In Loving Memory: Obituaries Of The Week January 31, 2021

In Loving Reminiscence: Obituaries January 25-31, 2021

ROBERTSON COUNTY TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information)

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Obituary for Patricia Ann Proctor

Patricia Ann Proctor, age 79 of Springfield, died Tuesday, January 5, 2021 at NorthCrest Well being. There can be a visitation with the household on Saturday February sixth from 4:00 p.m. till 6:00 p.m. on the Robertson County Funeral House.

Ms. Proctor was born February 18, 1941 in Robertson County to the late George Albert and Pauline Traughber Gower. She was an energetic member of Victory Freewill Baptist Church and was the supervisor of the Vacation Home. She labored as a florist for over 30 years and likewise sewed making marriage ceremony attire. Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in dying by a brother, Alfred Gower.

She is survived by her sons, Bobby Corridor, Jr. of England, David Allen Corridor of Springfield, Jeff Leftrick of Springfield, and Jason Leftrick of Springfield; a daughter, Tonya Ellis of Killeen, TX; brothers, Jackie Gower of Cedar Hill, George Gower of Marlow, OK, and Larry Gower of Springfield; sister, Sheila Hudson of Springfield; 9 grandchildren; and 15 nice grandchildren.

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Obituary for Stephanie Daybreak Mason

Stephanie Daybreak Mason, 54, of Cedar Hill, handed from this life on Saturday January 30, 2021 at her house.

Funeral providers can be performed Wednesday February third at 2:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral House with Tim Harris officiating. Interment will observe within the St. Michael’s Cemetery with Ken Adkins, Tom Adkins, Tim Adkins, Troy Adkins, Jeff Jerles, and Terry Adkins serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers can be John Shane and Jerry Somerville. The household will obtain associates on Wednesday from 12 midday till service time on the funeral house.

Stephanie was born June 6, 1966 in Clarksville. She was a graduate of Springfield Excessive College Class of 1984. Stephanie went on to acquire her bachelor’s diploma from Center Tennessee State College, a Grasp’s diploma from Peabody at Vanderbilt, a Grasp’s diploma from Austin Peay State College, and her EDS from Tennessee State College. She labored with the Robertson County Board of Training for 32 years, first in Particular Training after which she retired in December of 2020 because the Assistant Director of Faculties. She was a member of Springfield Kiwanis and served on the Robertson County Scholarship Basis Board of Administrators. Stephanie loved gardening, particularly wildflowers, and her pets.

Stephanie is survived by her mother and father: William Herman “Buddy” and Linda Adkins Mason of Springfield, and by her brother: Stephen Mason of Springfield.

In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to the Robertson County Scholarship Basis in reminiscence of Stephanie Mason and could also be despatched c/o Robertson County Funeral House.

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Obituary for Lisa Gaye Gill

Lisa Gaye Gill, age 58 of Springfield, handed away Thursday, January 28, 2021 at NorthCrest Well being. Her stays are to be cremated and no providers are deliberate presently in accordance to her needs.

Lisa was born December 28, 1962 in Springfield to the late Rayburn and Ruby Gamble Bugg. She was of the Baptist religion and labored within the native factories for a few years. She cherished her household, particularly her grandchildren. She cherished animals and loved stitching and going to yard gross sales. Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in dying by a brother, Rayburn Bugg, Jr. and a sister, Melissa Daybreak Bugg.

She is survived by her husband, Eddie Gill of Springfield; daughter and son-in-law, Amanda and David-Paul Benton of Springfield; son and daughter-in-law, Robert Michael and Melissa Gill of Springfield; brother, Steven Bugg of Texas; and grandchildren, JaMarion Gill, Elizabeth Jean Benton, and Caleb Lee Benton.

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Obituary for John Henderson

John L. Henderson, age 67 of Springfield handed away Sunday, January 31, 2021 at his house. No service are deliberate.
He was born in Springfield, TN to the late Raymond and Fannie Louise Perry Henderson. He was additionally preceded in dying by a brother, Billy Henderson.

He was retired. He cherished his lil man Hayden greater than life itself. He cherished his grandchildren and all his household. He was an avid College of Kentucky fan, cherished fishing, soccer and Nascar.
He’s survived by his spouse, Patricia James Henderson of Springfield; son, Leonard Mayes; step-children, Tina (David) Geisler of Bon Aqua, Clint Holman of Nashville; siblings, Bobby Henderson of White Home, Juanita Toon of Springfield, Robert (Terry) Henderson of Springfield; 8 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

Preparations entrusted to Austin & Bell Funeral House 509 Walnut Road Springfield, TN 37172

Obituary for Nathaniel Dwayne Dile

Age 36 of Clarksville handed away Saturday, January 30, 2021 at his house. He was born January 15, 1985 in Nashville, TN to Howard & Twyla Gordon Dile. He attended Hunter’s Lane Excessive College and labored within the development trade. He loved taking part in basketball, fishing and was an avid Miami Dolphins soccer fan.

He’s preceded in dying by his father, Howard Dile; brother, Zach Dile; sister, Talia Dile Harness. He’s survived by his son, Nathaniel Dwayne Dile, Jr.; daughter, Endurance Dile, each of Hendersonville, TN; mom, Twyla Dile, Nashville, TN; brothers, Chadwick Dile, Jemini Lyons and Arion Dile, all of Nashville, TN; sisters, Tabitha Corridor, Angel Dile and Annisa Dile, all of Nashville, TN.

Funeral service is scheduled for Monday, February 8, 2021 at 2pm within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral House in White Home with Pastor David Manning officiating. Interment will observe in Hillcrest Cemetery with household and associates serving as pallbearers. Visitation is deliberate for Monday, February 8, 2021 10am till the hour of service on the funeral house.

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

Obituary for Karen Attebery

Karen Lee Attebery, age 57 of Cedar Hill, Tennessee, died Saturday, January 30, 2021 at NorthCrest Medical Heart in Springfield.

Funeral providers can be performed at Austin & Bell Funeral House in Nice View at 10:00AM on Thursday, February 4th, with Bro. John Maltais officiating. Burial will observe at Sango Cemetery in Clarksville with Thomas Davidson, David Riggins, Gary Hensley, Wendell Riggins, Tyler Goad, Will Ennis, and Donnie Pope serving as pallbearers.

The household will obtain associates on the funeral house from 5:00PM-7:00PM, on Wednesday, February third, and once more on Thursday from 9:00AM till the hour of service at 10:00AM.

Karen was born on December 13, 1963 in Baltimore, Maryland. She labored as a nurse and cherished serving to different individuals. She additionally cherished the colour purple and her cowboy boots. She was a member of Stroudsville Church of Christ.

She is preceded in dying by her father, Bobby Davidson.

Survivors embody her mother and father, William and Juanita Holt Spurlock, Jr.; sisters, Sharon Davidson and Debra Haines; and a number of other loving nieces and nephews.

In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to St. Jude Kids’s Analysis Hospital, 501 St Jude Pl., Memphis, Tn 38105.

Austin & Bell Funeral House in Nice View is in control of these preparations. 6316 Freeway 41A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146

Obituary for Jeremy Ted Nokes

Jeremy Ted Nokes, age 46 of Portland, TN handed away Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at his house.

The Can be a Celebration of Life at Era Church, 960 Freeway 52 W., Portland, TN at 10am, Saturday February 6, 2021. The household will obtain associates from 9am till service time on the church.

Jeremy was born in Blytheville, AR on Might 31, 1974 to Leonard “Ted” Nokes and the late Brenda Kaye Ayres. He was employed as a forklift operator at Valley Inside Merchandise in Nashville. He cherished his household very a lot and his grandkids have been his life. He attended Era Church. He cherished looking, {golfing} and Alabama Crimson Tide Soccer.

He’s survived by his spouse, Michelle Pregel Nokes of Portland, TN; father, Leonard “Ted” Nokes of Portland, TN; step-father, Bud Bingham of Thompson Station, TN; son, Jonathan (Jennifer) Nokes of Alaska; daughters, Stacey Nokes of Chapel Hill, TN, Kara (Garrett) Caudill of Marianna, FL; grandchildren; Madeline Caudill, Dawson Caudill of Marianna, FL; brothers, Jody (Jennifer) Woodall of White Home, TN, Greg (Brandi) Nokes of White Home, TN; sisters, Jaclyn (Adam) Meyer of Greenbrier, TN, Stephanie (Andy) Biggs of Portland, TN, Pam (Invoice) Fishburn of Westmoreland, TN, Jennifer (Tim) Allen of Hendersonville, TN and Robbie Bingham of Mt. Juliet, TN.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral House

Obituary for Lisa Gaye Gill

Lisa Gaye Gill, age 58 of Springfield, handed away Thursday, January 28, 2021 at NorthCrest Well being.

Her stays are to be cremated and no providers are deliberate presently in accordance to her needs.

Lisa was born December 28, 1962 in Springfield to the late Rayburn and Ruby Gamble Bugg. She was of the Baptist religion and labored within the native factories for a few years. She cherished her household, particularly her grandchildren. She cherished animals and loved stitching and going to yard gross sales. Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in dying by a brother, Rayburn Bugg, Jr. and a sister, Melissa Daybreak Bugg.

She is survived by her husband, Eddie Gill of Springfield; daughter and son-in-law, Amanda and David-Paul Benton of Springfield; son and daughter-in-law, Robert Michael and Melissa Gill of Springfield; brother, Steven Bugg of Texas; and grandchildren, JaMarion Gill, Elizabeth Jean Benton, and Caleb Lee Benton.

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Obituary for Sandra Yvonne Henderson Cope

Sandra Yvonne Henderson Cope, 80, of Springfield, handed from this life on Wednesday January 27, 2021 at NorthCrest Well being.

Funeral providers can be performed Tuesday February 2nd at 2:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral House with Brother Joshua Lynn and Pastor Joey Jones officiating. Interment will observe in Springfield Memorial Gardens with TJ Heatherly, Gabriel DeDios, Micah DeDios, Montaveus Lynn, David Henderson, and Porter Henderson serving as pallbearers. The household will obtain associates on Monday from 4:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. and on Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. till service time on the funeral house.

Mrs. Cope was born March 22, 1940 in Springfield to the late Roy and Jewel Rawls Henderson. She was a retired accountant with Kroger and was a member of Stable Rock Baptist Church in Greenbrier. Mrs. Cope cherished studying, taking part in playing cards together with her associates, and spending time together with her household. Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in dying by her husband: John Robert Cope, by her siblings: Kenneth, Michael, and Invoice Henderson, Molly Jo Vance, and Irma Jean Anderson, and by her grandchild: Tabatha Dixon.

Mrs. Cope is survived by her sons: Greg (Stephen Baldwin) Cope of Texas, Jeremy Cope of Springfield, by her daughters: Judi Cope of Colorado, Candi Cope of Springfield, and Suzi Cope Heatherly of Greenbrier, by her brothers: Porter Henderson of Fairview, Jimmy Henderson of Austin, TX, and David Henderson of Nashville, by her sister: Joyce Smith of Lewisburg, by her grandchildren: Brandice Lynn, Gabriel DeDios, Micah DeDios, and TJ Heatherly, and by 11 nice grandchildren and 1 nice nice grandchild.

In lieu of flowers the household request donations to the Sandra Cope funeral fund. All donations may be made to the Robertson County Funeral House

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Obituary for Robert Walter “Bobby” Iwanowski

Robert Walter “Bobby” Iwanowski, 45, of Cross Plains, handed away on Wednesday January 27, 2021 at NorthCrest Well being.

Funeral providers can be performed Monday February 1st at 2:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral House with Dr. Invoice Owen and Reverend Rick Robinson officiating. Interment will observe in Cross Plains Cemetery with Mike Iwanowski, Elijah Iwanowski, Daniel Iwanowski, Preston Knight, Sammy Barry, and David Hamby serving as pallbearers. The household will obtain associates on Monday from 10:00 a.m. till service time on the funeral house.

Bobby was born December 25, 1975 in Springfield. He was a graduate of the East Robertson Particular Training Class of 1994. Bobby had labored as an assistant within the lunchroom at East Robertson Elementary College. He participated in Brightstone Day Program in Franklin, TN and with Pat’s Place. Bobby was a member of Cross Plains United Methodist Church and had been attending Milldale Presbyterian Church. He cherished listening to music, working with arts and crafts, taking part in playing cards, particularly Fish, and being at house along with his household. Two years in the past, a soccer staff was began in Cross Plains for these with particular wants and the staff was named “Bobby’s Buddies” (Full story) in honor of Bobby Iwanowski. Bobby was the kindest, most light individual that anybody may know.

Bobby is survived by his mother and father: Walter Thomas “Walt” and Sue Barry Iwanowski of Cross Plains, by his brother and sister-in-law: Mike and Jana Iwanowski of Orlinda, by his nephews and niece: Daniel, Elijah, and Rachel Iwanowski of Orlinda, and by a number of aunts, uncles, and associates.

In that case desired, it’s possible you’ll honor Bobby’s reminiscence by making donations to St. Jude Kids’s Hospital. All donations may be despatched c/o Robertson County Funeral House

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Obituary for Davis Ewing “Popeye” Tate

Davis Ewing “Popeye” Tate, 84, of Portland-Orlinda, handed from this life on Wednesday January 27, 2021 at his house.

Funeral providers have been performed Sunday January thirty first at 2:00 p.m. on the Milldale Chapel with Dr. Steve Freeman officiating. Interment adopted within the Groves Household Cemetery in Portland along with his grandsons serving as pallbearers. The household acquired associates on Sunday from 10:00 a.m. till service time on the Milldale Chapel.

Davis was born Might 15, 1936 in Cross Plains. He was a farmer and he additionally had labored at Wicks Lumber Firm. He served within the Military Nationwide Guard from 1954 to 1963. Davis was a member of Nice Hill Baptist Church. He cherished his household and loved being with them. Davis additionally loved fishing, household cookouts, going to tractor pulls and equipment exhibits. He was preceded in dying by his mother and father: Ewing and Evie Gale Rippy Tate, and by his sisters: Rebecca Gassman and Katherine Bostic.

Davis is survived by his spouse, Eleanora Johnson Tate, whom he could be married to for 66 years in July of this yr, by his sons and daughter-in-law: Richard Dale Tate of Springfield, Gary Davis and Susan Tate of Springfield, by his sister: Evelyn Jones of Whites Creek, by his grandsons: Heath (Charissa) Tate of Portland, Clint (Jada) Tate of Cross Plains, Claudale (Summer season) Tate of Portland, Lance (Chucky) Tate of Portland, Brandon (Hannah) Tate of Springfield, Kyle Tate of Springfield, and Chad (Bryanna) Tate of Springfield, and by his nice grandchildren: Katarina (Blake) Ruby, Kodie Searcy, Lilli Tate, Dawson Tate, Dustin Tate, Blayden Tate, and Kyleigh Tate.

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Obituary for Victoria “Vicci” “V Dogg” Dowlen

Victoria D’Ann Dowlen was born June 22, 1975 in Waukega, Illinois to the late Peggy Jean Dowlen and the late Reverend Jerry Ray Doss. She departed this journey on January 29, 2021.

She acquired her schooling at Springfield Excessive College. Vicci additionally recognized by “V-Dogg” was well-known in her group and properly past. She had a giving coronary heart and helped anybody that wanted her. She cherished youngsters and would typically take care of them. Vicci was also called being an important cook dinner. She cherished cooking and would typically have gatherings at her home. She cherished being round household and associates. She additionally had a love for braiding hair. She cherished being the lifetime of the celebration. It was by no means a uninteresting second with Vicci. She’s going to actually be missed.

She was preceded in dying by her mother and father, Peggy Jean Dowlen and Reverend Jerry Ray Doss; her brother, Gregory Montez Dowlen; grandparents, Beatrice and Porter Dowlen; aunts, Betty and Ann; uncles, Cecil, Invoice, Michael, and John Robert; cousins, Chad and Eric Hines.

She leaves to cherish her recollections: her 5 sisters: Zita, Krystina, Kimberly, Sophia and Jacqueline; 4 brothers, Stacey, Chris (Tomeka), Jeffrey and Samuel; nieces, LaShay, Briana, Mercedes, and Za’Niya; nephews, Kristopher, Jabari, Elijah and Malikah; a number of cousins and associates.

Viewing and Visitation was Saturday, February 6, 2021 with funeral to observe at 1:00 pm at W. D. Crowder Funeral House with Pastor Mark Dowlen, Eulogy and Officiant; Interment was in Springfield Memorial Backyard.

Preserve The Dowlen Household In Your Prayers.

Preparations entrusted to W. D. Crowder Funeral House

Obituary For Terence Deshawn Woodard “Shawn”

On January 28, 2021 Terence DeShawn Woodard departed this life to be with the Lord at Vanderbilt College Medical Heart. He was born on January 7, 1971 to Ruby L. Mitchell and the late Earl W. Darden in Springfield, TN.

He graduated from Springfield Excessive College with the Class of 1989 and later went to Auto Diesel School in Nashville, TN.

To many family and friends, he was affectionately referred to as “Shawn”. He professed a hope in Christ at an early age of 9 years outdated at Mt. Olive Baptist Church and later Group Baptist Church and Future Heart beneath the Management of Pastor Daon Johnson, the place he served as a Trustee.

He was employed by Electrolux House Merchandise in Springfield and Robertson County College System for a few years.

Terence entered into holy matrimony on June 8, 2019 to Glenda Yvonne Meneese and to this union they’ve a son, Koree. He additionally has a daughter, Alexis Meneese that he cherished and adored dearly.
When not over to mom Ruby’s home, Shawn’s hobbies included using his Harley Davidson motorbike, grilling, touring, odd jobs round the home, and serving to individuals when he may. He additionally took over his father’s garden service. He cherished to play along with his furbabies, Kash and Probability.

He was preceded in dying by his father, Earl W. Darden, and raised by different fathers who preceded him in dying, Kenneth Bacon, and Jerry Mitchell. Grandmothers, Eddie L. Freeman and Alreva Frazier. Grandfathers, Ruby O. Woodard and Charles Darden.
He leaves a lifetime of cherished recollections to his devoted loving spouse, Glenda; mom, Ruby L. Mitchell; stepmother, Marie Darden; youngsters, Alexis and Koree; god-daughter, A’Zhuri Jackson; godson, KyZaiah White; sisters, Shawn’na Darden, Jamishia Jones, Brenda Ward (Reggie), and Patricia Scharkley; brothers, Reggie Sawyers and Jason Mitchell; father-in-law, Roy Meneese (Jewel); sister-in-law, Pamela Meneese; aunts, Bobbie J. Baker, Sylvia Vaughn, Paula Farmer (Thomas) and Tania Fletcher (Henry), Delores Bell, and Jackie Payne; uncles, Leonard Freeman, Carl Jones, Darrell Woodard (Donna), and Leslie Woodard (Lisa); a number of nieces, nephews, cousins, and his Electrolux household. Lifetime childhood associates, Tetric Johnson and Jeffery Dickerson and Biker Boys (3 Amigos)

Viewing and Visitation was Wednesday, February 3, 2021 at 1:00 pm with funeral service to observe at 1:00 pm with Pastor Daon Johnson Eulogy and Pastor Robert Gardner, Eulogist. Interment was in Restawn Memorial Backyard.

Preserve The Woodard Household In Your Prayers.

Preparations entrusted to W. D. Crowder Funeral House

 

 

Obituary For Mary Francis Trotter

Our beloved Mary Francis Trotter was referred to as house to everlasting relaxation on Wednesday January 27, 2021 on the nice age of 95. She was born in Cedar Hill, Tennessee on February 5, 1925 to the union of Bobbie and Maggie Washington each of Springfield, Tennessee.

Mary Francis, was baptized within the identify of the Father, Son and the Holy Ghost and accepted Jesus Christ as her Savior at an early age.
Mary Francis, is preceded in dying by her husband, Raymond Trotter, Jr.; son, Carl Wayne Trotter; granddaughter, Tamara Trotter; daughter-in-law, Hildra Trotter; brothers, Amos, John, Lewis and James Washington; sister, Fayola Wells. Mary Francis, graduated from Bransford Excessive College, Class of 1944 and labored at Acme Boot, Conwood Company and Hail & Cotton for a few years till her retirement.

Mary Francis was a life lengthy member of Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church, the place she served on the Mom Board for a few years. She was properly cherished and recognized for her well-known pies throughout city. Mary Frances cherished all of her household and associates. Certainly one of her favourite songs was “99 ½ Gained’t Do”, she was undoubtedly operating making an attempt to make 100.

Mary Francis is survived by her youngsters: William Trotter of Indianapolis, IN; James (Carolyn) Trotter of Springfield, TN, Bobby (Ruth) Trotter of Springfield, TN and Sandra (Rob) Lee of Nashville, TN; grandchildren, Eric (Vanessa) Trotter of Nashville, TN, Tasha Trotter of Clarksville, TN, Corey Brown of Cross Plains, TN; great-grand youngsters, Bobby, Erykah, Cameron, Courtney, Maurice, Alexandria, LaNayah and Serenity and eight great-great-grandchildren; brothers, Bob Washington of Nashville, TN, William (Dorothy) Washington, Indianapolis, IN, and Richard (Ruth) Washington of Paducah, KY; sisters, Cora (Joe) Wells of Adairville, KY, Callie Wells of Springfield, TN and Ethel Taylor of Springfield, TN. A number of particular and loving nieces and nephews; god-daughter, Pamela Chatman Baker, whom she cherished dearly.

Viewing and Visitation was Monday, February 1, 2021, with Funeral to observe at 1:00 pm at W. D. Crowder Funeral House; Interment was in Restlawn Memorial Backyard.

Preserve The Trotter Household In Your Prayers.

Preparations entrusted to W. D. Crowder Funeral House

Preparations For: Lathomas A. Burr

On January 22, 2021 the Lord referred to as HIS baby house. LaThomas (Tom-Tom} Burr was born November 19, 2000 to Cecelia (Cotton) Davis and Thomas (June) Burr, Jr. in Springfield, TN.

Tom-Tom attended Krisle and Springfield Excessive College. He proudly accomplished his research and graduated in 2019.

He professed his hope in Christ at an early age. Thomas was baptized at Mount Pilgrim Missionary Baptist church in Lengthy Seashore, MS by his different grandfather, Pastor Robert Landor.

He was employed at Arby’s, Wal-Mart, and extra not too long ago at Doorman on the time of his passing.

Tom-Tom loved and cherished spending his time taking part in video video games, sports activities, hanging out along with his household and particular associates.
Thomas was preceded in dying by his grandparents and nice grandparents, Thomas Burr, Sr., Charles D. Bowling (Pookie), Janie L. Bowling, Charles W. Bowling and aunt, Sherry Darden.
Thomas leaves to cherish his loving and treasured recollections: mom, Cecelia M. Davis (Cotton); father Thomas Burr, Jr (June); three sisters, Janaya J. Burr, Deshawna Burr, Kewana Barbee; one brother, Thomas D. Burr; two aunts, Angie Horton, Dorothy Spencer Peters; 4 uncles, Carlos R. Davis, Tim (Tameka) Burr, Michael Landor, Benjamin I. Landor; grandmother, Argentina Landor; step grandfather, Pastor Robert Landor; a number of nieces, nephews, nice aunts and uncles, cousins and particular associates.
Funeral providers have been Friday, January 29, 2021 with Pastor Robert Landor, eulogy.

Preserve The Davis And Burr Household In Your Prayers.

Preparations entrusted to W. D. Crowder Funeral House

 

 

Obituary for John Henderson

John L. Henderson, age 67 of Springfield handed away Sunday, January 31, 2021 at his house.

No service are deliberate.

He was born in Springfield, TN to the late Raymond and Louise Pearl Perry Henderson. He was additionally preceded in dying by a brother, Billy Henderson.

He labored for 5 Star Manufactoring. He cherished his household very a lot. He was an avid College of Kentucky fan, cherished fishing, soccer and Nascar.

He’s survived by his spouse, Patricia James Henderson of Springfield; son, Leonard Mayes; step-children, Tina (David) Geisler of Bon Aqua, Clint Holman of Nashville; siblings, Bobby Henderson of Springfield, Dorothy (Gene) Dickens of Nashville, Juanita Tune of Springfield, Robert (Terry) Henderson of Springfield; 8 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

Preparations entrusted to Austin & Bell Funeral House 509 Walnut Road Springfield, TN 37172

Obituary for Vickie Judkins

Vickie Lee Judkins, age 66 of Nice View, Tennessee died Friday, January 29, 2021 at NorthCrest Medical Heart in Springfield.

Mrs. Judkins was born on June 6, 1954 in Claremont, New Hampshire to the late David and Maxine Kimbrough Meyette. She was retired after 25 years as a manufacturing unit employee with Sturn, Ruger & Co. firearms manufacturing in New Hampshire. She additionally cherished to stitch and quilt in her spare time.

Along with her mother and father, she is preceded in dying by her husband, Wayne Judkins; brother, David Meyette, Jr., and Steven Meyette.

She is survived by her daughter, Valarie (Robert) Wimsatt; son Tommy Judkins; brother, Larry “Buzz” Meyette; and grandchildren, Kaden Wimsett, Christopher Fisher, and Dylan Fisher.

Vickie’s stays can be cremated and a memorial service can be held at a later date.

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

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Obituary for Thomas Eugene Gipson Sr

Age 92 of White Home handed away Thursday, January 28, 2021 at Hendersonville Medical Heart. He was born August 30, 1928 in Nashville, TN to Odell & Mildred Cherry Gipson. He was the very long time proprietor of the Smoke Home Restaurant on Freeway 31W and likewise served as a volunteer EMT for the White Home Fireplace Division. He’s retired from the U.S. Marines, the place he proudly served his nation in energetic obligation throughout World Conflict II, the Korean Conflict and the Vietnam Conflict.

He’s preceded in dying by his mother and father; spouse, Gwen Gipson; brother, Stanly; sisters Ethel, Dorothy, Bertie & Becky; son-in-laws, Tom Day & Bruce Hurry. He’s survived by his son, Tom (Pat) Gipson, Florida; daughters, Sharon Denton, White Home, TN, Kathy Hurry, SC and GiGi Gipson, Washington; 7 grandchildren, Jennifer, April, Jeremy, Catherine, Lynn, Christy and Sara; 16 great-grandchildren.

There are not any providers or visitation deliberate presently. His ashes can be inurned within the Columbarium at Hillcrest Cemetery at a later date with full army honors.

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

Obituary for Dinnah Marie Muller

Dinnah Marie Muller, age 70, of Portland handed away on Wednesday, January 27, 2021.

She was preceded in dying by her mother and father, James Albert and Rosemarie Muller and her brother, James Frederick “Bo” Muller. She is survived by her son, Jimmy John Parcel; sister, Donna Lea Higdon; brothers, William Henry Muller and Danny Albert Muller. A number of nieces and nephews additionally survive.

There are not any providers deliberate presently.

Companies entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral House and Cremation Service, Hendersonville.

 

 

Obituary for Bobbie Jean Culp

Bobbie Jean Culp, age 89 of Hendersonville, handed away on Tuesday, January 26, 2021.

Bobbie grew up within the Knoxville and Sevierville space. She was a Trainer and a graduate of Lee College. She spent most of her life, although, as a preacher’s spouse, her husband being a Church of God minister. She loved scrapbooking, studying, and picnics. Her household was every thing to her, and she or he particularly loved her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

She is preceded in dying by her husband, David G. Culp. She is survived by her son, David L. Culp (Michael Alderfer); her daughters, Linda (Louis) Oliver and Sherri L. Culp; her grandchildren, Lee (Mike) Martin and Elizabeth (Wade) Evans; and her great-grandchildren, Wells and Wyatt Martin, and Emilee Evans.

There can be a personal graveside service for household solely. There can be a gathering of household and associates at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, please make Memorial Contributions to: Hendersonville Day College, 107 Rockland Street, Hendersonville, TN 37075, For: Honoring Bobbie J. Culp; or to Bondsville Mill Park, 1647 Bondsville Street, Downington, PA 19335, For: Gardens/Culp’s Clearing.

Companies entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral House and Cremation Service, Hendersonville.

Obituary for Jeremy Ted Nokes

Jeremy Ted Nokes, age 46 of Portland, TN handed away Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at his house.

The household can be asserting providers at a later date.

Jeremy was born in Blytheville, AR on Might 31, 1974 to Leonard “Ted” Nokes and the late Brenda Kaye Ayres. He was employed as a forklift operator at Valley Inside Merchandise in Nashville. He cherished his household very a lot and his grandkids have been his life. He attended Era Church. He cherished looking, {golfing} and Alabama Crimson Tide Soccer.

He’s survived by his spouse, Michelle Pregel Nokes of Portland, TN; father, Leonard “Ted” Nokes of Portland, TN; step-father, Bud Bingham of Thompson Station, TN; son, Jonathan (Jennifer) Nokes of Alaska; daughters, Stacey Nokes of Chapel Hill, TN, Kara (Garrett) Caudill of Marianna, FL; grandchildren; Madeline Caudill, Dawson Caudill of Marianna, FL; brothers, Jody (Jennifer) Woodall of White Home, TN, Greg (Brandi) Nokes of White Home, TN; sisters, Jaclyn (Adam) Meyer of Greenbrier, TN, Stephanie (Andy) Biggs of Portland, TN, Pam (Invoice) Fishburn of Westmoreland, TN, Jennifer (Tim) Allen of Hendersonville, TN and Robbie Bingham of Mt. Juliet, TN.

Companies entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral House

 

 

Obituary for Donald Haggard, Jr.

Donald Ray Haggard, Jr., age 64, of Greenbrier, handed away Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at Choose Specialty Hospital in Nashville. There can be a Masonic Service at 7 pm Monday, February 1st on the funeral house.

Funeral providers can be held Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at 12pm within the chapel of the Austin & Bell Funeral House in Springfield with Reverend Luke Haggard officiating. Burial will observe within the Springfield Memorial Gardens with Skeeter Haggard, Ricky Adams, Keith Sorensen, D.J. Haggard, Luke Haggard and Darrell Haggard serving as pallbearers.

Visitation can be on the funeral house on Monday, February 1, 2021 from 4-8pm and once more on Tuesday from 10am till the hour of service at 12pm.

Mr. Haggard was born September 22, 1956 in Greenville, NC to Donald Ray and Barbara Jean Godley Haggard, Sr. He labored in Provide and Stock at Unarco and was a member of the Masonic Lodge. He cherished racing, constructing and shopping for mannequin vehicles, and cherished his household very a lot.

Along with his mother and father Mr. Haggard is preceded in dying by his brother, Dennis Haggard. He’s survived by his spouse, Myra Adams Haggard; daughter, Ashley (Keith) Sorensen of Russellville, KY; siblings, Sheila Haggard of Nashville, Rauline (Richard) Warren of Stokes, NC, Ellen (Keith) Evans of Bluffton, SC, Randy (Jackie) Haggard of Nashville, Johnny (Barbara) Clark of Hardeeville, SC, and David (Jamie) Haggard of Nashville; and granddaughter, Daisey Shea Lewis.

Preparations entrusted to Austin & Bell Funeral House 509 Walnut Road Springfield, TN 37172

Obituary for Myrtle Louise Heyn

Myrtle Louise Heyn, age 85 of Hendersonville, handed away Monday, January 25, 2021 at her residence. She was a loving spouse, mom, grandmother, great-grandmother, and great-great-grandmother. Mrs. Heyn was a member of Beech Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. Heyn was preceded in dying by her mother and father, Roy and Aline Ralph; sister, Rebecca Liuzzi; and a brother, Roy E. Ralph.

She is survived by her husband of 67 years, Ronald Heyn; son, Richie (Lisa) Heyn; daughters, Rhonda (James) Brim, Teresa Smith, Mary (Danny) Pennington and Holly (Milton) Woods; 14 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; 1 great-great-grandchild; brother, William T. Ralph; and a sister, Shirley Martin.

The household acquired associates from 5:00pm till 8:00pm Wednesday, January 27, 2021 and once more on Thursday from 11:00am till her Celebration of Life Service at 1:00pm at Austin & Bell Funeral House in Hendersonville with Rev. Malcom Patton officiating. Burial adopted in Beech Cemetery. Mrs. Heyn’s grandsons served as pallbearers.

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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 house of his brother, Joe A. Giardono, of mind most cancers. Patrick’s older brothers Michael and Joe have been by his aspect 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 cherished engaged on neighboring farms in his youth, spending most of his days open air. Patrick additionally had an important love of canine and animals on the whole in addition to a ardour for engaged on vehicles.

The household is just not at the moment planning a service for Patrick resulting from Covid-19. Cremation preparations have been entrusted to Tennessee Cremation Care in Clarksville, Tn.

Patrick was preceded in dying 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.

An umpire to recollect…

Nick Bolton cherished his group and it confirmed.   A longtime member of the Greenbrier group, Nick was all the time there for anybody that wanted an ear. Sadly, Nick died unexpectedly on January twenty first, 2021 on the age of 62.

As tributes pour in for the person they referred to as “Nick,” his devotion to the Greenbrier group was broadly recognized. Now, to have fun his legacy, a subject at Louise Martin Park will carry his identify.  Discipline 1 will now and eternally be often called the Nick Bolton subject. As the last decade’s move, his identify will oversee the game and gamers he cherished a lot. As younger gamers flip into mother and father, Nick Bolton’s identify will stand as a reminder of the facility that one man can have in a group.

A service dedicating the sector in Nick Bolton’s identify was held on Discipline 1 at Louise Martin Park in Greenbrier on Friday, January twenty ninth at 5 pm.

“Nick was an umpire within the Greenbrier Softball program and a really huge assist to me. He additionally helped me with the Grownup league umpiring it in addition to the youth. Nick was all the time on prime of the principles. Once I wanted to know one thing about softball guidelines I’d name Nick! Rarely did I’ve an issue on F1 when Nick was calling there as a result of everybody may inform he was there for the children and he simply bought together with everybody so properly. He was variety and cherished to chop up with the coaches, and gamers. Everybody cherished Nick! I’m going to overlook Nick not simply as an umpire, however as a good friend!” Rory Osborne, Metropolis of Greenbrier Parks and Recreation Director

“Nick would have needed everybody within the Greenbrier group to know that the ball subject was his completely satisfied place,” the household instructed Smokey Barn Information Monday. “The folks that he met touched his coronary heart and he talked about them continually. The entire gamers and the mother and father of gamers he umpired knew him as somebody who was trustworthy, compassionate, and dedicated to the sport. Nick’s dying want was for his household was to journey the nation to ball fields that he had beforehand performed on. He was an important father and grandfather. The grandchildren who cherished him dearly referred to as him Popples.” Bolton household

Extra about Nick… Nick was born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama however lived in Tennessee for many of his grownup life. Nick labored within the tire enterprise for nearly his total life. He traveled the nation in his work and taking part in slow-pitch softball. He was inducted into the Senior Sluggish-Pitch Softball Corridor of Fame after a profession crammed with numerous of home-runs and life-long friendships he made alongside the way in which. When Nick lastly stopped taking part in the sport, he missed it. He started umpiring for town of Greenbrier, Tennessee over 10 years in the past. He umpired his daughter’s softball video games and his son finally grew to become his co-umpire on the sector. Nick handed away with a softball rule e-book in his backpack on the hospital with him.

Nick is survived by his mom, Cecilia Bolton; his sisters, Betty Hunt (Lance Hunt) and Tina Jamison (Dan Jamison); his brother, Tim Bolton (Teresa Bolton); his spouse, Daybreak Bolton; his youngsters, Katie Altice (Phillip Altice) and Nicholas Colby Bolton; his twin granddaughters, Scarlett and Willow Altice; and his many nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers can be Austin Wallace, Tommy Stratton, Aaron Cancel, Briley Hankins, Phil Altice, Colby Bolton.

He’s preceded in dying by his Father, Hershel Bolton; his sisters, Pat Padgett and Ava Bolton.

Social Media Tributes in Nick’s Honor…

“So for these that won’t know. An excellent man that umped on the park in Greenbrier for a few years handed away instantly. I’ve personally recognized Nick for a few years. He was an important man, good friend and one the very best umps we’ve got had on the park.” Trey Craig

“Man, 2021 can go away now! I’m so uninterested in loss already! Nick was among the finest softball umpires! He was all the time smiling! He picked on me a lot and was all the time completely satisfied to present a hug! The final time we spoke, he ran to inform me that his grandbabies have been born and confirmed me footage! He was so excited! This totally breaks my coronary heart for his household and for my softball women! That is horrible! Relaxation simple Nick Bolton! You’ll be drastically missed!” Aphton Jennings

“So, I misplaced one other good good friend yesterday, Nick Bolton… regardless of how lengthy in between our visits we all the time picked proper up like we talked day-after-day. He was an exquisite supporter for ladies softball locally. He was among the finest umpires round. He would shortly apologize & inform you he made a nasty name. However, he would additionally stand his floor understanding he was appropriate. He would cease by my facility occasionally simply to talk “ softball”. I bear in mind when Katie Bolton Altice had these twin women. He stopped by my facility to point out me footage & stated “Pam, I’ve my pitcher & catcher”… I’m going to purchase them their first gloves & you higher have a few open spots for them. He handled my grandson, Jordan Perdue like his personal who went to high school with & frolicked with Colby. I believe he thought-about all the children that hung round his home a part of the household. His kindness to the softball youngsters was actually particular. He wasn’t solely an umpire he would all the time praise them on an excellent play, good hit, good catch or good pitching. He was one in all a sort & can be missed.” Pam Seymore

“This looks as if a dream you could’t get up, RIP Nick Bolton you may be missed and Greenbrier is misplaced and hearts are damaged. Softball won’t ever be the identical with you not in it. I’m going to overlook us Umpiring collectively or simply speaking a few name on the sector, you stopping by to see whoever was taking part in. My son; Justin and myself would come to you if an issue occurred since you knew the sport …The Christmas celebration’s at your own home, you certain did know easy methods to put one on. I can go on and on however I’d be right here for days. My recollections have been good with this man, miss you my good friend. Till I see you once more my angel” Teresa Roscoe Brogdon

“I’m so sorry to listen to Nick Bolton handed away. He was so good and supported all of the softball video games that Katie and Melody performed. Prayers for his household!” Deborah Watson

“My coronary heart is damaged for the household and associates of my buddy Nick Bolton . We had some nice occasions collectively, however what I’ll all the time consider is how you liked on my kiddos and confirmed as much as issues they did that have been vital to them. Love you buddy” Rob Allen

The ideas and prayers of the workers at Smokey Barn Information can be with the household as they face the times forward.

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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 aspect on Sunday at her house.

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 College. 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 stunning younger women, Emily and Mary, whom she cherished 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 Velocity 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’s 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 was held Thursday, January 28, 2021 at 2pm within the Owens Chapel Cemetery along with his household officiating. Burial adopted with household and associates serving as pallbearers. No visitation was 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 cherished his household and associates, he cherished his church and he cherished the Lord.

Along with his mother and father Mr. Keith is preceded in dying 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 House in Springfield is in control of these preparations.

 

 

Obituary for Richard Ray Cherry

Richard Ray Cherry, age 61 of Springfield, TN handed away Saturday, January 23, 2021 at his house.

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 dying 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 in control of these preparations. Obituary supplied by Austin & Bell Funeral House

Obituary for Dr. Jerry Don Oakley

Dr. Jerry Don Oakley, age 81 of Gallatin, TN went house 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 College 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 Govt 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 Govt Board. Whereas serving on this Board, he was Chairman of the Finances Committee and Chairman of the Govt 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 Govt 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 College 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 Govt Director of Warren Affiliation since 1994. Underneath 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 a couple of event.

He’s preceded in dying 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 was held Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at 11:30am in Springfield Baptist Church with Rev. Steve Ayers and Rev. Travis Fleming officiating. Interment adopted in Springfield Memorial Gardens with Vince Bagwell, Chris Bagwell, Donnie Hogan, Dick Moore, Alan Fowler and Lee Smith serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers have been Ron DeBerry and Keith Bagwell. Visitation was held 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 House. The service was live-streamed on the 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 was 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 have been Ronnie Boyd, Nick Wilson, Terry Davis, Tray Davis, Chad Corlew, Jeff Welker, and Rick Vaughn.

The household acquired associates at Austin & Bell Funeral House 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 cherished his cat “Fatboy” and was of the Baptist Religion.

Along with his mother and father, he’s preceded in dying 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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Austin & Bell Funeral House in Nice View is in control of these preparations. 6316 Freeway 41A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146

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 house, 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 dying 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 outdated, however she didn’t let this illness outline her life. Lanee’ was a really sturdy 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 finest to not present it. She cherished every thing concerning the open air, 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 cherished her Dad, brother, Jayme and the remainder of the household dearly. Lanee’ created many recollections within the hearts of all she cherished. She had an important, huge coronary heart and can be drastically missed by her household and associates.

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

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Obituary for Sue Grayson

Sue Grayson, 82, of Springfield, handed away on Sunday January 24, 2021 at The Waters of Robertson.

Funeral providers have been performed Thursday January twenty eighth at 1:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral House with Tim Harris officiating. Interment adopted in Springfield Memorial Gardens with Thomas Traughber, Thomas Walker, Rickey Ward, Jr., and Jeffery Grayson serving as pallbearers. The household acquired associates on Thursday from 10:00 a.m. till service time on the funeral house.

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 personal sitting in houses. 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 dying 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 Margaret Ruth Walden Hester

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

Funeral providers have been performed Tuesday January twenty sixth at 1:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral House with Reverend Michael Smith and Tim Harris officiating. Interment adopted within the Lights Chapel Cemetery. The household acquired 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 house.

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 College Class of 1969. Margaret was a member of North Springfield Baptist Church the place she served a few years as church organist, taught Sunday College, and was all the time a significant a part of working and supporting the church youth group. She saved youngsters in her house for a few years and was recognized county large for her cake baking. Margaret cherished 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 Woman Scouts and went on many tenting journeys with them. Margaret cherished the Lord and all the time needed these she knew and cherished to like the Lord additionally and to all the time depend upon Him. She was recognized with non-alcoholic fatty liver illness and needed anybody else that had the identical prognosis to deal with themselves.

Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in dying 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 dying 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 House.

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 cherished gardening, taking part in golf, and dealing jigsaw and crossword puzzles. Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in dying 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 Pressure 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 dying 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 School in 1961, Merritt was drafted into the United State Air Pressure. His first task 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 Pressure. 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 Assist Coordinator for the Worldwide Climate Heart in Omaha, Nebraska. Upon retiring from the Air Pressure, 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 issues of Covid-19.

Funeral providers have been performed Saturday, January 23, 2021 at 2:00 PM within the Oakhurst Chapel of Robertson County Funeral House 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 house 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 vigorous.

Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in dying 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 cherished gardening, fowl watching, fishing, and something that allowed her to be open air. 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 take care of others.

Along with her mother and father, she was preceded in dying 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 House 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 house.

Mrs. Daruk was born July 22, 1947 in Manhattan, NY. She was retired from Greenbrier Elementary College 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 cherished working search phrase puzzles and listening to music, particularly Johnny Mathis. Mrs. Daruk was recognized for her cooking, particularly all of the fantastic Italian dishes she made for her household and associates to take pleasure in. She was preceded in dying 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 couple 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 cherished gathering and restoring Vintage Tractor’s. When farming, he cherished doing every thing with the vintage tools that he had restored. Eric cherished his household and spending time with them. He was preceded in dying by his father: Homer Ralph Morris.

Eric is survived by his spouse: Cecelia Wood 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 house.

Funeral providers have been performed Thursday January twenty first at 2:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral House 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 house.

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 Basic 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 dying 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 House 1507 Batts Blvd. Springfield, TN.

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

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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 House; 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 House 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 House.

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 often called “Stickman” to many. He cherished grilling, planting and rising issues in his backyard. Arthur was a “Huge” fan of the Chicago Bears Soccer Workforce. Certainly one of his favourite sayings once you noticed him was “What about these Bears?” Arthur all the time carried an enormous smile on his face and cherished to stroll throughout city.

On January 7, 2021 he departed this earthly life and leaves to cherish his recollections: a loving and caring little brother, Frank Head of Springfield, TN; additionally a loving and caring huge 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 number of nieces, nephews, cousins and associates.

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Obituary for Pastor Carrie Darden

With heartfelt honor, we have fun the life and legacy of our pricey 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 College. 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 they’d 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 College lecturers for a few years, labored with the Prepared Staff, and Pastors Aide Committees. Carrie was a loyal founding member, advisor, and Chaplain of the United Gospel Harmonettes. They traveled and worshipped in tune 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 House 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 Cloth 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” positioned 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 totally 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 evening 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 referred to 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…”Stay, Love, and Forgive!” Faithfully serving on the Temple of Love Church, Pastor Darden joined the (PMMW) Prophetic Miracle Ministries World Broad, 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’s going to At all times be remembered for her smile, her compassion, life classes, her giving and stating “Might the Works that I’ve Accomplished, Communicate for Me!”

She was preceded in dying 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 Present.
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 Present. She’s going to drastically be missed by many…Heaven has actually gained a stupendous soul! Relaxation in Jesus, Pastor Darden, on 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. Principal Road, Springfield, Tennessee; Non-public Funeral Service; Interment can be in Restlawn Memorial Backyard.

Funeral Service was live-streamed on W. D. Crowder Funeral House 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 House 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 House Fb web page.

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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 personal household providers following at 1:00 pm at W. D. Crowder Funeral House 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.

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Obituary for Aaron Stuard

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

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; finest associates like brothers, Kyle Sheahan, Aaron Crawford, Duane Pelkie, James Sink, and Austin Wilson.

Austin and Bell Funeral House in Nice View is in control of the preparations. 6316 Freeway 41 A, Nice View, Tennessee 37146

Obituary for Betty Jane McMurtry

Age 72 of White Home went house 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 stunning smile and humor was contagious. She by no means met a stranger and was recognized for giving the very best hugs. She was a member of Trinity Fellowship Church and had an unbelievable love for Jesus. She spoke of Him to everybody she met. She can be extraordinarily missed.

She is preceded in dying 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 Probability Yancy.

There are not 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 house. 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 dying 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 was held Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at 2pm within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral House in White Home with Bro. Steven Paulk officiating. Interment adopted in Hillcrest Cemetery with Noel Fisher, Alex Fisher, Zach Fisher, Jonathan Fisher, Tyler Fuqua and Robin Archer serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearer was Christian Archer. Visitation was held Tuesday, January 26, 2021 10am till the hour of the service on the funeral house. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions are inspired to a youngsters’s charity of your alternative.

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Obituary for Wanda Jennette

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

Funeral providers have been performed at Austin & Bell Funeral House 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 house 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 cherished her household, particularly her grandchildren. She cherished 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 dying by her brother, Robert Eli Adkins; and her sister, Mary Ann Cornell.

Survivors embody 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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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 cherished to bounce, sing and play his guitar. He was recognized to have an enormous coronary heart.

He’s preceded in dying 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 House 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 house.

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 House.

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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 House 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 house 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 instructor in Davidson County and later grew to become a homemaker.

Survivors embody 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 Treatment, 4009 Hillsboro Pike, Ste. 209, Nashville, Tennessee 37215.

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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 Previous 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 personal to his years in the hunt for the largest bass, to his on-the-job exploits as an electrician with the IBEW, he all the time had an anecdote or joke. His outgoing persona and pleasant demeaner assured him of constructing lifelong associates. He was completely satisfied to listen to your opposing opinion then inform you why you have been unsuitable. He was an important Dad, guaranteeing we knew easy methods to fish, arrange a tent, beat one other automobile off the road and wire a lightweight fixture. He was a steadfast husband who cherished his spouse of 57 years. In his later years, when he may now not fish, he purchased a Spyder and toured the backroads as typically as doable along with his spouse at his again, holding on for pricey 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 dying 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.

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Obituary for Donald Sexton

“Donnie”-Age 61 of White Home handed away Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at his house. He was born March 15, 1959 in Nashville, TN to Earl A. & Eva Mae Stinson Sexton. He labored as a business 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 dying 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 was held Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 5pm within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral House in White Home. Visitation with the household was held Saturday, January 30, 2021 3:30-5pm on the funeral house. Memorial contributions could also be made to St. Jude Kids’s Analysis Hospital.

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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 Desserts for 38 years. He was an avid Nashville Predators and Tennessee Titans fan and likewise loved girls’s sports activities. He cherished taking part in the Powerball and scratch offs.

He’s preceded in dying 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 was held Sunday, January 24, 2021 at 2pm within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral House in White Home with Bro. Jon Briggs officiating. Interment adopted in White Home Memorial Gardens with army honors and with Brad Wilkinson, Devon Plush, Dylan Plush, Cole Wilkinson, Cody Friday & Jamie Boulanger serving as energetic pallbearers. Honorary pallbeares have been Robin Carney and Johnny Plush. Visitation was held Saturday, January 23, 2021 5-8pm and Sunday, January 24, 2021 1-2 pm on the funeral house.

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Obituary for Fred Henry Wiseman

Age 74 of Cottontown, TN handed away Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at his house. 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 Discipline Upkeep. He loved bowling, using bikes and consuming 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 cherished spending time along with his household and was an important father.

He’s preceded in dying 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, Previous 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 was held Monday, January 25, 2021 from 3-6pm at Austin & Bell Funeral House in White Home, adopted by Funeral Service at 6pm within the chapel, with Bro. Daniel Smith officiating. Interment and Graveside Committal Service was held on Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 12:30pm in Center Tennessee Veteran’s Cemetery with army honors.

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Obituary for Charmaine Susan Michelle Sizemore

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

She is preceded in dying 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 number of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and associates.

Funeral service was held Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 10am within the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral House in White Home. Interment adopted in Elizabethtown Memorial Gardens in Elizabethtown, KY at 2PM (EST) with household and associates serving as pallbearers. Visitation was held Friday, January 29, 2021 4-8pm and Saturday, January 30, 2021 9-10am on the funeral house.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral House 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 significantly 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 grew to become 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 distinguished 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 associate in different companies and constructed two dams to supply electrical energy to the world. When his father fell sick, their small household returned to Nashville the place he attended Ransom College, Stokes College, Wallace College College, McCallie College, Vanderbilt College and Vanderbilt Regulation College 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 school expertise was interrupted when he grew to become 18 and determined to affix the Military to battle in WWII. After discharge from the military, he spent a season engaged on an property outdoors of London with the choice of fox looking a few days every week as a part of his remuneration. He was a loyal horseman and animal husbandman on the whole.

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 and so they married in 1957. That they had 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 infrequently 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 finally grew to become 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 assist methods 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 Crimson 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.

Preparations entrusted to Austin and Bell Funeral House

 

 

Obituary for Fredia Ernestine McClellan

Age 82 of Previous Hickory went house 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 in its place instructor in each group the place her husband was pastor through the years. She was a devoted and loving pastor’s spouse, who knew everybody and was concerned in each side of the church. She was often called 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 dying 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, Previous 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.

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

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 House 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 house 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 cherished 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 dying by her husband, Larry Lee; brothers, Bobby Tomlin and Main Tomlin.

Survivors embody 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 House in Nice View is in control of 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 House 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 house 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 cherished his household however particularly his granddaughters.

Along with his mother and father Mr. Evilcizer is preceded in dying 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 House, 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 referred to as him labored to boost tobacco. Mama Nash took care of every thing else – which was so much 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 houses rising up.

They didn’t have so much as a baby however made the very best of it through the melancholy years. They ate off the land and bought by as finest they might.

As a baby, she attended Bethlehem Baptist church after 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 school, however they simply couldn’t work out the transportation and funds on the time. She was terribly sturdy in math and loved working with numbers. In the course of the Korean battle, she began writing to an Air Pressure sergeant named Richard Choate with whom she had attended highschool.

Finally, when he returned, they married and made their house 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. That they had 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 and so they 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 assist 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 eventually depend. She saved an index card checklist 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 “executed” every week and each 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 executed. 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 purple pens. She all the time needed to guarantee that she had loads of purple pens for circling the phrases. There isn’t any telling what number of she used up.

She additionally saved up with world occasions via 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 although her Mother was most likely among the finest 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 heart in Goodlettsville the place they traveled domestically and across the state. The performed playing cards – a number of playing cards – often rook or canasta a number of occasions per week. In addition they made porcelain collectible figurines and different tasks. Her home was stuffed with her creations. Most days the middle would offer lunch and completely different people would convey deserts to take pleasure in. She had a variety of associates there and rekindled outdated 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 a variety of enjoyable occasions with them.

She LOVED her grandchildren. Angelique, Thomas, Rebecca, and Laura. …..and I do know that they cherished her So, Marie grew to become Mawmaw over the past years of her life. She had many good occasions together with her grandchildren and was so very pleased with all of them. She talked so much about Angelique and her swimming and woman scouts when Angelique was rising up. She was pleased 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 each time she may. She appreciated that greater than maybe .

I do know that Mawmaw would have cherished to have spent extra time with all of them. She noticed her grandchildren develop into younger adults. …and I do know they might have cherished 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 couple of aches and pains, Mawmaw was remarkably usually wholesome till about 4 years in the past when she broke her hip. She recovered and was sharp as a tack, fairly cellular 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 an excellent life. She didn’t have so much 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 right now…. most likely about her grandchildren …..and perhaps Elvis, after all. She can be drastically missed.

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

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