In Loving Memory: Obituaries Of The Week January 24, 2021

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ROBERTSON COUNTY TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information)

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Obituary for Diane Sanders

Diane M. Culbertson Sanders, 60, of Greenbrier TN, handed away together with her loving husband by her facet on Sunday at her residence.

Born in Corning, NY, on October 20, 1960, Diane was the eldest daughter of the late Ivan L. and Ruth H. Culbertson. She grew up in Cameron Mills, NY, and graduated in 1978 from Addison Central Faculty. She went on to work at Metamora Merchandise, in Elkland, PA, for the subsequent 11 years.

In 1989, she moved to Tennessee for a brand new journey and have become employed as a nanny to the Peninger household. She helped to care for 2 lovely younger women, Emily and Mary, whom she liked and cherished deeply. She took nice pleasure in speaking about them and their many accomplishments all through the years.

Later in life, Diane was employed on the LaVergne Library, La Vergne, TN, Connor Trucking Firm and Tennessee Pace Sport, Goodlettsville, TN, of their accounting division. In her free time, Diane loved gardening, studying, and spending time with household and associates.

Diane was a devoted spouse, sister, aunt, and good friend. She is going to all the time be remembered for her kindness, independence, caring nature, and contagious laughter.

Along with her mother and father, she is predeceased by a number of aunts, uncles, and cousins. She is survived by her husband, Michael Sanders of Greenbrier, TN; three sisters Dolores (Alan) Crooker, Savona, NY; Darline (Michael) Culbertson, Hornell, NY; Denise Brown (Hammondsport, NY); Nieces and Nephews Gregory (Heidi) Crooker, Savona, NY; Kreg Crooker, Savona, NY; Michele Culbertson, Bathtub, NY; Stephania (John) Wallace, Cohocton, NY; Justin (Karen) Brown, Atlanta, GA; Nice nieces and nephews Lauren Crooker, Savona, NY; Carter Crooker, Savona, NY; Ivan Culbertson, Bathtub, NY; Ainsley Wallace, Cohocton, NY; Grayson Wallace, Cohocton, NY; prolonged household Roger (Sandra) Peninger, Nashville, Tennessee; Maria (Paul) Sutej, Atlanta, GA; Emily (Dominic) Peninger, Chicago, IL; Mary (Conrad) Quinones, Atlanta, GA.

At the moment, no providers are being held. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the American Most cancers Society on-line at www.most cancers.org.

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Obituary for Billy Keith

William “Billy” Loyd Keith, age 75, of Springfield, handed away Sunday, January 24, 2021 at NorthCrest Medical Heart. A graveside service can be held Thursday, January 28, 2021 at 2pm within the Owens Chapel Cemetery along with his household officiating. Burial will observe with household and associates serving as pallbearers. No visitation can be held previous to the graveside service. These preparations have been made on the request of Mr. Keith.

Mr. Keith was born July 20, 1945 in Springfield to the late Bonnie Franklyn and Kathrine Evalois Warren Keith. He labored as a bus driver for Greyhound for over 30 years. After his retirement he drove for Gaylord Opryland. Mr. Keith was a veteran of the U.S. Military and was a member of Owens Chapel United Methodist Church for 33 years. He liked his household and associates, he liked his church and he liked the Lord.

Along with his mother and father Mr. Keith is preceded in demise by his brother, Gary Keith. He’s survived by his spouse of 55 years, Elsie Hester Keith; youngsters, Renae (Keith) Fehrman of Springfield, William “Bubba” (Kim) Keith of Greenbrier, Aaron (Holli) Keith of White Home and Rachel (Michael) Ledman of Cedar Hill; brothers, Frank Keith of Springfield, Ronnie Keith of Springfield and Michael Keith of Greenbrier; sisters, Bonnie June Cleveland of Hendersonville, Juanita Fitzgerald of Frankfort, KY, Barbara (Whitfield) Ellis of Chapmansboro, Wanda (Ray) Harris of Greenbrier, Jeannie (Charles) Ashley of Springfield, Nancy (Gene) Livesey of Lenoir Metropolis, TN, and Judy (Mohammad) Pourviseh of Hendersonville; and grandchildren, Nick (Shelby) Keith, Houston (Sy) Fehrman, Hailey (Kim Appledorn) Keith, Alexandra Keith, Logan Ferhman, Ben Ledman and Madison Ledman.

In that case desired memorial contributions could also be made to the Owens Chapel United Methodist Church. Any donations could also be despatched in c/o Austin & Bell.

Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Springfield is answerable for these preparations.

Obituary for Richard Ray Cherry

Richard Ray Cherry, age 61 of Springfield, TN handed away Saturday, January 23, 2021 at his residence. There can be no native providers. Funeral Companies can be held in Watonga, OK with burial within the I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Watonga.

He was born in Oklahoma Metropolis, OK on September 11, 1959 to the late Richard Donald and Peggy Louise Henderson Cherry. He was additionally preceded in demise by a sister, Deborah Bynum. He was a Metal Mill Employee at UNARCO and attended Springfield Baptist Church.
He’s survived by sons, Brad (Tessa) Cherry of Springfield, TN, Shane (Janet) Hood of Kingfisher, OK, Robbie (Summer season) Lewis of Mustang, OK; daughters, Amanda Johnson of Murfreesboro, TN, Jennifer Ellis of Greenbrier, TN; sister, Sharon (Stephen) Reiber of Geary, OK and seven grandchildren.

Wilkinson Mortuary of Watonga can be answerable for these preparations. Obituary offered by Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling

Obituary for Dr. Jerry Don Oakley

Dr. Jerry Don Oakley, age 81 of Gallatin, TN went residence to be with the Lord Saturday, January 23, 2021 at NHC in Hendersonville. He was born December 10, 1939 in Marshall County, KY to Edward and Vivian Byers Oakley. Dr. Oakley graduated from Wingo Excessive Faculty in Wingo, KY. He was married to Brenda Jean Corridor on September 7, 1960. Jerry was an avid Kentucky basketball fan, and he was extraordinarily honored and proud to be chosen to the All-State Kentucky basketball staff in 1957. He acquired a Bachelor of Science diploma from Union College in Jackson, TN. He additionally acquired the Grasp of Divinity and Physician of Ministry levels from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. Dr. Oakley pastored or served on the workers of church buildings in Kentucky and Tennessee for thirty-four years. Included in these church buildings have been Hickory Valley Baptist Church, Hickory Valley, TN, Beechmont Baptist Church, Louisville, KY (Asst. Pastor), Youngers Creek Baptist Church, Elizabethtown, KY, Magnolia Baptist Church, Magnolia, KY, Yellow Creek Baptist Church, Owensboro, KY, Columbia Baptist Church, Columbia, KY, Springfield Baptist Church, Springfield, TN. Dr. Oakley pastored at Springfield Baptist Church for 17 years. He was the Government Director of Warren Affiliation of Baptists in Bowling Inexperienced, KY for 13-1/2 years. Dr. Oakley was Moderator for 3 associations: Daviess-McLean Affiliation in Owensboro, KY, Russell Creek Affiliation in Columbia, KY and Robertson County Affiliation in Springfield, TN. He served 13 years on the Tennessee Baptist Conference Government Board. Whereas serving on this Board, he was Chairman of the Finances Committee and Chairman of the Government Committee. Dr, Oakley served for 13 years on the Kentucky Baptist Conference Mission Board. Whereas serving on this board, he was Chairman of the Training Committee. He was additionally a member of the Administrative Committee. Dr. Oakley has been president of the Kentucky Baptist Pastor’s Convention, the Tennessee Baptist Pastor’s Convention, The Tennessee Baptist Conference Government Board and the Tennessee Baptist Conference. He additionally served as a Volunteer Missionary to Venezuela twice for the Southern Baptist Worldwide Mission Board. Dr. Oakley served as a member and Chairman of the Kentucky Baptist Conference Structure and By-Legal guidelines Committee. He was additionally a member of the Baptist Religion and Message Committee for the Kentucky Baptist Conference. In 2007, he was elected Director of Missions of the yr within the Kentucky Baptist Conference. Dr. Oakley has written and had revealed a number of articles within the Proclaim Journal and the Church Administration Journal. He wrote the Sunday Faculty classes for the Robertson County Instances in Springfield, TN from 1983 to 1994. Throughout his service, Dr. Oakley has acquired a lot of awards. He was made a Kentucky Colonel in 1973 by Gov. Wendell Ford. He acquired the award of Aide-de-Camp of the Governor’s Employees of Tennessee from Gov. Ned Ray McWhorter in 1987. Dr. Oakley acquired the Key to the Metropolis of Nashville, Tennessee from Mayor Invoice Boner in 1987. He acquired The Key to the Metropolis of Springfield, Tennessee from Mayor Billy Carneal in 1993. He was chosen the Baccalaureate Speaker for Union College, his Alma Mater, in 1987. Dr. Oakley has served as Government Director of Warren Affiliation since 1994. Below his management, a brand new Administrative constructing, the L.E. Smith Baptist Heart, was accomplished in 1998. A leisure complicated has been developed and remains to be increasing on the 29 acre campus. A Hispanic Mission was established and sponsored by Warren Affiliation of Baptists in 2002 till the current. A church constructing was constructed for the Hispanic Mission by Warren Affiliation of Baptists in 2006. Dr. Oakley retired December 31, 2007. In preparation for serving as a Transitional Pastor after retirement, Dr. Oakley accomplished the coaching course “Transitional Pastor Ministry” sponsored by Lifeway Christian Assets, Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. Oakley has served as a Transitional Pastor of a number of church buildings. There have been some that he has served on multiple event.

He’s preceded in demise by his mother and father, Edward and Vivian Byers Oakley; grandson, Kyle Bagwell. He’s survived by his loving spouse of 60 years, Brenda J. Oakley, Gallatin, TN; daughters, Valerie (Dr. John) Cloud, Little Rock, AR and DeAna (Scott) Bagwell, Goodlettsville, TN; sister, Cheryl Oakley, Wingo, KY; three grandchildren. Lauren (Dr. Micah) Wiegel, Katherine (Drew) Tappan and Kristin (Justin) Muller; 4 great- grandchildren, Annaleigh Wiegel, Evie Wiegel, Philip Andrew Tappan III, and Grayson Scott Lewis Crump.

Funeral service is scheduled for Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at 11:30am in Springfield Baptist Church with Rev. Steve Ayers and Rev. Travis Fleming officiating. Interment will observe in Springfield Memorial Gardens with Vince Bagwell, Chris Bagwell, Donnie Hogan, Dick Moore, Alan Fowler and Lee Smith serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearer can be Ron DeBerry and Keith Bagwell. Visitation is deliberate for Tuesday, January 26, 2021 10am till the hour of service on the church.

Memorial contributions could also be made to Mission Initiatives at Springfield Baptist Church or Gallatin First Baptist Church. All donations could also be despatched care of the Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling. The household can be honoring all Covid safety protocols and anybody who can not make the service is invited to observe the service through livestream by Springfield Baptist Church web site. Springfield-Baptist.com then click on on Livestream.

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Obituary for Tom Boyd

Tom R. Boyd, age 93 of Clarksville, Tennessee, died Saturday, January 23, 2021 at Signature Well being Care.

A graveside service can be held at Gower Cemetery on West Stroudsville Street, Cedar Hill at 1:00PM on Thursday, January twenty eighth, with Bro. Jon Justice officiating. Serving as pallbearers can be Ronnie Boyd, Nick Wilson, Terry Davis, Tray Davis, Chad Corlew, Jeff Welker, and Rick Vaughn.

The household will obtain associates at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View on Thursday from 10:30AM till 12:30PM.

Mr. Boyd was born on June 13, 1927 in Montgomery County, Tennessee to the late James Jackson and Laura Basford Boyd. He was a farmer and performed baseball for Browns Retailer within the 1950’s. He dearly liked his cat “Fatboy” and was of the Baptist Religion.

Along with his mother and father, he’s preceded in demise by brothers, Louis Boyd, Harold Boyd, and Gordon Boyd; and sisters, Maydelle Sanders, Gus Knox, and Louise Nicholson.

He’s survived by his nephews, Ronnie (Susie) Boyd, and Eddie (Beth) Boyd; nieces, Betty (Phil) Welker, and Patsy (Harold) Corlew; particular associates, Pookie & Beverly Davis, and Rick & Diana Vaughn; and loving great-nieces & great-nephews.

In that case desired memorial contributions could also be made to St. Jude Kids’s Hospital, Memorials Processing, 501 St. Jude PL, Memphis, Tennessee 38105-9959.

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Obituary for Shonda Lanee’ Hunt-Sewell

Shonda Lanee’ Hunt-Sewell, age 43, left the cares and struggles of this life behind to be together with her Lord and Savior in her heavenly residence, on January 21, 2021. She was born September 6, 1977 in Nashville, TN, the daughter of Terry Hunt and Patricia Sain Hunt. She was preceded in demise by her mom, Patricia Hunt, Stepmother, Joyce Hunt and Stepsister, Kimberly Moore. She is survived by father, Terry Hunt, son, Danny Sewell, Jr., daughter, Tiffani Sewell, brother and his spouse, Jayme and Amy Hunt, step-brother, Keith Moore, nieces and nephews, Rolley, Haleigh, Alicia, Ryan, Katelynn, and Easton.

Lanee’ was stricken with MS on the age of 28 years previous, however she didn’t let this illness outline her life. Lanee’ was a really robust individual….stronger than she gave herself credit score for being. She was a Christian who had a robust religion in God. She was a loving, cheerful individual and really hardly ever did you ever see a tragic look on her face. If she felt herself feeling unhappy, she would do her greatest to not present it. She liked every part in regards to the outside, particularly going tenting together with her Mother and brother Jayme. She possessed an incredible love for her Mother and her youngsters and she or he additionally liked her Dad, brother, Jayme and the remainder of the household dearly. Lanee’ created many reminiscences within the hearts of all she liked. She had an awesome, large coronary heart and can be enormously missed by her household and associates.

There can be a Celebration of her Life at a date that can be introduced later. Please test again for date and time.

Preparations entrusted to Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling

Obituary for Sue Grayson

Sue Grayson, 82, of Springfield, handed away on Sunday January 24, 2021 at The Waters of Robertson. Funeral providers can be performed Thursday January twenty eighth at 1:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Dwelling with Tim Harris officiating. Interment will observe in Springfield Memorial Gardens with Thomas Traughber, Thomas Walker, Rickey Ward, Jr., and Jeffery Grayson serving as pallbearers. The household will obtain associates on Thursday from 10:00 a.m. till service time on the funeral residence.

Mrs. Grayson was born December 4, 1938 in Springfield to the late William Lesley and Eurie Redfearin Gainous. She retired from Electrolux the place she labored in meeting. After retirement, she labored at Morningside of Springfield and did non-public sitting in properties. Mrs. Grayson was a member of South Haven Baptist Church. She loved facetime together with her grandchildren, taking part in bingo on her IPAD, and dealing phrase search puzzles.

Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in demise by her husband: Henry Morgan Grayson, Jr., by her son: Jeffery Marty Grayson, by her daughter: Bambi Dale Nixon, by her brothers: Emmett Gainous and Nick Redfearin, and by her sister: Inez Grayson. Mrs. Grayson is survived by her daughter and son-in-law: Pam and Rickey Ward of Springfield, by her sister: Nell Traughber of Springfield, by 7 grandchildren and a number of other nice grandchildren.

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Obituary for Patrick Robert Giardono

Patrick Robert Giardono, age 49, of Cross Plains died Tuesday, January twenty sixth, 2021 on the residence of his brother, Joe A. Giardono, of mind most cancers. Patrick’s older brothers Michael and Joe have been by his facet on the time of his passing.

Patrick was born April 30, 1971 in Madison Tennessee. Patrick spent nearly all of his life in Cross Plains, the place his mother and father resided. Patrick liked engaged on neighboring farms in his youth, spending most of his days outside. Patrick additionally had an awesome love of canine and animals basically in addition to a ardour for engaged on vehicles.

The household isn’t at the moment planning a service for Patrick attributable to Covid-19. Cremation preparations have been entrusted to Tennessee Cremation Care in Clarksville, Tn.

Patrick was preceded in demise by his maternal grandparents, Joe Anderson Hudgins and Mary Ester Benton Hudgins, his paternal grandparents, Ralph Kaiser Giardono and Windfall B. Villanova Giardono, his mother and father Ralph Kaiser Giardono II and Peggy Jo Giardono in addition to his oldest brother Ralph Kaiser Giardono III.
Patrick is survived by his older brothers Michael Giardono of Ashland Metropolis, Joe (Donna) Giardono of Chapmansboro and youthful sister Pamela Giardono.

Obituary for Margaret Ruth Walden Hester

Margaret Ruth Walden Hester, 69, of Greenbrier, handed from this life on Friday January 22, 2021 at her residence.

Funeral providers can be performed Tuesday January twenty sixth at 1:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Dwelling with Reverend Michael Smith and Tim Harris officiating. Interment will observe within the Lights Chapel Cemetery. The household will obtain associates on Monday from 4:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. and on Tuesday from 11:00 a.m. till service time on the funeral residence.

Margaret was born June 1, 1951 in Springfield to the late John E. and Dorothy Beatrice Spain Walden. She was a graduate of Greenbrier Excessive Faculty Class of 1969. Margaret was a member of North Springfield Baptist Church the place she served a few years as church organist, taught Sunday Faculty, and was all the time an important a part of working and supporting the church youth group. She saved youngsters in her residence for a few years and was identified county broad for her cake baking. Margaret liked her household, baking, card making, drawing, and portray. She was all the time concerned within the lives of her daughters whereas they have been rising up. She supported them in Lady Scouts and went on many tenting journeys with them. Margaret liked the Lord and all the time wished these she knew and liked to like the Lord additionally and to all the time depend upon Him. She was recognized with non-alcoholic fatty liver illness and wished anybody else that had the identical analysis to deal with themselves.

Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in demise by her sister: Hazel Walden Mayo. Margaret is survived by her husband of 52 years, Lanny Hester of Greenbrier, by her daughters and son-in-law: Lanna Hester of Jackson, Christina and Wayne Carlisle of Greenbrier, by her grandchildren: Dayton and Laney Carlisle, and Miley Hester, and by her brother-in-law: Ray Mayo of Greenbrier.

In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to the North Springfield Baptist Church Youth fund or the North Springfield Baptist constructing debt fund.

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Obituary for Dorothy Janet Adams

Dorothy Janet Adams, 88, of Orlinda, handed from this life on Thursday January 21, 2021 at NorthCrest Well being.

Graveside providers have been performed Sunday January twenty fourth at 1:00 p.m. within the Orlinda Methodist Cemetery on Elm Springs Street in Orlinda with Pastor Lance Wamble officiating. Pallbearers can be Josh Lackey, Mason Lackey, Jamie Adams, Tyler Sneed, Shane Hand, and John Bartee. There can be no public visitation previous to the graveside service.

Mrs. Adams was born September 20, 1932 in Springfield. She was a homemaker and a member of Orlinda Baptist Church. Mrs. Adams loved working in her yard, touring, and spending time together with her household. She was preceded in demise by her husband: Harold Thomas “Jack” Adams, by her mother and father: Floyd and Veida Smith Bagwell, by her brother: Floyd Bagwell, Jr., by her sister: Velma McKinney, and by her niece: Linda Hand.

Mrs. Adams is survived by her daughter: Jackie Adams and Buddy Sneed of Springfield, by her nieces: Dana Jennings, Terri Watts, and Carol Owens, by her nephews: Jamie Adams, Invoice McKinney, and Tommy McKinney, and by particular associates: Josh, Erin, Mason, and Peyton Lackey.

In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to the Orlinda Baptist Church or to the Orlinda Methodist Cemetery.

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Obituary for Dolores Louise “Dee” Buskirk

Dolores Louise “Dee” Buskirk, 88, of Springfield, handed away on Wednesday January 20, 2021 at NorthCrest Well being.

A time of visitation with the household was held on Saturday January twenty third from 10:00 a.m. till 12 midday on the Robertson County Funeral Dwelling.

Mrs. Buskirk was born October 26, 1932 in Burlington, KS to the late Arlington and Elizabeth Schiffern Vincent. She was a homemaker and attended Springfield First United Methodist Church. Mrs. Buskirk liked gardening, taking part in golf, and dealing jigsaw and crossword puzzles. Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in demise by her husband: Lynn Buskirk, by her daughter: Patricia Brown, by her step-son: Robert Buskirk, by her brothers: Harry, Lawrence, Melvin, David, and Roylee Vincent, by her sisters: Lua Silvey, Hilda Fast, Mildred Suriago, Ann Peterson, Vera Peterson, and by her grandchildren: Stacy Clark and Chris Hamby.

Mrs. Buskirk is survived by her sons: Ed (Debbie) Stutesman of Pierre, SD, Martin (Olivia) Stutesman of Springfield, Brad (Sandy) Stutesman of Pierre, SD, and Mark (Ivanito) Tauscher of Phoenix, AZ, by her daughters: Susan (Pat) Poston of Hutchinson, KS, and Stephanie Vincent of Gallatin, by her sister: Fern Brown of Wheat Ridge, CO, and by her 19 grandchildren, 36 nice grandchildren, and seven nice nice grandchildren.

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Obituary Lt. Col. Henry Merritt Baddley, Jr.

United States Air Drive Retired Lt. Col. Henry Merritt Baddley, Jr., 82, of Springfield, died Wednesday, January 20. 2021 at Choose Specialty in Nashville.

Graveside providers in Elmwood Cemetery can be held at a later date with Reverend Jerry Wallace officiating.

Mr. Baddley was born on December 16, 1938 in Clarksville, Tennessee to the late Henry Merritt and Lillian Owen Baddley, Sr. Along with his mother and father, he’s preceded in demise by his son James Merritt Baddley, his maternal grandparents, David S. and Tom Owen, and his paternal grandparents, Hugh and Elizabeth Baddley.

After graduating from Austin Peay State Faculty in 1961, Merritt was drafted into the United State Air Drive. His first project was to attend the College of Washington, in Seattle, to earn a level in meteorology. This was the start of his 25-year profession within the Air Drive. His profession took him to areas throughout the nation and so far as Guam and Germany, instilling a life-long love of journey. On the finish of his profession, he retired because the Climate Help Coordinator for the Worldwide Climate Heart in Omaha, Nebraska. Upon retiring from the Air Drive, he started a banking profession that spanned for 17 years, retiring from Legend’s Financial institution in Clarksville, Tennessee in 2004. His favourite job although was babysitting his 4 grandchildren. After retirement he traveled extensively along with his household. Moreover, wherever he lived he was an energetic member of the United Methodist Church. He was a Boy Scout Chief for his troop and a member of the Clarksville, TN Rotary Membership till his retirement.

Mr. Baddley is survived by his spouse of 60 Years, Linda Head Baddley of Springfield, his daughter Melissa Baddley Gass, his 4 grandchildren, Caleb, Ashley, Bailey, and Emily Gass.

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Obituary for Brenda Haynes Roberts

Brenda Haynes Roberts, age 76 of Cedar Hill, handed peacefully from this life on Tuesday, January 19, 2021 surrounded by her household from problems of Covid-19.

Funeral providers have been performed Saturday, January 23, 2021 at 2:00 PM within the Oakhurst Chapel of Robertson County Funeral Dwelling with Bro. Billy Ellis officiating. Burial adopted in Elmwood Cemetery with Matt Baggett, Brendan Diaz-Barriga, Jake Fann, Jesse Villard, Alan Holman, Jay Holman, Mac E. Baggett, Jr., Jonathan Drake, and Carl Turner serving as pallbearers. The household acquired associates on the funeral residence Friday from 5 till 8 PM and Saturday from 12 midday till the hour of service.

Mrs. Roberts was born February 9, 1944 in Robertson County to the late Jesse and Robbie Ree Wilson Davidson. She attended Heads Freewill Baptist Church and was a retired actual property investor and basic contractor. She was a longtime member of the Robertson County Board of Realtors. Her ardour in life was her household and actual property and as her household said, she was fun-loving and lively.

Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in demise by her husband, Gary Haynes; grandson, Nathanial Diaz-Barriga; and sister, Mildred Brindley.

Brenda is survived by her husband, Glen Roberts of Cedar Hill; son and daughter-in-law, Jimbo and Joyce Baggett of Cedar Hill; daughters and sons-in-law, Gina Baggett and Michael John Zylstra of Arrington and Christy Baggett and Herman Diaz-Barriga of Goodlettsville; step-daughter, Allison Haynes Holman of Springfield; and grandchildren, Grace Haynes Zylstra, Marty Ree Zylstra, Morgan Baggett (Jake) Fann, Matthew (Jordan) Baggett, Brendan Diaz-Barriga, Nadia Diaz-Barriga, Noah Diaz-Barriga, Ashley Hand, Jay (Libby) Holman, and Alan Holman.

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Obituary for Barbara Jo Spurlock Simpson

Barbara Jo Spurlock Simpson, 81, of Adams, handed away on Tuesday January 19, 2021 at The Residence at Alive Hospice in Nashville.

Graveside providers have been performed Friday January twenty second at 11:00 a.m. within the Bellwood Cemetery in Adams with Tim Harris officiating. Household and associates served as pallbearers. There was no visitation previous to the graveside service.

Mrs. Simpson was born April 2, 1939 in Adams to the late C.B. “Colonel” and Nancy Jane Wilson Spurlock. She was a homemaker. Mrs. Simpson liked gardening, hen watching, fishing, and something that allowed her to be outside. She was a loving mom and spouse who labored beside her husband within the fields, labored at Acme Boot firm, and was all the time there to look after others.

Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in demise by her husband: Gene Simpson, and by her siblings: Marie Wooten and J.B. Spurlock. Mrs. Simpson is survived by her daughter: Diana (Daniel Williams) Webb of Dover, by her granddaughter: Heather Mitten of California, by her nice grandchildren: Tamera and Alexis, by her nice nice grandchildren: Eryn and Payton, by her brothers: C.B. (Helen) Spurlock, Jr., of Indiana, Carl (Elaine) Spurlock of Springfield, George (Scheryl) Spurlock of Cedar Hill, and Danny (Rebecca) Spurlock of White Home, by her sisters: Kay Blick of Russellville, KY and June (Mike) Conatser of Cumberland Furnace, and by her very particular niece, Vickie Spurlock, who was additionally her caregiver in her later years.

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Obituary for Rose Ann Daruk

Rose Ann Daruk, 73, of Springfield, handed from this life on Tuesday January 19, 2021 at NorthCrest Well being.

Funeral providers have been performed Friday January 22, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Dwelling with Pastor Jorgen Runquist officiating. The household acquired associates on Thursday from 3:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. and on Friday from 10:00 a.m. till service time on the funeral residence.

Mrs. Daruk was born July 22, 1947 in Manhattan, NY. She was retired from Greenbrier Elementary Faculty Cafeteria the place she labored in meals service. She was of the Catholic religion. Mrs. Daruk loved spending time with all her grandchildren and spoiling every one in all them. She liked working search phrase puzzles and listening to music, particularly Johnny Mathis. Mrs. Daruk was identified for her cooking, particularly all of the fantastic Italian dishes she made for her household and associates to get pleasure from. She was preceded in demise by her father: Joseph Aglione, by her mom: Cecil San Pietro DiGirolamo, and by her siblings Christine Quinn, John and Salvatore Aglione.

Mrs. Daruk is survived by her husband of 53 years: Frank S. Daruk, Jr., of Springfield, by her daughters and son-in-law: Donna Daruk of St. Louis, MO, Dora and Christopher Escue of Greenbrier, by her son and daughter-in-law: Frank and Callie Daruk of Adams, by her brothers: Joseph Aglione of St. Port Lucia, FL and Anthony Aglione of Baltimore, MD, and by her 10 grandchildren and a pair of nice grandchildren.

In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to Shriner Kids’s Hospital or Tunnel to Towers Basis.

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Obituary for Stanley Eric Morris

Stanley Eric Morris, 54, of the Barren Plains group in Springfield, handed away on Monday January 18, 2021 at NorthCrest Well being.

Graveside providers have been performed Saturday January twenty third at 1:00 p.m. within the Morris Household Cemetery at 5810 Waymon Dunn Rd. in Springfield with Brother Doug Spain officiating. Pallbearers have been Matthew Morris, Justin Morris, Henry Morris, Ethan Collins, Blake Johnson, Ricky Morris, Troy Morris, and Doug Spain. There was no public visitation previous to the graveside service.

Eric was born June 10, 1966 in Nashville. He owned and operated ECM Trucking and he additionally farmed. He was of the Pentecostal religion. Eric liked accumulating and restoring Vintage Tractor’s. When farming, he liked doing every part with the vintage tools that he had restored. Eric liked his household and spending time with them. He was preceded in demise by his father: Homer Ralph Morris.

Eric is survived by his spouse: Cecelia Picket Morris of Barren Plains, by his daughter: Andrea Lynn Morris of Barren Plains, by his sons: Eric Matthew (Amber Parker) Morris of Barren Plains, Phillip Justin Morris of Clarksville, and Henry Clayton Morris of Barren Plains, by his mom: Margaret Gardner Morris of Portland, by his brothers: Ricky Morris of Portland and Troy Morris of California, and by his grandchildren: Ethan Collins, Candace Johnson, Blake Johnson, Nolan Morris, Persephone Morris, and Vincent Parker.

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Obituary for Helen Frances Pinson Jones

Helen Frances Pinson Jones, 99, of Cottontown, handed from this life on Sunday January 17, 2021 at her residence.

Funeral providers have been performed Thursday January twenty first at 2:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Dwelling with Brother David Harper officiating. Interment adopted within the Bethlehem Cemetery with Nicky Pinson, Brandon Pinson, Chris Osborne, Jacob Butterworth, Kenny Ray Chowning, James Ed Randolph, Glenn Phillips, and Charlie Perkins serving as pallbearers. The household acquired associates on Thursday from 9:00 a.m. till service time on the funeral residence.

Mrs. Jones was born March 31, 1921 in Cross Plains to the late Walter Albert and Ada Moore Randolph. She was a retired order clerk with Southern Heel and was a member of New Life Normal Baptist Church. Mrs. Jones loved crocheting, gardening, and particularly spending time together with her household. She was a wonderful cook dinner and all the time loved when her desk was full together with her family members having fun with all of the fantastic dishes she ready.

Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in demise by her husbands: Curtis Pinson, Miles Baker, and Mizell Jones, by her youngsters: Gene Pinson and Patsy Shrum, by her brothers: Rufus “Buck”, Nick, Yank, James, Man, and Jack Randolph, and by her sisters: Elsie Randolph Harper and Zelma Randolph Terrell.

Mrs. Jones is survived by her son and daughter-in-law: Lanny and Glinda Pinson of Cottontown, by her daughter: Judy Pinson Hand of Cottontown, by her sister: Georgia Elizabeth Phillips of Portland, and by 12 grandchildren, 16 nice grandchildren, and 6 nice nice grandchildren.

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Obituary for Ms. Clara Dean Harris

Ms. Clara Dean Harris was born January 22, 1925. She transitioned from this earthly life to everlasting life on Saturday January 16, 2021.

Visitation was held Friday, January 22, 2021 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. at Serenity Funeral Dwelling 1507 Batts Blvd. Springfield, TN.

A Dwelling-going Service was held Saturday, January 23, 2021 at New Wells Grove Baptist Church at 6224 TN-161 Springfield, TN

Please Preserve the Household in your Prayers.

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Obituary for Arthur E. Head “Stickman”

Public Viewing and Visitation, Wednesday, January 27, 2021 from 1-6 pm W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling; Non-public Funeral Service; Interment can be in Center Tennessee Veterans Cemetery, Nashville, TN Thursday, January 28, 2021 at 12:30 pm. Service can be stay streamed on Thursday, January 28, 2021 at 10:00 am on W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling fb web page.

In Lieu Of Flowers Request Donations In Reminiscence Of Arthur Head to Bransford Alumni Affiliation, P. O. Field 53 Springfield, TN 37172 or In Care of W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling.

Arthur Earl “Stickman” Head was born on August 16, 1950 in Springfield, Tennessee to James and Levana Head. He was one in all seventeen youngsters.

He graduated from Bransford Excessive, Class of 1968. After highschool he enrolled in the USA Military. Arthur accepted the Lord Jesus Christ at a younger age at Bridge Hill Baptist Church.

He was referred to as “Stickman” to many. He liked grilling, planting and rising issues in his backyard. Arthur was a “Huge” fan of the Chicago Bears Soccer Crew. Certainly one of his favourite sayings while you noticed him was “What about these Bears?” Arthur all the time carried a giant smile on his face and liked to stroll throughout city.

On January 7, 2021 he departed this earthly life and leaves to cherish his reminiscences: a loving and caring little brother, Frank Head of Springfield, TN; additionally a loving and caring large sister, Florence Hilliard of Springfield, TN; his different caring and loving brothers and sisters: Paul Head, James (Rosa) Head, Alve Dean (Almede) Head, John (Shirley) Head, Eva McClain and Elizabeth (James) Chapman; a bunch of nieces, nephews, cousins and associates.

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Obituary for Pastor Carrie Darden

With heartfelt honor, we rejoice the life and legacy of our expensive mom, Pastor Carrie L. Darden, who was a real Large within the Kingdom of God. Pastor Carrie L. Woodard, (Polk-Darden) was born on March 28, 1938 to the late James Woodard and Joella Williams (Woodard, Dowlen) in Louisville, Kentucky. She was a lifelong resident of Springfield, Robertson County, Tennessee.
Carrie attended grade faculty in Robertson County and graduated from Bransford Excessive Faculty. After highschool Carrie labored as a house maker, did farming, and was a baby care aide.

She quickly was joined in Holy Matrimony to the late James Walter Polk, Sr., and from this union that they had 5 youngsters. Carrie was a member at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church for over forty years. She served beneath the leaderships of Pastor Whimbley, Pastor Coleman, Pastor Williams, and Pastor Dillard. There, she faithfully labored in lots of ministries of the church. She served on the Missionary Outreach Ministries at Antioch, as President and Vice President. She additionally based the youth choir, served as their chief and mentor, in addition to director of the mixed choirs. She was one of many youth Sunday Faculty academics for a few years, labored with the Prepared Staff, and Pastors Aide Committees. Carrie was a faithful founding member, advisor, and Chaplain of the United Gospel Harmonettes. They traveled and worshipped in track from 1974 by the mid 1990’s and have become one in all Robertson Counties most requested and highly effective teams of their time. In 1973, Carrie was joined in Holy Matrimony to her late husband, Jimmy Lee Darden. From their union, one daughter was born. Pastor Darden, additionally labored in manufacturing, gross sales, and customer support. She spent a few years in manufacturing at Hinkle Chair Firm, and Acme Boot Inc. After manufacturing, Carrie labored as an astounding gross sales consultant for Stanley Dwelling Merchandise for a few years. Later, she additionally labored at Sears and Roebuck Inc. and Wal-mart the place she was a staff member, Assistant and Division Supervisor within the Material Division for over 10 years. After she retired from Wal-mart, the Lord Blessed her to turn out to be a enterprise proprietor and founding creator of “Quilts & Issues” situated in Springfield, TN. There together with her household, she was a seamstress, labored in binding, quilting, created hand sewn clothes, and family décor. As her well being began to say no, she absolutely retired from enterprise, however not from her one true calling, her missionary duties, and ministry. After laboring over 4 a long time at Antioch Baptist Church, she accepted her name into ministry as a minister and was mentored by the late Margaret S. Couts at Bethel Apostolic Temple in Springfield. On the primary Sunday night time of December 1993 she delivered her first message. An unforgettable, highly effective and anointed sermon “What If.” Souls have been saved and fourteen relations have been baptized. Pastor Darden served actively at Bethel Apostolic Temple for 5 years till the Lord known as her into Pastoral-ship. In July 1998, The Temple of Love Church was born, the place the motto is a superb instance of what she taught…”Dwell, Love, and Forgive!” Faithfully serving on the Temple of Love Church, Pastor Darden joined the (PMMW) Prophetic Miracle Ministries World Large, beneath Presiding Bishop Leo Lewis Sr. of Montgomery, AL. Pastor Darden has served her members, locally, and area doing the work of the Lord for greater than sixty years. Her love for everybody can be remembered all the time, however the Legacy and teachings of Residing, Loving and Forgiving can be carried on by all who labor within the work of the Lord! She is going to All the time be remembered for her smile, her compassion, life classes, her giving and stating “Might the Works that I’ve Completed, Converse for Me!”

She was preceded in demise by her mother and father, James Woodard and Joella Dowlen; her in-laws, Henry and Lulu Polk; her brothers, Reverend Ben A. (Lula Mae) Williams and Robert Woodard; her son-in-law, Ron Austin; and her late husbands, James W. Polk, Sr., and Jimmy L. Darden; godchildren, Lena and Edward Reward.
Pastor Darden leaves to cherish her six youngsters; Carolyn White (Bobby), Crystal Austin, Celisa Polk, James Polk, Jr. (Lisa), Conda Polk, and Cecretia Turner (Robert); twenty-one grandchildren; forty greatgrandchildren, 4 great-great grand youngsters; sister, Mamie Lee Woods of Nashville, TN; brother, Keith Dowlen; sister-in-law, Cherie Woodard; and godson, Emmanuel Reward. She is going to enormously be missed by many…Heaven has actually gained a stupendous soul! Relaxation in Jesus, Pastor Darden, in your Labor is completed and your Reward is at Hand!

Preparations: Public Viewing and Visitation was held Sunday, January 24, 2021 from 10:00 am-1:00 pm at Springfield Civic Heart 401 N. Predominant Avenue, Springfield, Tennessee; Non-public Funeral Service; Interment can be in Restlawn Memorial Backyard.

Funeral Service was live-streamed on W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling Fb web page starting at 1 pm.

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Preparations for Myrtle Payne

Household visitation was held  Saturday, January 23, 2021 12:00noon – 1:00pm with a personal household memorial service following at 1:00 pm at W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling 1800 john L Patterson St Springfield, TN 37172.

Because of the covid-19 pandemic masks have been required to be worn and social distance was practiced.

Memorial service was live-streamed on W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling Fb web page.

Preserve the Payne household in your prayers.

A full obituary can be revealed quickly.

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Preparations for Charles Barbee Jr.

Public viewing and visitation was held Friday, January 22, 2021 11:00 am – 1:00 pm with non-public household providers following at 1:00 pm at W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling 1800 john L Patterson St Springfield, TN 37172.

Interment: Restlawn Memorial Gardens

Because of the covid-19 pandemic masks have been required to be worn and social distance was practiced.

Preserve the Barbee household in your prayers.

A full obituary can be revealed quickly.

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Obituary for Aaron Stuard

William “Aaron” Stuard, age 30, of Clarksville, Tennessee died Friday, December 25, 2020 at his residence.

A memorial service was performed at 2 o’clock pm, Saturday, January 23, 2021, on the Nice View United Methodist Church with Bro. Paul Edwards and Bro. Phillip Chambers officiating.

There was no visitation previous to the memorial service.

Aaron was born on October 14, 1990 in Nashville, Tennessee to Mickey and Lisa Selph Stuard. He was a heavy tools operator and was of the Baptist religion.

Along with his mother and father he’s survived by his son, Levi Drake; brother, James (Christy) Stuard; sister, Michelle Stuard; grandmother, Vivian Bassingthwaite; nieces & nephews, Dalton Stuard, Makaylin Russell, Mason Stuard, Nathan Jackson, Mackenzie Stuard, and Lauren Stuard; greatest associates like brothers, Kyle Sheahan, Aaron Crawford, Duane Pelkie, James Sink, and Austin Wilson.

Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View is answerable for the preparations. 6316 Freeway 41 A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146

Obituary for Betty Jane McMurtry

Age 72 of White Home went residence to be with the Lord Friday, January 22, 2021 at NorthCrest Medical Heart in Springfield. She was born Might 3, 1948 n Portland, TN to Gilford Buntin & Essie Marie Parker Buntin. Betty was a beloved spouse, daughter, sister and good friend. Her lovely smile and humor was contagious. She by no means met a stranger and was identified for giving the most effective hugs. She was a member of Trinity Fellowship Church and had an unimaginable love for Jesus. She spoke of Him to everybody she met. She can be extraordinarily missed.

She is preceded in demise by her mother and father; husband, Billy Ray McMurtry; sister, Barbara Partitions; brother, Robert Buntin. She is survived by her daughter, Kellie Stone Morgan (Terry), Mount Juliet, TN; brother, James Buntin (Linda) Cross Plains, TN; sisters, Margie Brown, Springfield, TN and Deborah Buntin Jones (Invoice) Mount Juliet, TN; brother-in-law, Clarence Partitions, White Home, TN; sister-in-law, Donna Buntin, Portland, TN; 2 grandchildren, Allaine Morgan and Michael Yancy; 2 great-grandchildren, Ty Yancy and Likelihood Yancy.

There aren’t any visitation and providers scheduled. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions are inspired to The Nashville Rescue Mission or to Second Harvest Meals Financial institution.

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Obituary for Kathi Daybreak Wright

Age 67 of White Home handed away Thursday, January 21, 2021 at her residence. She was born March 9, 1953 in Springfield, TN to Paul & Thelma Pinson. She labored as an LPN for the White Home Kids’s Clinic and had attended Owens Chapel Baptist Church.

She is preceded in demise by her mother and father; husband Danny Ray Wright. She is survived by her daughter, Danielle Archer, White Home, TN; sister, Pleasure (Jerry) Lassiter Sircy, Springfield, TN; 2 grandchildren, Summer season Hughes and Christian Archer.

Funeral service is scheduled for Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at 2pm within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in White Home with Bro. Steven Paulk officiating. Interment will observe in Hillcrest Cemetery with Noel Fisher, Alex Fisher, Zach Fisher, Jonathan Fisher, Tyler Fuqua and Robin Archer serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearer can be Christian Archer. Visitation is deliberate for Tuesday, January 26, 2021 10am till the hour of the service on the funeral residence. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions are inspired to a youngsters’s charity of your alternative.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188

Obituary for Wanda Jennette

Wanda Sue Jennette, age 71 of Clarksville, Tennessee, died Thursday, January 21, 2021 at her residence.

Funeral providers have been performed at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View at 1:00PM on Sunday, January twenty fourth, with Bro. John Maltais officiating. Burial adopted in Bellwood Cemetery in Adams with Lynn Cornell, Mike Cornell, Steve Bowman, Timmy Jennette, Mark Delph, Charlie Harrell, and Parker Delph serving as pallbearers.

The household acquired associates on the funeral residence on Sunday from 10:00AM till the hour of service at 1:00PM.

Mrs. Jennette was born on Might twenty first, 1949 in Robertson County, Tennessee to the late Eli and Virginia Ogg Adkins. She was a homemaker who dearly liked her household, particularly her grandchildren. She liked bowling, video video games, and watching Wheel of Fortune and NCIS. She was a member of the Stroudsville Church of Christ.

Along with her mother and father, she is preceded in demise by her brother, Robert Eli Adkins; and her sister, Mary Ann Cornell.

Survivors embrace her husband, Terry Jennette, Sr.; son, Terry Jennette, Jr.; daughters, Rhonda (Philip) Mitchell, Teresa (Scott) Poole, Angie (David) Mazzocco, and Lisa Moore; sister, Martha Sullivan; grandchildren, Lance Korber, Loren Korber, Mary Brynn Poole, Braden Poole, Erika Mazzocco, Shelby (Taylor) Holt, Hayley (Juan) Bermudez, Taylor (Future) Manuel, Will (Haley) Buttrey, Dylan Jennette, and Zachary Jennette; and 4 great-grandchildren.

In that case desired memorial contributions could also be made to St. Jude Kids’s Hospital, Memorials Processing, 501 St. Jude PL, Memphis, Tennessee 38105-9959.

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Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View is answerable for the preparations. 6316 Freeway 41 A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146

 

 

Obituary for Robert Frances Carney Jr

Age 54 of Whites Creek handed away Wednesday, January 20, 2021 on the Residence of Alive Hospice. He was born August 16, 1966 in Nashville, TN to Robert Frances & Nina Faye Plush Carney. He labored as a server/cook dinner for the Madison Household Restaurant earlier than turning into disabled. He liked to bounce, sing and play his guitar. He was identified to have an enormous coronary heart.

He’s preceded in demise by his father, Robert Frances, Carney; brother, Hank Clift. He’s survived by his mom, Nina Faye Carney, Whites Creek, TN; brother, Bobby Clift; sisters, Teena (Perry) Day and Tammy (Harry) Greenwade.

Funeral service was held Friday, January 22, 2021 within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in White Home. Interment adopted in White Home Memorial Gardens with Toney Lamberth, Eddie Carrigan, Brandon Day, Michael Carrigan, Megan Mandrell and Brittany Pentecost serving as pallbearers. Visitation with the household was held Friday, January 22, 2021 10am till the hour of the service on the funeral residence.

In lieu of flowers memorial contributions are inspired to assist the household with funeral bills and could also be made payable to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling.

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Obituary for Brooke Abner

Brooke Toops Abner, age 80 of Nice View, Tennessee, died Wednesday, January 20, 2021 at Centennial Medical Heart in Nashville.

Funeral providers have been performed at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View at 1:00PM on Saturday, January twenty third, with Pastor Chris Royalty officiating. Burial adopted in EverRest of Cheatham with household and associates serving as pallbearers.

The household acquired associates on the funeral residence on Saturday from 11:00AM till the hour of service at 1:00PM.

Mrs. Abner was born on April third, 1940 in Nashville, Tennessee to the late Johnny and Elizabeth Toops. She spent her early profession as a faculty trainer in Davidson County and later turned a homemaker.

Survivors embrace her husband of 60 years, Roy Abner; sons, Keith Abner and Craig (Joyce) Abner; brothers, David Toops and Barry (Hideko) Toops; grandchildren, Aaron (Sara) Abner, Weston Abner, Callista Abner, and Kacey Abner; great-grandchild, Levi Abner; and particular good friend, Melissa Smith.

In that case desired memorial contributions could also be made to the Susan G. Komen for the Remedy, 4009 Hillsboro Pike, Ste. 209, Nashville, Tennessee 37215.

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Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View is answerable for the preparations. 6316 Freeway 41 A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146

Obituary for Philip Petty

Philip Ernest Petty, age 78, of Springfield, handed away Wednesday, January 20, 2021 at NorthCrest Medical Heart.

A lakeside memorial service can be held this summer season as his ashes can be unfold at Outdated Hickory Lake per his needs.

Mr. Petty was born March 14, 1942 in Nashville, TN to the late Fred and Garnet Dysinger Petty. He was a narrative teller. From his days in Oedingen Germany as an Military non-public to his years searching for the most important bass, to his on-the-job exploits as an electrician with the IBEW, he all the time had an anecdote or joke. His outgoing character and pleasant demeaner assured him of constructing lifelong associates. He was blissful to listen to your opposing opinion then inform you why you have been incorrect. He was an awesome Dad, making certain we knew how one can fish, arrange a tent, beat one other automobile off the road and wire a light-weight fixture. He was a steadfast husband who liked his spouse of 57 years. In his later years, when he may not fish, he purchased a Spyder and toured the backroads as typically as attainable along with his spouse at his again, holding on for expensive life. In his leisure time, he was a carpenter, a leather-based employee, a card participant, a photographer and helpful man. He introduced each artistry and precision to his private pursuits and will do something he set his thoughts to. He can be dearly missed however by no means forgotten.

Along with his mother and father Mr. Petty is preceded in demise by his brothers, Russell Petty and Roy Petty. He’s survived by his spouse, Carol Tolbert Petty; daughters, Kimberly D. Petty of Nashville, Connie M. Lockert of Ashland Metropolis and Angela (Michael) R. Petty of Nashville; sisters, Peggy (Joe) Greer of Smyrna and Ona Herndon of Loudon, TN; and grandson, Ryan (Krystal) Lockert.

In that case desired memorial contributions could also be made to the Disabled American Veterans. Any donations could also be despatched in c/o Austin & Bell.

Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling in Springfield is answerable for these preparations.

 

 

Obituary for Donald Sexton

“Donnie”-Age 61 of White Home handed away Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at his residence. He was born March 15, 1959 in Nashville, TN to Earl A. & Eva Mae Stinson Sexton. He labored as a industrial truck driver for Siskin Metal. He was a motorbike fanatic and raced at Beech Bend and Union Hill for a few years.

He’s preceded in demise by his mother and father; 1 brother; 1 sister. He’s survived by his loving spouse, Teresa Sexton; step-daughter, Katelyn Armstrong, each of White Home, TN; brother. Ronnie Sexton; sister, Shirley (Scott) Christopherson; beloved 4 leggers, Nitro and Kasey.

A memorial service is scheduled for Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 5pm within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in White Home. Visitation with the household is deliberate for Saturday, January 30, 2021 3:30-5pm on the funeral residence. Memorial contributions could also be made to St. Jude Kids’s Analysis Hospital.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188

Obituary for Merle Lanier Plush

Age 83 of Cottontown handed away Tuesday, January 19, 2021 on the Residence of Alive Hospice. He was born April 12, 1937 in Nashville, TN to Johnny and Dorothy Fryer Plush. Mr. Plush proudly served his nation within the U.S. Military. He labored as a route salesman for Dolly Madison Truffles for 38 years. He was an avid Nashville Predators and Tennessee Titans fan and likewise loved ladies’s sports activities. He liked taking part in the Powerball and scratch offs.

He’s preceded in demise by his mother and father; sister in-law, Marie Plush. He’s survived by his son, Mark (Linda) Plush, Greenbrier, TN; daughter, Shelley (Brad) Wilkinson, White Home, TN; brother, Eddie Plush, White Home, TN; sister, Nina Carney, Whites Creek, TN; 4 grandchildren, Devon, Dylan, Bailey & Cole; 3 great-grandchildren, Paris, Palmer & Shepherd; his canine Whiskey.

Funeral service is scheduled for Sunday, January 24, 2021 at 2pm within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in White Home with Bro. Jon Briggs officiating. Interment will observe in White Home Memorial Gardens with navy honors and with Brad Wilkinson, Devon Plush, Dylan Plush, Cole Wilkinson, Cody Friday & Jamie Boulanger serving as energetic pallbearers. Honorary pallbeares can be Robin Carney and Johnny Plush. Visitation is deliberate for Saturday, January 23, 2021 5-8pm and Sunday, January 24, 2021 1-2 pm on the funeral residence.

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Obituary for Fred Henry Wiseman

Age 74 of Cottontown, TN handed away Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at his residence. He was born March 29, 1946 in Memphis, TN to Henry Briton & Effie Marie Daniels Wiseman. He labored for the U.S. Postal Service for 34+ years earlier than his retirement in varied positions, ending with Supervisor of Subject Upkeep. He loved bowling, driving bikes and ingesting good bourbon. He proudly served his nation within the U.S. Navy, serving three excursions of obligation in Vietnam. He additionally was a Mason. He liked spending time along with his household and was an awesome father.

He’s preceded in demise by his mother and father; step-son, William Shea; brother, Bobby; sisters, Margie and Peggy. He’s survived by his spouse of 31 years, Anita Wiseman, Cottontown, TN; sons, Randy (Kim) Wiseman, Mount Juliet, TN and Joel (Mary) Wiseman, Outdated Hickory, TN; 2 step-daughters, Cristina (Barry) Shea, Nashville, TN and Stephanie (Larry) West, Hendersonville, TN; brother, Johnny (Vicki) Wiseman, White Home, TN; 11 grandchildren.

A Celebration of Life Gathering and visitation can be held Monday, January 25, 2021 from 3-6pm at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in White Home, adopted by Funeral Service at 6pm within the chapel, with Bro. Daniel Smith officiating. Interment and Graveside Committal Service can be held on Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 12:30pm in Center Tennessee Veteran’s Cemetery with navy honors.

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Obituary for Charmaine Susan Michelle Sizemore

Age 56 of Millersville handed away Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at her residence. She was born October 19, 1964 in Port of Spain Trinidad to Carlton & Marlene Byer Bowman. She labored as a particular ed preschool trainer for Sumner County Colleges. She loved caring for youngsters and was additionally very loving in her look after the aged. Charmaine was a really achieved observe star and was inducted into the Jap Kentucky Athletic Corridor of Fame.

She is preceded in demise by her mother and father; brother, Irwin Victor Byer. She is survived by her husband of 32 years, David Sizemore, Millersville, TN; son, Ryan Scott Sizemore, Bowling Inexperienced, KY; daughter, April Sizemore, Elizabethtown, KY; grandchild, Stassi Elle Spooner; Godmother, Carol Bernard, Ypsilanti, MI; brothers, Christopher Byer, Noel Byer, Roberto Byer, Augustus Joseph and Hayden (Toti); sisters, Arlene Byer, Leslieanne Byer, Sophia Byer, Paula Byer, Latisha Byer and Kimberly Forbes; a bunch of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and associates.

Funeral service is scheduled for Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 10am within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in White Home. Interment will observe in Elizabethtown Memorial Gardens in Elizabethtown, KY at 2PM (EST) with household and associates serving as pallbearers. Visitation is deliberate for Friday, January 29, 2021 4-8pm and Saturday, January 30, 2021 9-10am on the funeral residence.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188

Obituary for Livingfield Extra

Livingfield Extra, 94, left this world January 19, 2021 having lived a full, blessed and productive life persevering by and enduring a prolonged sickness. All through all of it he was disciplined, well-educated, well-read and by no means pretentious or ostentatious.

He was born in July of 1926 to native Nashville mother and father, E. Livingfield Extra (1868-1934) and Ellen Stokes (1895-2001)

Livingfield Extra was a gentleman and a scholar. He believed in being workman-like and was fiercely dedicated to his household, each those that got here earlier than him and to these whom he leaves behind.

Ancestors of whom he was notably proud included his father, who was a profitable lumberman and businessman in Alabama and took part within the group of the Centennial Celebration for the State of Tennessee which subsequently turned Centennial Park. His nice grandfather, Josiah Nichol, former mayor of Nashville and proprietor of Belair Mansion, was instrumental within the buy of the land upon which the state capital was constructed. His maternal grandfather, Walter Stokes Sr., who was a outstanding lawyer served as president of the Nashville Bar affiliation.

Younger Livingfield Extra was born in Nashville however spent the primary 8 years of his life in River Falls, Alabama, the place his father owned and operated the Horseshoe Lumber Firm, was accomplice in different companies and constructed two dams to supply electrical energy to the realm. When his father fell unwell, their small household returned to Nashville the place he attended Ransom Faculty, Stokes Faculty, Wallace College Faculty, McCallie Faculty, Vanderbilt College and Vanderbilt Legislation Faculty from which he graduated in 1952 and handed the Bar Examination shortly thereafter. He was proud to be introduced to the Supreme Courtroom of Tennessee in 1953 and even prouder to search out that his legislation diploma was transformed to a JD a number of a long time later.

Having began Vanderbilt when he was 16, his faculty expertise was interrupted when he turned 18 and determined to affix the Military to struggle in WWII. After discharge from the military, he spent a season engaged on an property exterior of London with the choice of fox searching a few days every week as a part of his remuneration. He was a faithful horseman and animal husbandman basically.

The years he spent in legislation faculty have been in honor of his maternal grandfather Walter Stokes, however from his mid-twenties on, he was at coronary heart a farmer.

He met the love of his life, Agnes Stokes Fort of Nashville, in 1952 they usually married in 1957. They’d a daughter and two grandchildren. They devoted their lives to one another and their households, River Grange farm and the Arcade in downtown Nashville, studying to one another after dinner and sometimes touring… typically biking throughout the UK, till she was tragically taken from him in 2011.

He was a member of the Society of the Cincinnati, the Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Vanderbilt College, the Belle Meade Nation Membership and the Williamson County Co-Op. He took half within the founding of Harpeth Academy in Franklin, TN which ultimately turned a part of BGA. He additionally was a founding member and continued to be a staunch supporter of St. Dunstan’s Anglican Church, now Holy Cross Anglican Church.

He’s survived by his daughter, Ellen Livingfield Extra, and two grandchildren, Stokes Dunavan and Nicholson Dunavan. The household needs to thank his many help techniques together with however not restricted to Lisa Graham and Carol Patterson, the loyal caregivers who would “see him out” in his phrases.

Non-public providers can be held at a later date.

In that case moved, please make donations in his reminiscence to Holy Cross Anglican Church (4119 Murfreesboro Street Franklin TN 37067), the Purple Cross (2201 Charlotte Ave, Nashville, TN 37203, Attn: Leigh Elliot), the Covington County Historic Society (P.O. Field 1582 Andalusia, Alabama 36420) or to the charity of your alternative.

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Obituary for Fredia Ernestine McClellan

Age 82 of Outdated Hickory went residence to be with the Lord Monday, January 18, 2021 at Hendersonville Medical Heart. She was born November 11, 1938 in Nashville, TN to Alvin C. & Lillian Martin Hill. She labored for Nationwide Life Insurance coverage and likewise labored instead trainer in each group the place her husband was pastor over time. She was a trustworthy and loving pastor’s spouse, who knew everybody and was concerned in each side of the church. She was referred to as a really giving servant and was a member of Pennington Bend United Methodist Church, the final church that her husband served as pastor earlier than his retirement.

She is preceded in demise by her mother and father; 2 brothers, Rayburn Hill and Edward O. “Buddy” Hill; 1 sister, Dorothy Humphreys. She is survived by her husband, Rev. Ed McClellan, Outdated Hickory, TN; brothers, Preston (June Dzoba) Hill, Whites Creek, TN and A. Lynn (Susan) Hill, Franklin, TN; sisters, Catherine Sensing, Gallatin, TN and Charlotte (Kenneth) Herring, Nashville, TN; a number of nieces and nephews.

Non-public household Graveside service was held Wednesday, January 20, 2021 at 2pm in Cross Plains Cemetery with Rev. Hubert Cunningham officiating. No visitation was deliberate. A memorial service can be scheduled at a later date because of the covid-19 pandemic.

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Obituary for Delcia Lee

Delcia Marree Lee, age 81 of Nice View, Tennessee, died Monday, January 18, 2021 at NorthCrest Medical Heart in Springfield.

Funeral providers have been performed at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View at 1:00PM on Friday, January twenty second, with Bro. Randy Riggs and Bro. Mike Hollis officiating. Burial adopted in Lee Cemetery in Coopertown with Mickey Drake, Bruce Drake, Chip Duke, Chuck Hoosier, Joshua Weaks, and Matthew Redfern serving as pallbearers.

The household acquired associates on the funeral residence from 2:00PM-8:00PM, on Thursday, January twenty first, and once more on Friday from 11:00AM till the hour of service at 1:00PM.

Mrs. Lee was born on March twenty third, 1939 in Ashland Metropolis, Tennessee to the late Buford and Elise Mosier Tomlin. She labored for over 50 years within the grocery enterprise together with serving as Assistant Supervisor at Kemp’s Foodland. She loved vintage procuring, and was an avid collector of Coca Cola memorabilia and cookie jars. Mrs. Lee dearly liked her youngsters and grandchildren. She was a member of Good Springs Free Will Baptist Church.

Along with her mother and father, she is preceded in demise by her husband, Larry Lee; brothers, Bobby Tomlin and Main Tomlin.

Survivors embrace her sons, Terry (Paula) Lee, and Donnie (LeeAnne) Lee; daughter, Debbie (Danny) Buchanan; sister, Doris Drake; grandchildren, Megan Lee, Gabrielle (Joshua) Weaks, Matthew (Jamie) Redfern, and Brittany Martin; great-grandchildren, Braelee, Bristol, Colby, Katie, Zoe, Kailee, Gavin, Nellie, and Owen; and great-great-grandchild, Hadley.

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Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View is answerable for the preparations. 6316 Freeway 41 A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146

Obituary for John Evilcizer

John Lafayette Evilcizer, age 82, of Greenbrier, handed away Monday, January 18, 2021 at NorthCrest Medical Heart in Springfield.

Funeral providers have been held Thursday, January 21, 2021 at 2pm within the chapel of the Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Greenbrier with Brother Chad Phelan and Brother Jon Fuqua officiating. Burial adopted within the Springfield Memorial Gardens with household and associates serving as pallbearers.

Visitation was held on the funeral residence on Thursday from 12pm till the hour of service at 2pm.

Mr. Evilcizer was born January 2, 1939 in Springfield to the late John William and Mattie Ellis Evilcizer. He labored at DuPont within the Upkeep Division, was a veteran of the U.S. Military and was a member of the Ebenezer Baptist Church. He served his group for 25 years as a member of the Greenbrier planning and zoning committee. Mr. Evilcizer liked his household however particularly his granddaughters.

Along with his mother and father Mr. Evilcizer is preceded in demise by his brother, William Gary Evilcizer, sisters, Sue Anne Harris and Betty Lynn James, and his nephew, John Harris.

Mr. Evilcizer is survived by his spouse of 54 years, Billie Suter Evilcizer; son, Todd (Tammy) Evilcizer of Springfield; brother, Larry (Patty) Evilcizer of Springfield; brother-in-law, Jimmy (Bobbye) Wilson of Greenbrier; sister-in-law, Betty Davis of Cookville; grandchildren, Brenna Reeves, Kendall Evilcizer and Camryn Evilcizer; and great-grandchildren, Charlie Reeves and Bonnie Reeves.

In that case desired memorial contributions could also be made to the Ebenezer Baptist Church Constructing Fund. Any donations could also be despatched in c/o Austin & Bell.

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Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling, 509 Walnut St., Springfield, TN 37172

 

 

Obituary for Marie Choate

Altha Marie Nash was born in Springfield, Tennessee, on September twenty fifth, 1930. She would cease us proper now and say that she by no means preferred the primary identify of Altha, so she glided by Marie. So, Marie was born to 2 tenant farmers Jody Lee Nash and Mary Ann Nash. Papa Nash as all of us known as him labored to lift tobacco. Mama Nash took care of every part else – which was lots when residing on a farm. Marie had on older brother, Winfred (pronounced Winferd) Nash. She had two uncles, Adam Bowling and Burns Bowling. Uncle Adam was married to Aunt Bertha Bowling and Uncle Burns was married to Aunt Bubbie Bowling. She spoke typically of getting good occasions at their properties rising up.

They didn’t have lots as a baby however made the most effective of it throughout the melancholy years. They ate off the land and received by as greatest they may.

As a baby, she attended Bethlehem Baptist church once they may get transportation. She was baptized there.

Marie attended White Home highschool the place she graduated in 1948 with honors and performed basketball. She had the chance to play in faculty, however they simply couldn’t work out the transportation and funds on the time. She was terribly robust in math and loved working with numbers. In the course of the Korean battle, she began writing to an Air Drive sergeant named Richard Choate with whom she had attended highschool.

Finally, when he returned, they married and made their residence on Freeway 41 nearly 3 miles north of Goodlettsville and a few mile south of the foot of the ridge main as much as Ridgetop. They have been married for over 50 years. They’d one son, Richard Choate, Jr, born in 1956.

Certainly one of her Uncle Adam’s and Aunt Bertha’s youngsters, Betty Bowling Greer was her closest lifelong good friend. Betty married John Thomas Greer they usually lived subsequent door to Marie and Richard on freeway 41 for nearly 50 years.

Marie labored at Capital Fee Firm on the Inventory Yards in Nashville the place she was the Workplace supervisor and bookkeeper. She labored there for nearly 30 years till she retired.

Throughout her life she was an energetic Elvis fan. She was very coronary heart damaged when Elvis died.

She additionally served her Class of 1948 because the bereavement officer. She contacted everybody in her class when somebody died to solicit donations for flowers or to help varied worthy causes.

She was an avid reader. She saved Double Day e-book membership in enterprise. Over her life she learn over 5000 novels ultimately rely. She saved an index card listing of each e-book she had learn. Even now, she nonetheless receives the Robertson County Instances in order that she will sustain with what was occurring.

She loved getting her hair “accomplished” every week and every time she may go later in life. That was her social exercise whereas she was working.

She actually preferred working jigsaw puzzles. She would unfold the items out on a big desk in the lounge and work them till she was accomplished. Many of those have been 2000-piece puzzles. Later in life she settled for 500 piece or 300-piece puzzles.

She preferred to work the phrase discover puzzles together with her pink pens. She all the time wished to ensure that she had loads of pink pens for circling the phrases. There isn’t a telling what number of she used up.

She additionally saved up with world occasions through the inquirer and globe magazines which made her an knowledgeable on Woman Diana and the royals particularly later in life.

She by no means preferred to cook dinner despite the fact that her Mother was in all probability top-of-the-line cooks round. Her Mother would cook dinner lunch for the opposite farmers that labored together with her Dad.

After she retired, she spent many hours on the Senior Citizen middle in Goodlettsville the place they traveled domestically and across the state. The performed playing cards – a lot of playing cards – often rook or canasta a number of occasions every week. In addition they made porcelain collectible figurines and different tasks. Her home was filled with her creations. Most days the middle would supply lunch and completely different people would deliver deserts to get pleasure from. She had quite a lot of associates there and rekindled previous friendships from highschool days of oldsters that have been nonetheless within the space.

She adored her grandnieces and nephew, Samantha, Amber, and Graham Nash. These have been her brother, Winfred’s and Reba’s, grandchildren. As they have been rising up, Marie spent quite a lot of enjoyable occasions with them.

She LOVED her grandchildren. Angelique, Thomas, Rebecca, and Laura. …..and I do know that they liked her So, Marie turned Mawmaw during the last years of her life. She had many good occasions together with her grandchildren and was so very happy with all of them. She talked lots about Angelique and her swimming and lady scouts when Angelique was rising up. She was happy with her eagle scout and soccer participant and referee Thomas. She was so grateful for Rebecca residing together with her and her scholastic accomplishments. However I believe she had a particular place in her coronary heart for Laura the youngest. Laura was all the time providing to do issues for Mawmaw and assist out every time she may. She appreciated that greater than maybe you recognize.

I do know that Mawmaw would have liked to have spent extra time with all of them. She noticed her grandchildren develop into younger adults. …and I do know they’d have liked to spend extra time with Mawmaw, however I suppose that’s all the time the case as all of us have a measured time on this world.

Even with a number of aches and pains, Mawmaw was remarkably typically wholesome till about 4 years in the past when she broke her hip. She recovered and was sharp as a tack, fairly cell with a walker, and took care of most of her private wants. Then, on November thirteenth, 2020, she broke her different hip. She by no means actually the identical after that time. She by no means regained her mobility and had cognitive challenges that impacted her talking abilities going ahead. She was within the hospital for 11 days after which in rehab for about 6 weeks after which again to the hospital on the sixth of January till she handed on Monday, the 18th.

I believe that Mawmaw had a very good life. She didn’t have lots rising up which made her much more grateful for household, associates, and issues that got here into her life alongside her journey. She couldn’t have had a extra supportive and loving household.

I do know that she is speaking to Jesus in the present day…. in all probability about her grandchildren …..and possibly Elvis, in fact. She can be enormously missed.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling, 509 Walnut St., Springfield, TN 37172

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Obituary for Carolyn Bunn

Carolyn Marie Bunn “Sissy”, age 70 of Cedar Hill, Tennessee, died Sunday, January 17, 2021 at NorthCrest Medical Heart in Springfield.

Funeral providers have been performed at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View at 7:00PM on Wednesday, January twentieth with Bro. Randy Riggs officiating. Her stays have been cremated following the service.

The household acquired associates on the funeral residence on Wednesday from 3:00PM till the hour of service at 7:00PM.

Carolyn was born on March 27, 1950 in Cheatham County, Tennessee to the late Frazier and Beatrice Joiner Phillips. She was retired from A.O. Smith as a manufacturing unit employee the place she had been employed for 18 years. She was a member of Heads Free Will Baptist Church.

Along with her mother and father, she is preceded in demise by sisters, Beaulah Spicer & June McCoy; and brothers, Ray Phillips, F.C. Phillips, Bobby Phillips, & David Phillips.

Survivors embrace her ex-husband/caregiver, Terry Bunn; daughters, Deann (Ray) Bouslog & Melanie (fiance′ Eric Beason) Davy; sister, Linda Sue (Carl) Sikes; and grandchildren, Makenzie Bouslog, Zoey Bouslog, & Kylie Davy.

In that case desired memorial contributions could also be made to St. Jude Kids’s Hospital, Memorials Processing, 501 St. Jude PL, Memphis, Tennessee 38105-9959.

Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View is answerable for the preparations. 6316 Freeway 41 A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146

Obituary for Clarence Robert Lucas Jr.

Age 51 of White Home handed away January 16, 2021 at Hendersonville Medical Heart. He was born June 4, 1969 in Hinton, WV to Clarence Robert & Marjorie Ruth Perry Lucas, Sr. He loved taking part in video video games and was a really loving and caring younger man. He attended Walnut Grove Presbyterian Church faithfully.

He’s preceded in demise by his mother and father. He’s survived by his sister and caregiver, Carolina (Russell) Barnard, White Home, TN, sister, Victoria Eden, FL; brother, Donald Wayne (Sarah) Lucas, Rossville, GA; 8 nieces and nephews.

There aren’t any providers or visitation deliberate.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188

 

 

Obituary for Virginia Gail Painter Gilbert

Virginia Gail Painter Gilbert, age 73, died at St Thomas Mid-town hospital from COVID-19 problems on January 16, 2021, surrounded by her loving household. She was born at Florence Hospital in Alabama on November 14, 1946 and graduated from Deshler Excessive Faculty and Florence State College (College of North Alabama). She spent most of her grownup life residing in Tennessee and most not too long ago resided in Gallatin together with her husband of over 52 years, Joe Gilbert.

Gail is survived by her husband Joe Gilbert; sister Linda Painter Stanley; youngsters Mary Katherine Jordan (Michael) and Whit Gilbert; grandchildren Joseph Jordan (19), Katherine Jordan (18), Emma Grace Gilbert (18), Elizabeth Gilbert (14), and Jax Gilbert (6). She was preceded in demise by her mother and father Sidney and Helen Painter.

Gail was a schoolteacher for 15 years and was most captivated with historical past and English. She liked every of her college students and loved spending time with them as a chaperone for his or her senior journeys. She transitioned her profession into actual property with Phillips Builders and was constantly acknowledged as a high performer over her 10-year profession.

She was loving, variety, forgiving, vibrant, compassionate, and spunky. Gail cherished time together with her grandchildren. They shared infinite adventures and plenty of days filled with pleasure and laughter. From sports activities like swimming, volleyball, and softball to many appearing and singing performances on the stage, she was all the time cheering them on within the stands. Above all, she liked spending time together with her best-friend and husband Joe. Cruising on Outdated Hickory lake together with watching the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Tennessee Titans play soccer have been a few of their favourite shared past-times. Titan up and Roll Tide! Certainly one of her most memorable qualities was her ardour for Christ. She loved spending time in scripture and prayer, ministering to others, and located freedom by reward and worship. She lived out Jesus’ mandate (John 13:34) of loving God and loving others by service and sacrificial giving to the ladies of Doorways of Hope and Grace Place Ministry.

The household held a personal visitation and repair on Wednesday, January 20, 2021, at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling and burial at Beech Cemetery, each in Hendersonville, TN. People who want to honor her life could make donations to a neighborhood non-profit ministry that she was dedicated to as a volunteer, prayer warrior, and good friend. Grace Place Ministry receives donations on-line at www.graceplaceministryinc.org or by mail to PO Field 1771, Hendersonville, TN 37077.

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Service entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling and Cremation Service, Hendersonville.

Obituary for Charles Edward Holland Sr.

Handed away January 16, 2021 along with his two sons by his facet. He was reunited along with his lovely bride of 68 years, Norma Jean, who handed away March 23, 2020.

Mr. Holland was born in Meadorville, Macon County TN on October 24, 1928. He was a U.S. Military Veteran and served proudly throughout the Korean Struggle. Charles and Norma married on August 9, 1951 and raised their two sons, Eddie (Julie) Holland and Richard (Janie) Holland. He resided at Purple Cedar Glen Assisted Residing in Hendersonville, TN, however thought of Greenbrier, TN his true residence. He liked to fish, grew essentially the most lovely gardens and spent many hours on the again porch feeding hummingbirds and spending time along with his household.

Papa Charles was identified for his one liners, in depth trucker hat assortment, working crossword puzzles and mastering puzzles on the eating room desk. He retired from Yellow Freight Programs and liked watching soccer and basketball, particularly UT Vols Women Basketball beneath the late Coach Pat Head Summit. He all the time liked to inform previous tales and he had the most effective giggle.

His favourite matter was all the time his granddaughters Brea (Jonathan) Freeman and Alison (Josh) Harris, and eight nice grandchildren Anna (Jackson) Prepare dinner, Isaac, Luke, Maggie, Laniece, Mary, Joshua and Baden. He actually had a particular bond with every of them they usually all the time knew they have been liked. Papa Charles had a method of constructing you are feeling like his day was actually brightened by simply spending time collectively. He liked visits from household and swapping tales with the various candy associates he made as they sat exterior on the entrance porch at Purple Cedar Glen.

He can be terribly missed by his household.

A non-public graveside service is deliberate at a later date.

A heartfelt thanks to the workers of Purple Cedar Glen Assisted Residing, the wonderful Dr. Anesa Willoughby and Dr. Matthew Yuill for offering consolation, care and a well-known face throughout such a tragic time, and likewise the nurses and care staff at Hendersonville Hospital.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling, 509 Walnut St., Springfield, TN 37172

 

 

Obituary for David Munsey

Age 78 of Tompsham, ME handed away January 14, 2021 at NHC Lewisburg. He was born March 19, 1942 in Malden, Massachusetts to Morrell & Elizabeth Livrud Munsey. He labored as a Design Draftsman for Submarine Set up and was a member of Bible Baptist Church. His ardour was woodworking. He’s preceded in demise by his mother and father. He’s survived by his spouse of 54 years, Charlotte Munsey, Tompsham, ME; sons, Daniel (Jennifer) Munsey, Tullahoma, TN and Stephen Munsey, Tompsham, ME; sister, Joan Speare, NJ; 3 grandchildren, Garrett Munsey, Shea Munsey and Ashton Munsey.

Funeral service was held Saturday, January 23, 2021 at 2pm within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in White Home, with Bro. Greg Mutsch officiating. Interment adopted in White Home Memorial Gardens with household and associates serving as pallbearers. Visitation was held Saturday, January 23, 2021 10am-2pm on the funeral residence.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188

Obituary for Wilmoth Allene Duffer Gainous

Wilmoth Allene Duffer Gainous, 81, of Adams, handed away on Saturday January 16, 2021 at her residence.

Graveside providers have been performed Friday January twenty second at 2:00 p.m. within the Bellwood Cemetery in Adams with Billy Vogle officiating. Pallbearers have been Jason Newberry, Joey Newberry, Kyle Todd, Adam Ellithorpe, Mike Harbert, and David Rainwater. There was no visitation previous to the graveside service.

Mrs. Gainous was born July 11, 1939 in Springfield. She was the oldest of 9 youngsters born to Wallace and Florene Rainwater Duffer. She was a homemaker and took care of many youngsters throughout the years in her residence whereas their mother and father labored. Mrs. Gainous was a member of Purple River Baptist Church. She loved stitching, cooking, crafts, and spending time together with her household, particularly her grandchildren and nice grandchildren. Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in demise by her brothers: Wayne and Billy Duffer

Mrs. Gainous is survived by her husband: Joe Gainous of Adams, by her daughters: Vickie Gainous Newberry and husband Horace of Cedar Hill, and Amy Jo Gainous Todd of Adams, by her son: Terry Gainous of Adams, by her brothers: Jerry and Glen Duffer each of Springfield, by her sisters: Faye King of Greenbrier, Dottie Lankford, Connie Hutcherson, and Donna Taylor all of Springfield, by her grandchildren: Jason (Julie) Newberry, Joey (Emily) Newberry, Ashley (Adam) Ellithorpe, Kyle Todd, and Katlynn Gainous, and by her nice grandchildren: Sarah Mussmann, Abby Allene Newberry, Kennedy Ann Newberry, Eric Lambert, MaKenzie, Ashton, and Levi Ellithorpe.

A graveside service was held Friday, January 22, 2021 at 2:00 PM on the Bellwood Cemetery in Adams, TN

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Obituary for Richard Carroll Holt

Richard Carroll Holt, 96, handed away January 14, 2021 at his residence in Springfield. He was born April 29, 1924, to the late Judd Holt and Gertrude Bible Holt and was the youngest of seven youngsters. George Holt, Edward Holt, David C. Holt, Robert Holt, Elizabeth Holt and Mary Ruth Duckworth all preceded him in demise. He’s survived by his spouse of 68 years, Joyce Johns Holt, and his daughter Regina Holt.

Richard joined the U. S. Navy straight out of highschool in Morristown, Tennessee throughout World Struggle II. He proudly served on the usWickes (DD-578), a destroyer that noticed appreciable motion within the Pacific within the battles of Leyte Gulf, Okinawa and Corregidor.

Richard returned to Tennessee after WWII to pursue his B. S. diploma in Finance at The College of Tennessee in Knoxville. He was a proud supporter of the college his total life and was an avid UT fan, attending many soccer and basketball video games over time.

The household moved to Atlanta briefly earlier than making their residence in Jacksonville, Florida. Richard labored for Liberty Mutual Insurance coverage Firm for a few years and was one of many high salesmen within the area. Upon returning to Tennessee, he continued his profession in finance and insurance coverage.

Richard and Joyce moved to Springfield after retirement to be close to their daughter. He liked Robertson County and rapidly turned an energetic member of Springfield Baptist Church. He and Joyce went to the YMCA often and made many long-term friendships. He remained wholesome till he was 95 and will typically be seen taking lengthy walks within the neighborhood. He had many associates who knew about his love for meals, faculty sports activities, youngsters’s charities and organizations to assist veterans. When he determined to surrender driving on the age of 94, he donated his car to a veteran by Operation Stand Down Tennessee.

Resulting from COVID-19 restrictions, the household will maintain a personal service at a later date.

Condolences could also be despatched to The Holt Household at P.O. Field 922 Springfield, TN 37172

In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to Operation Stand Down Tennessee or St. Jude Kids’s Hospital.

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All donations may be despatched c/o Robertson County Funeral Dwelling who’s answerable for preparations.

Obituary for Marvin Tyson Lowry

Marvin Tyson Lowry, age 83, of Springfield, Tennessee, handed on January 12 after briefly surviving a large mind stroke.

A celebration of life service can be introduced at a later date, within the Spring. Mr. Lowry was born July 23, 1937 in Vonore, TN.

Marvin Tyson Lowry is survived by Carolyn Tinsley Lowry, his loving spouse of 17 years, by his son: Christopher Tyson Lowry and by his two granddaughters: McKenna Reign Lowry and Reagan Corinne Lowry of Michigan Metropolis, Indiana, by his stepdaughters: Terri Ann Clinard Holliday (Darrell) of Adairville, Kentucky; Beth Clinard Dawson (Johnny) of Olmstead, Kentucky and Diana Clinard Howard of Thompson’s Station, and by his 5 step grandchildren and 6 step nice grandchildren. He was preceded in demise: Mary Woodson Lowry, his loving spouse of 38 years; Dorinda Rendon Lowry, his daughter in legislation; Joseph Gamble Lowry and Johnnie Eva Starritt Lowry, his mother and father.

In faculty, Marvin was a stellar athlete and performed basketball, ahead place and baseball as third baseman. In highschool Marvin was a star and lettered athlete. He graduated from Tennessee Wesleyan College with a Bachelor of Science diploma in enterprise administration with a minor in accounting. Marvin later accomplished quite a few Masters diploma program advertising and marketing programs – the College of Tennessee. Marvin honorably served our Nation in the USA Air Drive as Airman 1st Class. He was stationed in Germany throughout the Berlin Disaster.

Marvin retired after 30 years with Conwood Company as President of the Theatre and Tv Division. Whereas employed with Conwood Company, Marvin held a number of government administration positions. Marvin developed the primary microwave popcorn, which was later patented and offered to the Orville Redenbacher Firm. After his retirement from Conwood Company as Division President, Marvin was employed with the USA Division of the Treasury for 8 years.

Marvin’s hobbies, actions, and notables embrace searching and fishing; constructing bluebird homes; loved studying books that characteristic love tales; passionate about sports activities with favorites being TN Titans Soccer, UT Soccer and UK Basketball; loved touring. Marvin accepted Jesus Christ at age 8 and was baptized in Buck, TN., he rededicated his life as an grownup.

Marvin, on quite a few events, said about his life, “I’ve lived a enjoyable crammed lifetime and to its fullest.”

In that case desired, in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions could also be made to Bethany Church of Christ, 2446 Ferguson Street, Olmstead, KY 42265 or St. Jude Kids’s Hospital.

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Obituary for Jerry Sanders

Jerald “Jerry” Wade Sanders, age 74 of Goodlettsville, TN handed away Thursday, January 14, 2021 at St. Thomas Rutherford.

Graveside providers have been held at 2pm on Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at Gideon UMC Cemetery.

He was born in Nashville, TN November 25, 1946 to the late Newell E. and Dorothy Irene Pendleton Sanders. He was additionally preceded in demise by a sister, Linda Smith.

He liked working with previous bikes and previous vehicles.
He’s survived by brothers, Wayne (Debbie) Sanders of Orlinda, TN and Ronnie (Carol) Sanders of Cottontown, TN

Household and associates served as pallbearers.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling

Obituary for Mary Leanne Adams

Age 65 of Ashland Metropolis handed away Monday, January 11, 2021 at her residence. She was born June 6, 1955 in Nashville, TN to Leo Loy & Dorothy Mae Carver Thomas. She had labored as a server for Krystal earlier than turning into disabled. She loved spending time together with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She liked gardening and was an excellent cook dinner.

She is preceded in demise by her mother and father; son, Lee Adams; granddaughter, Autumn; sister, Elaine Ellithorpe; 3 brothers, Donnie Miles, Johnny Miles and Ronnie Miles. She is survived by her loving husband, Eddie Adams, Ashland Metropolis, TN; son, Frankie Adams, Hartsville, TN; daughter, Stacey White, Ashland Metropolis, TN; brothers, Kenneth (Amy) Thomas White Home, TN, Buddy (Meda) Thomas, Okeechobee, FL and Claude “Stinker” (Michelle) Miles, Hendersonville, TN; sister, Jonel Thomas, Ashland Metropolis, TN; 13 grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren.

Funeral service was held Thursday, January 14, 2021 within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in White Home with Pastor Ashley Mofield officiating. Interment adopted in Brinkley Cemetery in White Home with household and associates serving as pallbearers. Visitation iwas held Thursday, January 14, 2021 10am till the hour of the service on the funeral residence.

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Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188

Obituary for Freddie Eagle Moore

Freddie Eagle Moore, 80, of Springfield, handed from this life on Monday January 11, 2021 at Morningside of Springfield.

Graveside providers have been performed Friday January fifteenth at 2:00 p.m. within the Bellwood Cemetery in Adams with Pastor Jeff Gregory officiating. Pallbearers have been Robert Hill, Nicholas Coy Hill, Gary Bryson, Terry Bryson, Bruce Atkins, and Todd Moore. The household acquired associates on Friday from 10:00 a.m. till 1:00 p.m. on the Robertson County Funeral Dwelling.

Mr. Moore was born Might 1, 1940 in Heart Level, KY to the late Ambros Clyde and Robbie Mae Milam Moore. He was a retired crew chief with the Springfield Water Division and was of the Church of Christ religion. Mr. Moore liked fishing, searching, 4 wheeling, and was a beekeeper and a member of the Beekeeper’s Membership. Along with his mother and father, he was preceded in demise by his spouse: Trudy Ann Meek Moore, and by his siblings A.C. Moore, Wanda Moore Harris, Lou Moore Hogan, and Tobe Moore.

Mr. Moore is survived by his daughter and son-in-law: Freda and Robert Hill of Greenbrier, by his son and daughter-in-law: Darrell and Teresa Moore of Greenbrier, by his grandson: Nicholas Coy Hill, by his brother: Follis Moore of Guthrie, KY, and by his sisters: Inez Profitt of Bowling Inexperienced, KY, Alice Hays of Bowling Inexperienced, KY, and Bettye Watkins of Clarksville.

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Robertson County Funeral Dwelling answerable for preparations.

Obituary for Nancy Carol Byrum

Nancy Carol Byrum, 66, of Springfield, handed away on Monday, January 11, 2021 at her residence.

A Celebration of Life can be held at a later date.

Nancy was born June 6, 1954 in Springfield to the late Russell Glen and Alma Louise Walker Byrum. She was a graduate of the Springfield Excessive Faculty Class of 1972. Nancy labored in safety with Nationwide Life and Accident Insurance coverage Firm, which later turned American Normal (AIG). After leaving there, she labored odd jobs.

Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in demise by her niece: Kimberly Radford Roberts. Nancy is survived by her brothers: Benny (Glenda) Byrum of Hendersonville, Buford “Butch” Byrum of Portland, by her sister: Linda (David) Watkins of Swansea, SC, by her nephews: Christopher Byrum, Kelly Radford, and Kevin Radford, by her niece: Alicia Byrum Low, by one uncle and one aunt and plenty of cousins. Her cat Sphinx was her fixed companion and Nancy preferred to show Sphinx methods.

Nancy liked music and performed the clarinet within the band. She was a fan of the Tennessee Titans; liked to cook dinner and gather cook dinner books; liked to do crossword puzzles, collected cat collectible figurines and liked to observe previous films and TV reveals. As a teenager, Nancy and household fished at Paris Touchdown. Certainly one of her favourite locations to go to was Panama Metropolis. Nancy was very variety hearted and liked to share with others. She liked her household and associates. She can be enormously missed.

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Preparations for Janie Darden Couts

Janie Darden Couts entered this earthly life December 6,1932 and transitioned to be with Lord on
January 14, 2021. She was born to the late Roy Darden and Amie Lewis Darden (stepfather, Jerry BaxterTyler). She was affectionately known as “Huge Janie” and “Blow Joe.”
She was united in matrimony to the late Lee Henry Couts and to this union one youngster was born, Lavern Couts Jernigan.

Janie retired from the Acme Boot Plant. She was an Jap Star and a member of the Bransford Alumni Affiliation. She was proud graduate of Bransford Excessive Faculty Class of 1951. She was a Bransford Youth Board Member.

She was a member of the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church the place she served as Church Secretary for a few years beneath the management of the late Pastor Ben A. Dillard, now Pastor Lonnie West. She liked her church household.

She was an outgoing, pleasant individual and she or he actually liked her favourite meals, okra.

She was preceded in demise by brothers, Sory (Annell) Darden; James “Boot” (Lois) Darden; George Luster (Betty Ann) Darden; Jerry “JT” Tyler; sisters, Ninnie Mae Holland, and Maxine Shannon.
She leaves to cherish her reminiscences: devoted daughter, Lavern Couts Jernigan; one granddaughter, Amy L. Jernigan; one grandson, John E. “JJ” Jernigan, III; six great-grandsons, Chancellor (Bri), Juwan, Jalen, Jordan, Jayton, and Jacob Jernigan; one great-great-granddaughter, Nova Jernigan; one sister, Dawanna Sue Darden; two sisters-in-law, Cynthia Tyler and Queen Ester Couts; nieces; Jackie (Tim) Burns, Linda Faye Darden; Rita (Tim) Sanford, Barbara Lynn, Elizabeth Ann, Might Gladys, Pat (Terry) Shannon; nephews, James Lee (Linda) Darden; Gary (Tomika) Darden; Eddie Darden, Ricky Darden, Sonny (Rebecca) Holland, Curtis Wayne Holland, Kevin (Lynn) Holland, David Lee, Clifford, Harold, Michael, Danny and Lee; particular household, Tara Lewis, Kathy Younger, Keena Younger, Robert “Mouse” Williams, Willie and Debbie Mason, and W.T. Dowlen.

Public Viewing, Wednesday, January 20, 2021, 11:00 am-1:00 pm; Non-public Household Funeral Service at W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling, Interment is at Restlawn Memorial Backyard.

Preparations entrusted to W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling

Preparations for Jermaine “Peanut” Patterson

On Monday, January 11, 2021 God known as his Angel residence, Jermaine DeShawn Patterson higher referred to as “Peanut.” “Peanut” was born March 12, 1991 to the late Wanda Faye Payne and the late Jerry Patterson.

“Peanut” accepted Christ in his life at an early age. He graduated from Springfield Excessive Faculty, Class of 2008. After graduating, “Peanut” went to work at The Waters of Springfield, he performed an important function within the kitchen. In his free time he loved cooking, computer systems, and being round his god-children.
“Peanut” can be identified for his witty humorousness and his clumsiness. He was liked by everybody who met him.
Previous him in demise have been his mother and father, Wanda Payne and Jerry Patterson; grandmothers, Gaybell “Ma” Payne and Annie Lou Williams.

Jermaine leaves to cherish his reminiscences: devoted sister, Brandy Payne; nephews, Myron Woods and Travion Woodard; niece, Jayma Woodard; great-nephew, Dontae Amir McCoy; aunts, Brenda Blakemore, Patricia, Deborah, and Melissa Williams, and Anna Chatman; uncles, Christopher, David and Samuel Williams; great-aunt, Clara Harris; godmothers, Jackie Jackson and Lawanda Townsend; devoted good friend, Pavielle Smith; a bunch of cousins, different household and associates.

Public Viewing and Visitation was Saturday, January 16, 2020 from 12:00-1:00 pm with a Non-public Funeral at W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling with Reverend Ricky Summers, Officiant and Eulogist.

Preparations entrusted to W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling

 

 

Preparations for Jo Ann King

Jo Ann King was born August 3, 1942 in Robertson County, Tennessee to the late Jo King and Mattie Pearl Barbee King. She left this earthly residence on January 5, 2021.

She was educated within the Robertson County Faculty System. She attended Bransford Excessive Faculty.

Throughout her lifetime she served many individuals. She retired from the Kroger Firm after a few years of service. Jo Ann was identified for her cooking and hospitality. She was identified principally for her well-known rooster and dressing. She was the neighborhood mom to some and people who knew her known as her “Jo” or “JoJo.”

She was a really energetic member of First Baptist Church the place she served on the Kitchen, First Assist Committee and the Usher Board. She later joined New Season Church till she went to NHC Nursing Dwelling.

Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in demise by six siblings, Virginia King, Robert King, James King, Vicki King, Pamela King and Rochelle King.

She leaves to cherish her reminiscences: her sons, Christopher King, and Reginald King; her daughter, Kelly Sanders, all of Springfield, TN; her grandchildren, Kelandra Cross of Springfield, TN, Kiara Cartwright of Gallatin, TN, and Reg’Shanell King of Nashville, TN; one great-grandchild, Zion Cross of Springfield; one sister, Patsy King of Springfield, TN; a bunch of nieces, nephews, family members and associates.

Preparations for Jo Ann King: Public Viewing and Visitation was Friday, January 15, 2021 from 1-4 pm. With Non-public Household Service to observe with Pastor Dwayne Lewis, Officiant.

Preparations entrusted to W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling

Obituary for Keith Le’Gene Sinor

Keith Le’Gene Sinor, age 58 of greenbrier handed away Saturday, December 26, 2020 in Port St. Joe, Florida.

A Celebration of Life was held at 2pm to 4pm on Saturday, January sixteenth, 2021 at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling Greenbrier.

He was born in Nashville, TN on December 13, 1962 to Lee Sinor and the late Shirley Jean Williams Sinor.

He was a truck driver for UPS. He liked his household very a lot and liked fishing and searching.

He’s survived by his father, Lee Sinor; spouse, Tammy Lynn Wagoner Sinor; Kids, Brad Sinor, Laura (Brian) Powell, Erin Sinor, Amanda (Kyle) Levering; brother, Scott (Elizabeth) Sinor; sister, Kristy (Lee) Shreeve; grandchildren, Amelia Powell, Walker Levering and Madelynn Levering.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 2619 Hwy 41 S., Greenbrier, TN

 

 

Obituary for Johnna Marie Cobaugh

Johnna Marie Cobaugh, beloved mom and daughter, handed peacefully in her residence in Pompano Seashore, Florida on December 22, 2020 attributable to a not too long ago recognized well being situation. Johnna was born September 12, 1982 to Mitch and Diana Cobaugh in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. She lived most of her life within the Ft. Lauderdale space with a number of years spent in Tennessee as effectively. She is survived by her son Kameron Cobaugh, mom Diana Cobaugh (Larry Howe), father Mitch (Nichol) Cobaugh, step sister Caroline (Andrew) Conn and a bunch of aunts, uncles and cousins that she completely adored.

Johnna liked her son, her household, animals and Miami soccer. She had a deep love and keenness for the time she spent with horses. Her two canine, Nina and Jackson, introduced her pure pleasure. She was a VA caregiver for Vietnam Veteran Ron Boehl whom she liked very a lot. Johnna’s candy nature was seen in all that she did and all those that she got here in touch with. She by no means met a stranger and time with household and associates was valuable to her. Her lovely soul has left a path of gorgeous reminiscences.

Household and associates gathered on Sunday, January tenth at Kraeer Funeral Dwelling 1 North State Street 7, Margate, Florida. Visitation was from 1p.m. till 3 p.m. and the service at 3p.m. Johnna’s stays have been laid to relaxation at White Home Memorial Gardens on Sunday, January seventeenth at 2 p.m. adopted by a Celebration of Life at her Tennessee residence.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188

Obituary for Larry Horn

Larry Lee Horn, 79, of White Home, on January 17, 2021 went to his Heavenly residence to affix Our Father along with his loving spouse Kay of 52 years in his arms. He was born October 23, 1941 in Ashland, KY to Ethel Bert & Dollie Leadingham Horn. He was a devoted Christian, wonderful loving Father, Son, Brother, Uncle, Grandfather and Soldier. He labored as a police officer in Ashland, KY, was a Marine who served within the Vietnam Struggle, KY Colonel, Civil Service, Military Reserves and Upkeep Director Second Military for 38 years with distinguished awards and medals. Semper Fi. Onward Soldier Welcome Dwelling. “Nicely accomplished, good and trustworthy servant”. Matthew 25:21.

He’s preceded in demise by his mother and father; spouse, Carolyn Kay Horn; son, David Horn; sister, Cindy Rucker; brothers, Terry Horn and E.B. Horn. He’s survived by his son, Chris (Sherry) Horn, White Home, TN; daughters, Lisa (Randall) Smallwood-Nighbert, White Home, TN, Tina Harrington, CA and Jennifer Horn; brother, Jerry (Sue) Horn; sisters, Penny (Don) Blevins, Pat (Troy) Muncy, Pam (Don) Simpson, Charlene (Sonny) Campbell, Sandra (Jim) Scruggs and Paula (Mike) Leake; daughter-in-law, Michele Horn; sister-in-laws, Darella Horn and Cathy Horn; brother-in-law, Phillip Rucker; 11 grandchildren, Corey, McCall, Grayson, Cameron, Parker, Jaxon, Margaret, Mally, Caleb, Jacob & Abbie.

Non-public household committal service was held at Nashville Nationwide Cemetery with full navy honors.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188

Obituary for Nate Pershing Midkiff

Age 39 of Hendersonville handed away Thursday, January 14, 2021 in Hendersonville. He was born December 10, 1981 in Owensboro, KY to Fred Midkiff & Lynn Beatty. He labored as an operator for Earth Options. Nate was an avid Alabama Crimson Tide Fan. He loved spending time outside and liked searching and fishing. He wished everybody to be blissful and liked his household very a lot.

He’s preceded in demise by his paternal grandmother, Marjorie Ann Midkiff; maternal grandfather, William Allen “Papaw Invoice” Beatty; 2 toddler sons, Sawyer and Liam. He’s survived by his mom and step-father, Lynn (Scott) Lucas, Hendersonville, TN; father and step-mother, Fred (Toni) Midkiff, Hartford, Kentucky; daughters, Ashlynn Midkiff, Huntsville, AL and Mallory Midkiff, Cromwell, KY; siblings, Ashley Midkiff, Nicholas Day, Jessica Lucas & Steven Gilmore; paternal grandfather, LC Midkiff; maternal grandmother, Jayne Beatty; 6 nieces and nephews, Bailee Midkiff, Brianna Ray, Branson, Ray, Bella Ray, Ryker Pryor and Blakely Brace.

Funeral service was held Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at 6pm within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in White Home. Visitation was held Tuesday, January 19, 2021 3-6pm on the funeral residence.

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Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188

 

 

Obituary for Donald Rhea Cole

Donald Rhea Cole, age 76 of Greenbrier handed away Thursday, January 14, 2021 at Alive Hospice in Nashville, after a seven yr battle with ALS.

A Funeral Mass was held on Tuesday, January nineteenth at 12pm at Our Woman Of Lourdes Catholic Church in Springfield, TN with Father Anthony Lopez officiating. Burial adopted in Calvary Cemetery in Nashville.

He was born in Nashville, TN on April 12, 1944 to the late James Elton and Hazel Mangrum Cole. He was additionally preceded in demise by brother, James Aubrey “Sonny” Cole and his greatest good friend, Terry Davidson.

He was of the Catholic religion and labored 30 plus years as an assembler for Peterbilt Motors. He liked his sons, taking part in his guitar and fishing.

He’s survived by his spouse of 47 years, Alice Kathleen Crumpler Cole; sons, Travis Rhea Cole, Brian Joseph (Jessica) Cole; brothers, Robert Cole, Mike (Pleasure) Cole; grandson, Gentry Rhea Cole and lifelong good friend, Larry Perrigo.

In lieu of flowers, contributions could also be made to his ALS chapter in his reminiscence at www.alstn.org

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling

Obituary for Charles Paul Howell

Age 81 of Cottontown handed away Saturday, January 16, 2021 at his residence. He was born June 11, 1939 in Anniston, AL to Fred L. and Christine Shinn Howell. He labored as a pc operator for IRS till his retirement. Mr. Howell proudly served his nation within the USAF and was a member of White Home First United Methodist Church. He was an avid College of Alabama fan. He loved spending time along with his associates and was a daily every morning at Johnson’s Crossroads for breakfast. He additionally liked canine.

He’s preceded in demise by his mother and father, Fred and Christine Howell. He’s survived by his spouse of 59-1/2 years, Mary Howell, Cottontown, TN; daughters, Melissa Howell, Clarksville, TN, Debra Neal, Lincolnton, NC, Julie (Gordon) Montgomery, Chilly Water, MS and Paula Howell Keith, Portland, TN; 15 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren.

A graveside committal service is scheduled for Friday, January 29, 2021 at 2pm with navy honors. Because of the covid-19 pandemic a Celebration of Life Gathering can be deliberate at a later date.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188

 

 

Obituary for Michael Kevin Smythe

Age 51 of Nashville handed away Wednesday, January 13, 2021 at his residence. He was born November 4, 1969 in Nashville, TN to Mike and Barbara Searcy Smythe. He attended White Home Excessive Faculty He served within the TN Military Nationwide Guard #269 Army Police, the place he was deployed to Qatar and Iraq. He loved images and MMA (combined martial arts), karate,judo and taekwondo. He had beforehand been a martial arts teacher at UT.

He’s preceded in demise by his mom, Barbara Searcy Smythe. He’s survived by his father, Mike (Anita) Smythe, Mountain Dwelling, AR; sisters, Dena Johnson, Nashville, TN and Meri Jaxon, Scottsdale, AZ; step-brothers, Chris Leaming and Gary Leaming, each of AR.

Funeral service was held Monday, January 18, 2021 at 1pm within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in White Home with Bro. Richard Garza officiating. Interment adopted in Palmer Cemetery with household and associates serving as pallbearers. Visitation was held Monday, January 18, 2021 10am till the hour of the service on the funeral residence.

Memorial contributions are requested to the Wounded Warrior Undertaking.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188

Obituary for Ruby Juanita Harshbarger

Ruby Juanita Harshbarger, age 86 of Hendersonville, went residence to be together with her Lord and Savior on Wednesday, January 13, 2021 in Nashville.

Ruby was preceded in demise by her mother and father, William and Myrtle Eaton;
husband, Larry; sister Betty Eaton; brothers Jim Eaton, Paul Eaton, and Invoice Eaton.

She is survived by her sons, Rod (Gale) Prepare dinner, Paul (Jane) Prepare dinner, Mark (Kathy) Harshbarger, Mike (Jeanie) Harshbarger and Mitch (Melissa) Abbott; in addition to quite a few grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Ruby retired from Walmart after twenty-six years, the place she developed shut and lasting friendships. She liked to journey; she hung out in England and Scotland a number of years in the past. She all the time loved Arizona, New Mexico, and Colorado, however her favourite vacation spot was the sunshine and sand of any seashore. Ruby was definitely Ray Worth’s #1 fan, from seeing him carry out stay many occasions to all the time having his music taking part in in her home and automobile. She knew all of the phrases and would sing alongside to each one in all his songs.

Ruby actually loved taking part in playing cards and dominoes together with her buddies at Christian Manor, the place she resided. She additionally had quite a lot of enjoyable as a member of the Purple Hat Women.

For the final a number of years, Ruby liked serving the sufferers and workers as a volunteer at TriStar Hendersonville Medical Heart.

“Grandma Ruby” was liked and can be missed by her grandchildren and great- grandchildren.

The household acquired associates from 11:00 am till 12:00 Midday on Monday, January 25, 2021 at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Hendersonville. A Celebration of Life Memorial Service was performed at 12:00 Midday Monday, January 25, 2021 within the funeral residence chapel with Willie Acevedo officiating. Non-public Burial for household solely adopted.

In lieu of flowers, Memorial Contributions could also be made to:
Hendersonville Medical Heart Volunteer Fund at 355 New Shackle Island Rd., Hendersonville, TN 37075 or VFW Put up 9851 at 73 New Shackle Island Rd., Hendersonville, TN 37075.

Service entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling and Cremation Service, Hendersonville.

 

 

Obituary for Barbara Ruth Lynch Frost

Barbara Ruth Lynch Frost, born in Franklin, TN December 7, 1935, handed away on Tuesday, January 12, 2021 at Choose Specialty Hospital in Nashville, TN after a 5-week courageous battle with COVID-19. She impressed so many as she fought this dreaded illness and appeared to be on her method again. Everybody stated it was a miracle, her story was adopted by 1000’s on social media across the nation and past and she or he had 1000’s praying for her. However she had been by a lot, her physique simply gave out.

She is preceded in demise by her father, Leo Lynch, Franklin, TN: mom, Fannie S. Lynch, Franklin, TN: sisters, Mary Lynch Jarvis, Nashville, TN and Frances Lynch Goodwin, Nashville, TN.

She is survived by her husband of 65 years, C. Donald Frost, Hendersonville, TN; daughter, Donna Ruth Frost, Hendersonville, TN; 2 sons, Robert Andrew Frost, Hendersonville, TN and John Anthony Frost, Gallatin, TN; 4 grandchildren, Jett Anthony Frost, Gallatin, TN, Piper Olivia Frost, Hendersonville, TN, Leo Stephen Frost, Hendersonville, TN and Blade Jarvis Frost, Gallatin, TN; brother, Robert S. Lynch (and spouse Elizabeth) Denton, MD; our longtime good friend, Randy L. Ford, Nashville, TN; Daybreak Drefhall Frost, Hendersonville, TN, Julie Geller Frost, Gallatin, TN, Ashley Ziegler Frost, Hendersonville, TN; and a bunch of nieces and nephews, household and associates, all who known as her Mama Frost, she was all people’s mama! Additionally devoted granny to our canine Eddie and cat Sabrina.

Mother graduated from Franklin Excessive Faculty in 1954. By the years she labored for Harpeth Nationwide Financial institution, Lasko Metallic Merchandise and CPS, then labored facet by facet together with her husband Don in his enterprise endeavors together with the previous 25 years aiding with manufacturing of his gospel television present, Music Metropolis Gospel Showcase. Her love for gospel music got here naturally as her household sang in church buildings and conventions, The Stephens Quartet. She and her sister Mary carried out as a duo till she met her future husband Don at a gospel singing. His household have been singing on the identical circuits as effectively, The Frost Brothers Quartet. Each households had been longtime associates for a few years. Mother and Dad and Aunt Mary Jarvis, and Uncles Carl and Alvin Frost shaped the Frost Juniors Quartet and have been well-liked singing within the space and on the highway too. After the children got here alongside and Dad and his brothers shaped all male quartet, Mother was busy working and caring for 3 youngsters, getting us all to three completely different faculties and actions, plus coming residence and cooking dinners and getting us prepared for an additional day. Mother nonetheless sang at our church, Franklin Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Franklin, TN the place she was a member all of her life. She had essentially the most lovely voice of us all. She additionally ready our church bulletins every week for a few years and she or he had fairly a ministry sending playing cards for therefore a few years to household and associates in all places for each event. She had a real caring coronary heart and genuinely liked individuals. Her playing cards have touched many lives by the years. She was all the time so supportive of her youngsters’ musical endeavors; she would come to a few of our reveals by the years. She was very doting and supportive of her 4 grandchildren and all their actions by the years, she and Dad attended so many. Mother was a tremendous cook dinner, particularly her Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners! She was the center and soul, the rock of our household. The one who took care of us all. She was the one you can go to with any downside and she or he would pay attention, and provide the greatest recommendation and unconditional love. We’re misplaced with out her however we all know she is in a greater place and can be ready for us.

The household acquired associates from 11:00am till 1:00pm on Monday, January 18, 2021 at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling, 104 Sanders Ferry Street, Hendersonville, TN. A Celebration of Life Service was performed at 1:00pm Monday within the funeral residence chapel with Brother Greg Dunn officiating. Burial adopted within the Beech Cemetery. Pallbearers can be Jett Anthony Frost, Leo Stephen Frost, Blade Jarvis Frost, Randy L. Ford, Jeffrey Grant Allen and Nate Craft. Honorary pallbearers have been a bunch of household and associates. Flowers are most welcome as a result of Mama liked them a lot!

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Service entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling and Cremation Service, Hendersonville.

Obituary for Marsha Smiley

Marsha Kay Smiley, age 67 of Nice View, Tennessee, peacefully went to her last resting place to be together with her Lord and Savior on Monday, January 11, 2021.

A graveside service was performed at EverRest of Cheatham at 11:00AM on Thursday, January 14th, with Bro. Brad Shockley officiating. Burial adopted with BJ Hudspeth, Ricky Reed, Wesley Fort, Alex Aymett, Edwin “Reliable” Hogan, Josh Jackson, Andy Johnson, and Matt Carrigan serving as pallbearers.

Honorary pallbearers have been Jimbo Wilson, Ken Whitaker, Kevin Jarrell, David King, Michael Charvis, and the Nice View First Baptist Senior Adults.

Mrs. Smiley was born on November 11, 1953 in Nashville to the late Christopher and Geraldine “Gerry” Charvis.

She was retired, however her earlier work included a few years of service to the group that she liked as an EMT and nurse. She fiercely liked her household (to the moon and again), she liked being the #1 cheerleader as her grandsons performed baseball and granddaughters cheered or performed softball, she liked to buy, cheer on her TN Volunteers, Atlanta Braves, and Tennessee Titans, she was blessed to have many fantastic associates, a tremendous church household, and her valuable pets that she liked very a lot. Marsha was a longtime member of Nice View First Baptist Church and previous member of the North Cheatham Civitan.

Along with her mother and father , she was preceded in demise by a brother, Billy Charvis; granddaughter Deanna Briscoe; and her beloved boxer, Byrnsey.

Survivors embrace her husband of 35 years, Danny Smiley; sons Freddie (Andrea) Biggs, Brian (Denise) Biggs, and Daniel (Brittany) Smiley; daughter, Serena (Brian) Collingsworth; brothers Alan (DC) Charvis and Charles (Renae) Charvis; 8 grandchildren: Christopher Biggs, Kali (Dylan) Morton, Hunter Collingsworth, Peyton (Ellie) Biggs, Korey Douglas, Kaylee Biggs, Easton Smiley, and Reese Smiley; 3 great-grandchildren (Jordan Briscoe, Angel Biggs, and Wesley Morton); and her beloved cat, Miss Kitty.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Nice View First Baptist Church constructing fund.

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Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View is answerable for the preparations. 6316 Freeway 41 A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146

 

 

Obituary for Barbara Anderson

Barbara Dell Moriarty Anderson, age 80 of Nice View, Tennessee, died Monday, January 11, 2021 at Skyline Medical Heart in Nashville.

A graveside service was held at Martin Household Cemetery (3048 York Street) in Nice View at 12:30PM on Saturday, January 16, with Pastor Mark Totten officiating. Household and associates served as pallbearers.

Mrs. Anderson was born on January 8, 1941 in Dallas, Texas to the late Owenby Invoice and Geraldine Smith Williams and later adopted by Hank Moriarty. She was a Licensed Journey Counselor, liked touring and Tennessee Titans Soccer. She loved crafts, particularly needlepoint, crochet, knitting, and diamond dots. Mrs. Anderson was concerned in a number of completely different organizations together with Tennessee Sunshine Vacationers Tenting Membership, Al Menah Motor Membership, and the Order of Jap Star in Hawaii. She was the first Chairman of Montgomery County Vacationer Fee and served on the Planning Fee for the Metropolis of Coopertown. She was a member of Grace Bible Church.

She is survived by her husband of fifty years and 6 months, John Anderson; sons, James (Cyndie) Anderson, and Robert Anderson; daughters, Deborah Anderson, Tiffany Leedle, and Emily Anderson; brother, Bruce Moriarty; sister, Karen Williams; grandchildren, John R. Anderson, Hunter Grolman, Sydney Grolman, Joshua Anderson, Spenser Black, and Angelina Anderson; and her beloved pet canine, Max & Amber.

In that case desired memorial contributions are inspired to the Shriners Hospital for Kids, Attn: Workplace of Growth, 2900 N. Rocky Level Drive, Tampa, Florida 33607.

Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View is answerable for the preparations. 6316 Freeway 41 A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146

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