life. He served because the music chief for a few years in addition to a deacon and an elder till he turned 90 years of age. He was raised on a farm and farmed his entire life. He was a Robertson County Commissioner for 16 years, then often known as Quarterly Courtroom. He served on the Planning and Zoning Fee 14 years, was the chairman and buying agent for the Robertson County Freeway Division for 12 years and was a director for the Robertson Cheatham County Co-op for quite a few years. He served on the Nationwide Advisory Committee for Tobacco Inspection Companies. He was very lively in Farm Bureau for over 50 years, serving as vice chairman for a number of years and serving as president for 20 years. He was awarded the celebrated Distinguished Chief Award by the Tennessee Farm Bureau in 2006. He was a pal to all and liked by all. He by no means met a stranger. He liked and served his group. He liked and served the church. Very merely, he liked.
He’s survived by son, Andy (Jenni) Teasley of Nice View; daughters, Dr. Myra (Joe Dew) Teasley of Raleigh, NC and Cara (Donny) King of Nice View; grandchildren Seth (Jenna) King, Ryan (Maite) King, Bethany (Kyle) Harman, Will (Kaeli Jo) Teasley, Lauren Teasley, and Bryson Dew; nice grandchildren Evie King, Libby King, Georgia King, Silas King, Teddy Mac King, Joe Teasley and Jed Teasley; and sisters Evelyn White of Gallatin, Teady Justice of Cedar Hill, and Betty Potts of Vail, AZ.
In that case desired memorial contributions could also be made to Coopertown Church of Christ Meals Pantry. Any donations could also be despatched in c/o of Austin and Bell.
Preparations entrusted to Austin & Bell Funeral Residence
Obituary for Norman Reece Cooke Sr.
Norman Reece Cooke, Sr., 79, of Hendersonville, TN handed away on Thursday, April 23, 2020 in The Villages, Florida.
He was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina and was a 50-year resident of Hendersonville. He retired from E.I. DuPont in 1998 after 35 yrs. of service there. He additionally served in america Military with the a hundred and first Airborne Division within the third Infantry.
He was preceded in dying by his dad and mom, Clifford and Gertrude (Pippens) Prepare dinner of Charlotte N.C.; spouse of 44 years, Leslie Joyce (Oliver) Cooke; son, Stephen Cooke; and grandson, John Hicks.
He’s survived by daughters, Laura Nelson of Memphis, TN; daughter, Jenni Hicks-Griffin (Scott) of Hendersonville, TN; son, Norman Reece Cooke, Jr. (Melody) of Westmoreland, TN; 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren additionally survive.
An Inurnment at Woodlawn Cemetery in Nashville, TN will likely be scheduled at a later date.
The household has entrusted providers to Austin & Bell Funeral Residence and Cremation Service, 104 Sanders Ferry Highway, Hendersonville, TN.
Obituary for Richard Lee Douglas
Richard Lee Douglas, 70, of Springfield, handed away on Thursday April 23, 2020 at North Crest Medical Heart.
A personal household graveside service was performed on Monday April twenty seventh within the Springfield Memorial Gardens with Tim Harris officiating.
Richard Lee was born April 10, 1950 in Cedar Hill to the late Dixie Lee and Jewel Dean Armes Douglas. He labored as a heavy gear operator for a few years for the Robertson County Freeway Division and was of the Baptist religion. Along with his dad and mom, he was preceded in dying by his 
grandparents: Tom and Anna Lou Knight Douglas, Herman Armes, and Ina Lee Beason Armes Brooksher, and by his step-grandfather: Mason Brooksher.
Richard Lee is survived by his sister and brother-in-law: Wilma Diane Douglas Swindell and Frank Swindell of Springfield, and by a number of cousins and associates.
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(Up to date) LAST WEEKS OBITUARIES
Obituary for Harold E. “Mr. Harold” Douglas
Harold E. “Mr. Harold” Douglas, 83, of Springfield, handed away on Tuesday April 21, 2020 at his residence.
A personal household graveside service was performed on Friday April twenty fourth within the Palestine Cemetery with Reverend Diane Coppock and James Marshall officiating. No visitation will likely be held.
Mr. Harold was born July 13, 1936 in Clarksville to the late R.J. and Mary Martin Douglas. He was a graduate of Springfield Excessive College Class of 1955. Mr. Harold was a veteran of the U.S. Military. Through the years he was an worker of Ford Glass, Texaco Oil, Daniel and BE&Ok Development. He was most pleased with being co-founder of Douglas and Co., without end often known as Douglas Amoco, the place he was Pit Grasp. Mr. Harold liked his horses and farm, the place he spent many hours of enjoyment.
Mr. Harold is survived by his loving spouse of 62 years: Faye Reid Douglas of Springfield, by his son and daughter-in-law: Eric and Betty Lou Douglas of Springfield, by his grandson: Todd Helmintoller, by his nice grandchildren: Myra, Sloane, and Hope Helmintoller, by his trustworthy canine: Samantha, and by quite a few cousins, nieces, nephews, many greatest associates and caretakers.
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Obituary for Mary Joe “Mama Joe” Carter Dorris
Mary Joe “Mama Joe” Carter Dorris, 88, of Greenbrier, handed from this life on Monday April 20, 2020.
A personal household graveside service was performed on Friday April twenty fourth within the Springfield Memorial Gardens with Reverend Don Sensing officiating.
Mrs. Dorris was born January 3, 1932 in Springfield to the late Joe Henry and Polly Sanford Carter. She was a graduate of Greenbrier Excessive College Class of 1949 and liked being part of the 49’ers woman’s group of her graduating class. She was a homemaker and a lifelong member of Greenbrier United Methodist Church, the place she was very lively within the United Methodist Ladies’s ministry. Mrs. Dorris was a constitution member of the Greenbrier Historic Society. She lived a lifetime of religion to her Lord and her church, and she or he all the time treasured being concerned within the lives of her household that she liked a lot.
Along with her dad and mom, she was preceded in dying by her husband of 61 years: Charles “Charlie” Destiny Dorris, and by her brother and sister-in-law: Decide Charles Carter and Vivian Baggett Carter. Mrs. Dorris is survived by her daughter and son-in-law: Charlotte and Terry Dorris of Greenbrier, by her son and daughter-in-law: Joe and Monica Dorris of Greenbrier, by her grandchildren: Rob Dorris and spouse Margarete, Ken Dorris and spouse Erica, Jody Dorris and spouse Sarah, Blake Dorris and spouse Skylar, by her nice grandchildren: Luke, Kate, Heidi, and Wesley Dorris, by her pricey pal: Dorothy Helen Elliott of Townsend, and by her brother-in-law and sister-in-law: Jimmy and Melba Dorris of Greenbrier.
In that case desired, it’s possible you’ll honor her reminiscence with donations to the Greenbrier United Methodist Church Memorial Fund or the American Coronary heart Affiliation. All donations will be despatched c/o Robertson County Funeral Residence 2201 Memorial Blvd. Springfield, TN 37172
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Obituary Kenneth Alva Brooks, Sr.
Kenneth Alva Brooks, Sr., 85, of Adams, handed away on Sunday April 19, 2020 at his residence.
His stays have been cremated.
Mr. Brooks was born April 1, 1935 in Baltimore County, Maryland. He was a retired electrician and was a member of Electrical Union (IBEW) Native 70 in Maryland. Mr. Brooks loved farming and elevating cattle. For a few years he traveled the nation displaying Angus Cattle. He was preceded in dying by his spouse: Virginia Feight Brooks.
Mr. Brooks is survived by his sons: Kenneth Alva Brooks, Jr. of Kansas, Dennis Brooks of Maryland, David Brooks of Tennessee, James Brooks of Tennessee, by his daughters: Deborah Miller of Maryland, Judith Cobb of Tennessee, and Barbara Tittel of Maryland, by his sisters: Janet Matthews, Bonnie Nash, and Audrey Keys, by 26 grandchildren and 26 nice grandchildren.
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Obituary for Doris Jean West Butrum
Doris Jean West Butrum, 83, of Greenbrier, handed from this life on Friday April 17, 2020 at The Waters of Robertson.
A personal household graveside service was performed on Monday April twentieth within the Springfield Memorial Gardens with Pastor Jon Briggs officiating. Pallbearers have been Jeffery Butrum, Bruce Jackson, Adam Henson, Jordan Henson, Ravi Butrum, and Dontavius Butrum. There was no public visitation previous to the graveside service.
Mrs. Butrum was born December 7, 1936 in Springfield to the late Homer and Myra Briggs West. She was a retired cashier from Springfield Kroger and was of the Baptist religion. Mrs. Butrum loved crafting, going to yard gross sales, enjoying bingo, and going to the Lengthy Hole Jamboree. Along with her dad and mom, she was preceded in dying by her daughters: Marcia Brown and Donna Butrum.
Mrs. Butrum is survived by her son: Ray Butrum of Springfield, by her daughters and sons-in-law: Patricia and Larry Jackson of Greenbrier, Debbie and Mark Lewis of Goodlettsville, Stephanie and Troy Henson of Greenbrier, by her brother and sister-in-law: Paul “P.R.” and Tammy West of Adams, by her sisters and brothers-in-law: Carolyn and Billy Wooden of Springfield, Mary and Tony Keith of Springfield, by her particular pal: Howard Eidson of Greenbrier, by her 13 grandchildren, and by a number of nice and nice nice grandchildren
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Obituary for Arnold Gibson, Jr.
Arnold Gibson, Jr., 81, of Hermitage, handed away on Thursday April 16, 2020 at The Residence at Alive Hospice in Nashville.
A personal household graveside service was performed Wednesday April twenty second within the Springfield Memorial Gardens with Reverend Michael Smith officiating. The household plans for a Memorial Celebration of Life service at a future date.
Mr. Gibson was born November 15, 1938 in Pikeville, KY. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Drive and he labored a few years as a heavy gear operator for Wright’s Business. Mr. Gibson was of the Baptist religion. He was the sort individual that all the time needed to be doing one thing and when ever you requested him what he was doing, he all the time stated “simply piddlin”. Mr. Gibson was preceded in dying by his father: Arnold Gibson, Sr., by his mom: Babe England Clark, and by his spouse: Gladys Elizabeth Ledbetter Gibson, who died in January of this yr.
Mr. Gibson is survived by his son: William Gibson of Abingdon, VA, by his daughter: Lisa Gibson of Johnson Metropolis, by his step-son: Kenneth Melvin “Kenny” Head and his spouse Willie Head of Cedar Hill, by his step-daughters: Brenda Kay Head of Madison and Rita Fay Williams of Nashville, by his brothers: Richard Gibson of Pikeville, KY and Dean Ray Gibson of Hellier, KY, by his sisters: Alice Fay Courtney of Pikeville, KY, Rita Ann Tackett, Amanda DeRosett, and Arnette Simpson all of Hellier, KY, and by a number of grandchildren, nice grandchildren, and nice nice grandchildren.
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Obituary for Dewall Murphey, Jr.
Dewall Porter Murphey, Jr., age 96, of Nice View, handed away Wednesday, April 22, 2020 at NHC Healthcare in Springfield.
A personal graveside service was held Friday, April 24, 2020 within the Elmwood Cemetery with Brother Kenneth Wayne Head officiating. Burial adopted with Donny Browning, Phillip Murphey, Preston Murphey, Zach Shelton, Jacob Shelton, Freddy Head, Cam Myatt and Josh Pulley serving as pallbearers.
Mr. Murphey was born November 8, 1923 in Cedar Hill to the late Dewall and Mary Morgan Murphey, Sr. He liked to fish and hunt and was a member of the Coopertown Church of Christ. He liked celebrating his birthday and holidays and particularly liked getting greeting playing cards.
Along with his dad and mom Mr. Murphey is preceded in dying by his sisters and brothers-in-law, Ann and Rufus Head and Dimple and George A. Value. He’s survived by his brother, Jimmy (Faye) Murphey of Nice View; 6 nieces; and 5 nephews.
In that case desired memorial contributions could also be made to St. Jude’s Kids’s Hospital. Any donations could also be despatched in c/o Austin & Bell.
Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Springfield is in command of these preparations.
Obituary for Norman Plank
Norman Wayne Plank, age 78, of Greenbrier, handed away Sunday, April 19, 2020 at NHC Healthcare in Hendersonville.
A personal graveside service was held Tuesday, April 21, 2020 within the Bellwood Cemetery with Brother Dennis Stirewalt officiating. Burial adopted with household and associates serving as pallbearers. No visitation was held previous to the graveside service.
Mr. Plank was born July 25, 1941 in Madison, Illinois to the late Clarence N. and Elizabeth Glore Plank. He labored as a carpenter and was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Mr. Plank is survived by his son, Jeff Plank of Adams; daughters, Sherri Davis, Sheila (Robert) Rish and Shanon Haskins, all of Hendersonville; sister, Marcy (Lynn) Jones of Greenbrier; mom of his kids, Nancy Tucker of Hendersonville; and grandchildren, Amanda Brown, Stephen Osborne, Dustin Wyatt, Kelsey Rish, Dalton Clinard, Wyatt Plank, Cheyenne Plank and Shelby Plank.
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Obituary for Annie Turner Crabtree
Annie Turner Crabtree, age 88, of Greenbrier, went to be with the Lord, Sunday, April 19, 2020 whereas at residence. She was surrounded by her household throughout her remaining moments. Annie was born on Could 7, 1931 in Smith County and was the daughter of the late Man and Ethel Bellar. She was an lively member of Bethel Baptist Church. Annie was recognized for her warm-hearted spirit, selfless loving nature, and being a tough employee all through her life. Her ardour was stitching, studying, gardening, attending Sunday College and most significantly her time spent along with her household. Annie had many life-long associates, too quite a few to call. The household appreciates each one for the playing cards and visits throughout her prolonged sickness.
Along with her dad and mom, she was preceded in dying by her husband, Robert Lee Crabtree in addition to her brothers, Charles Bellar, John R. Bellar, Tommy Bellar; sisters, Myrtle Ayers, Elizabeth Reid and Lou Bryant.
She is survived by her siblings, William (Nancy) Beller, Claude (Nancy) Bellar; kids, Harold (Debra) Crabtree, Bee (Dennis) Williams, Mark Crabtree, Bradley (Denise) Crabtree, Eric Crabtree; 13 grandchildren and eight greatl-grandchildren.
Annie was laid to relaxation alongside her husband at Bethel Cemetery, the place a non-public household graveside service will likely be held with Bro. Brandon Pugh officiating.
Pallbearers have been Lee Crabtree, Ben Williams, Daniel Williams, Robert Crabtree, Preston Crabtree and Nathan Miller.
In lieu of flowers, contributions could also be made to Consolation Care Hospice, 471 Northcrest Dr., Springfield, TN 37172.
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Obituary for David Ernest Vaughn
David Ernest Vaughn, age 64, of Madison, Tn. handed away on Friday, April 17, 2020.
He was a caring husband and father who labored exhausting to offer for his household. He liked his grandchildren and the outside.
He’s survived by the love of his life, his spouse of 45 years, Debra Vaughn; his sons, Chris (Melissa) Vaughn and Daniel (Mary) Vaughn; his grandchildren, Colton, Chloe, Brannon and MacKenzie Vaughn.
It was David’s request that memorial contributions be made to St. Jude’s Kids’s Hospital.
No providers are deliberate presently.
The household has entrusted providers to Austin & Bell Funeral Residence and Cremation Service, 104 Sanders Ferry Highway, Hendersonville, TN.
Obituary for Patricia Ann Hunt
Patricia Ann Hunt, age 61, Bethpage, TN handed away Thursday, April 16, 2020 at Sumner Regional Hospital. She was born November 7, 1958 in Nashville, TN the daughter of Joseph Dewey Sain, Jr. and Esther Elizabeth Atwood.
She was preceded in dying by her father Joseph Sain, Jr. and sister, Toni Barnes.
A Celebration of her life will likely be held at a later date.
Patricia liked being outdoor, tenting and caving. She was a real animal lover and particularly liked horses and canine. She was her ‘personal individual’ and all the time made the most effective of what she had.
She is survived by son, Jayme Hunt and his spouse Amy, Hendersonville, TN; daughter, Lanee’ Hunt, Manchester, TN; mom, Esther Elizabeth Brown; sister, Vicki Ernser; 5 grandchildren, Danny Sewell, Jr., Tiffani Sewell, Ryan Hunt, Rolley Hunt & Easton Corridor.
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Obituary for Dorothy Williams Gourley
Dorothy Williams Gourley, age 91, of Hendersonville, TN handed away on Wednesday, April 15, 2020.
She was born on April 24, 1928 to the late Will and Florence Williams in Trousdale County. Since 1959, she had been a resident of Hendersonville. She was a loving homemaker who by no means stopped taking good care of her kids.
Along with her dad and mom, she is preceded in dying by a number of siblings. She is survived by her kids, Tony (Jonna) Gourley, Todd (Chee Chee) Gourley, and Debbie (Dave) Farmer; siblings, Robbie Vance and Tootie Edwards; grandchildren, Mitchell (Brittany) Gourley and Heather (Brandon) Kelly; and great-grandchildren, Donavon and Hannah Presley.
Non-public visitation was held earlier than a Graveside Service at Hendersonville Reminiscence Gardens on Friday, April 17 at 11:00 a.m. with Merrol Hyde officiating and household and associates serving as pallbearers.
Memorial contributions could also be made to the 100 Membership of Sumner County.
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Obituary for Linda Dyer
Linda Marie Dyer, age 43 of Nice View, Tennessee died Wednesday, April 15, 2020 from accidents sustained in an car accident.
Her stays have been cremated and no providers are deliberate presently.
Linda was born on April 11, 1977 in Cleveland, Ohio to Sandy Maranville Loiacano and the late Sal Loiacano. She was employed at White Home Dental and liked purchasing, Disney World, and the seaside. Linda was particularly keen on her purses. She was a member of Battle Creek Baptist Church.
Along with her mom,she is survived by her husband, Scott Dyer; daughter, Keely Dyer; sister, Theresa (Brad) Cressman; niece, Libby Wallace; mother-in-law, Carol Dyer; and sister-in-law, Lori Dyer.
Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Nice View is in command of these preparations. 6316 Freeway 41A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146
Obituary for John William Black
John William Black, 82, of Gallatin, TN handed away on Wednesday, April 15, 2020.
He was a member of the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. He liked his church and visiting together with his household. He was a resolved man.
John was preceded in dying by his dad and mom, John W. Black, Sr. and Katherine Trotter; brothers, James Payments and Andrew Payments. He’s survived by his daughter, Christine Black and brother, Maxie Trotter.
No providers are deliberate presently.
The household has entrusted providers to Austin & Bell Funeral Residence and Cremation Service, 104 Sanders Ferry Highway, Hendersonville, TN.
Preparations for Joseph Willie “Jt” Wilkerson
Joseph Willie Wilkerson, III “JT” was born June 7, 1985 in Indianapolis, Indiana to the late Joseph Willie Wilkerson, II and the late Shelia J. Collier. “JT” gained his wings April 19, 2020.
“JT” professed a hope in Christ at an early age and attended Beards Chapel with Pastor Randy Taylor, First Seventh Day Adventist Church with Pastor Johnson, and just lately Lighthouse Baptist Church with Pastor Land Stapleton in Springfield. Tennessee.
“JT” was liked by all and he by no means met a stranger. “JT” was recognized to have the most important coronary heart of gold. He was all the time prepared to assist anybody at anytime. His latest supervisor, Emily, with no hesitation admitted that “JT” was by far the most effective worker “ever.” These closest to him, Margie Sharkley and Household knew “JT” to be a companion, a brother, an uncle, a fantastic pal and a form loving soul.
Along with his Mother and Father, “JT” was additionally preceded in dying by his brothers, Percell Murray, Kenneth and Ken Collier.
He leaves to cherish his recollections: loving companion, Margie Scharkley; brothers, Bryan Murray, John and Leon Collier; little brother, Lamarion Ashley; sister, J Rose (Jonika) Burns; stepfather, Kenneth (Rayboone) Collier; nieces, Shatayla and Zipporah Murray; nephew, Martavion Murray; greatest associates, James Chatman and Jordan Lunsford, and a number of prolonged and different family and associates.
Non-public providers attributable to COVID-19 have been held Friday, April 24, 2020 with Elder James Traughber, eulogy with personal interment in Restlawn Memorial Backyard.
W. D. Crowder Funeral Residence in Cost of Preparations
