In Loving Reminiscence: Obituaries From Could 16 – Could 22, 2019
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Obituary for Roberta Lee Wright
Roberta Lee Wright, 92, of Springfield, departed this life on Wednesday Could 22, 2019 at North Crest Medical Middle. Funeral companies might be carried out Tuesday Could twenty eighth at 1:00 p.m. on the Fairview Missionary Baptist Church with Pastor Kenneth Boards officiating. Interment will observe within the Fairview Cemetery with James Neblett, Gerald Neblett, Stacy Neblett, Tim Bailey, Cory Bigsbee, Jr., and Dobbie Dowlen serving as pallbearers. Her granddaughters will function Flower Women. Visitation with the household might be from 12 midday till service time on Tuesday at Fairview Missionary Baptist Church.
Ms. Roberta was born January 13, 1927 in Cedar Hill to the late John E. and Elizabeth Wright. She professed Christ at an early age. Ms. Roberta retired from housekeeping at Nashville Memorial Hospital. She was a member of Fairview Missionary Baptist Church, the place she served on the Mom Board. She loved knitting, working crossword puzzles, and was a superb prepare dinner. She was preceded in loss of life by her husband: James Sylvester Ellis, by her youngsters: Stella Louise Wright, James Ray Wright, and Michael Sanders Wright, by her step-son: James Ellis, and by her siblings: Johnnie, Pearly, Louise, Ida, Mary, Ruth, and James.
Ms. Roberta leaves to cherish her reminiscence her devoted youngsters: Clifford (Rochelle) Wright of Springfield, Robert Wright of Springfield, Lizzie Neblett of Cedar Hill, Delores (Jessie) McFadden of Rochester, NY, and Sylvia Wright of Springfield, by her 17 grandchildren, 12 nice grandchildren, and 11 nice nice grandchildren, her step-children: Fannie (James) Bowens, Peggy Lunsford, and Teresa (Roosevelt) Pryor, her particular nieces: Christine and Chelsey Neblett, Brenda Wright, Sharon (Harvey) Combs, Karen (David) Clay, by her particular nephews: Butch Wilson, Junior (Manelle) Wright, and by her devoted mates: Gladys Frazier, Odessa Dowlen, Rose Web page.
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Obituary for Donald “Don” Hancock
Donald “Don” Hancock, 91, of Springfield, entered into the presence of his Lord and Savior on Monday Could 20, 2019 at Springfield Heights Assisted Residing.
Funeral companies might be carried out Friday Could twenty fourth at 4:00 p.m. at Hopewell Baptist Church with Ben Turner and Reverend Jim Woodard officiating. Interment will observe within the Hopewell Cemetery with Andy Benton, Brian Benton, Matthew Hancock, Ben Turner, Landon Parks, and Josh Benton serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers might be Mr. Hancock’s fellow Gideons of the Springfield Camp, and the deacons of Hopewell Baptist Church. The household will obtain mates at Hopewell Baptist Church on Friday from 1:00 p.m. till service time.
Don was born February 6, 1928 in Springfield to the late Floyd Sylvester and Nellie Pope Hancock. He was a graduate of Orlinda Excessive Faculty, the place he loved enjoying basketball. Don was a lifelong farmer and was a retired tobacco grader with the U.S. Authorities with 24 years of service. He was a lifelong member of Hopewell Baptist Church, the place he taught Sunday Faculty for a few years, was a choir member, and was elected deacon in 1967. He turned a member of the Springfield Gideon Camp in 1982, and he additionally loved serving on the Robertson County Honest Board for a few years. Don was a person who possessed a robust work ethic, which he handed all the way down to his youngsters and grandchildren. He delighted in planting crops and watching the land produce a bountiful harvest. He particularly loved gardening and rising flowers, of which he all the time shared the fruits of his labor with others. He was all the time in awe of God’s stunning creation and liked to journey to completely different elements of the USA. Don was a caring, giving, beneficiant, and devoted husband, father, grandfather, nice grandfather, brother, uncle, and good friend.
Along with his dad and mom, he was preceded in loss of life by his spouse of 69 years: Ann Draughon Hancock, his twin grandsons: James Landon and Leslie Dale Hancock, Jr., his siblings: John Hampton, Robert, A.D., and Floyd Pope Hancock, Linnie Bell Edwards, and Jessie Hunter. He leaves to cherish his reminiscence his daughter and son-in-law: Donna and Rick Benton of Greeneville, his son and daughter-in-law: Leslie and Lissa Hancock of Springfield, his grandchildren: Andy (Jamie) Benton of Jonesborough, Ashley (Ben) Turner of Brentwood, Lt. Colonel Brian (Ella) Benton of Columbus, MS, and Matthew (Jodi) Hancock of Springfield, his 15 nice grandchildren, his twin sister: Dorothy Johnson of Camden, SC, and his sister-in-law: Evelyn Hancock of Springfield.
The household want to specific a particular due to all of the Springfield Heights staff for his or her distinctive care of each Don and Ann Hancock for the previous three and a half years.
If that’s the case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to the Hopewell Baptist Church Mission Fund or to Gideons Worldwide. All donations could also be despatched c/o Robertson County Funeral Residence.
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Obituary for Robert Ray Redferin
Robert Ray Redferin, Sr., age 76 of Greenbrier, died Friday, Could 17, 2019 at NHC Healthcare in Hendersonville.
Memorial companies might be carried out within the Oakhurst Chapel of Robertson County Funeral Residence on Thursday, Could 23, 2019 at 1:00 PM with Rev. Joey Jones, Rick Gordon, and Rev. Tee Rawls officiating. Following the service his cremains might be interned in Cross Plains Cemetery. The household will obtain mates on the funeral residence Thursday from 11 AM till the hour of service.
Mr. Redferin was born August 4, 1942 in Cross Plains to the late Marvin Woodard and Bertha Odell Hunter Redferin. He was a member of Stable Rock Baptist Church. He was a farmer, and likewise labored in development and upkeep. In his later years he labored at WalMart as a door greeter. He liked and was liked by his spouse, youngsters, grandchildren, and nice grandchildren. Fishing was by far his biggest pastime and past-time.
He’s survived by his spouse, Linda Gail Bogle Redferin of Greenbrier; sons, Robert Ray Redferin, Jr. and spouse, Kris of Alabama and Robert Dewayne Redferin and spouse, Cara of Hendersonville; daughters, Holly Grimes and husband, Gary of Alabama, Ginger Vickers and husband, Tracy of Alabama, Tabetha Ellis and husband, Ben of Orlinda, Shelly Corridor and husband, Chris, of Greenbrier, and Chasity Matthews of Springfield; brothers, Marvin Woodard Redferin, Jr. of White Home, Horace Dean Redferin of Cross Plains, and Roger Glenn Redferin of Cross Plains; sisters, Margaret “Sissy” Stubblefield of Cross Plains and Barbara Ann Nicholson of Nice View; 15 grandchildren; and 6 nice grandchildren.
The household request, if that’s the case desired, for memorial contributions to be made to St. Jude Kids’s Hospital. All donations may be despatched c/o Robertson County Funeral Residence
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Obituary for Wilmoth Dean Minnis
Wilmoth Dean Minnis, age 83 of Springfield, died Friday, Could 17, 2019 at NorthCrest Medical middle.
Funeral companies had been carried out Tuesday, Could 21, 2019 at 1:00 PM within the Oakhurst Chapel of Robertson County Funeral Residence with Tim Harris officiating. Burial adopted in Springfield Memorial Gardens with Jeffrey Barnhart, Tyler Barnhart, Jacob Barnhart, Monty Head, Branden Hollis, and Jay Barbee serving as pallbearers. The household obtained mates on the funeral residence Monday from 4 till 8 PM and Tuesday from 10 AM till the hour of service.
Mrs. Minnis as born February 18, 1936 in Robertson County to the late Hooper and Pauline Baldwin Heatherly. She was a member of Grace Baptist Church and was retired from the union of Textron Aerospace. She liked tenting and gardening and simply being open air. She additionally loved cooking and adorning for the vacations. Along with her dad and mom, she was preceded in loss of life by a granddaughter, Amber Barnhart.
She is survived by her husband, Thomas Minnis of Springfield; sons, Tony Minnis and John Minnis, each of Springfield; daughters, Vicky Bradley and Rita Warren, each of Springfield; brother, Jewel Heatherly and spouse, Joyce of Springfield; sisters, Helen Thaxton and husband, Ray and Joyce Ellis and husband, Barry, each of Springfield; grandchildren, Miranda Head, Avery Hollis, and Jada Bradley; and nice grandchildren, Jeffrey Barnhart, Tyler Barnhart, Jacob Barnhart, Maddie Head, Paisley Hollis, Nevaeh Barbee, and Brahmin Barbee.
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Obituary for Helen Keller Bridges
Helen Keller Bridges died peacefully on the age of 97, on Thursday Could 18, 2019 at NHC Healthcare in Springfield.
Memorial companies might be carried out Thursday Could thirtieth at 5:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Residence with Reverend Nathan Parker officiating. The household will obtain mates on Thursday from starting at 4:00 p.m. on the funeral residence.
She was the one little one of Alexander and Edna Keller, born April 20, 1922 in Ft. Myers, FL. She married Willard Lee Bridges on the age of fifteen and lived most of her married life in Miami, FL the place they raised three boys. After the boys had been grown, Helen and Willard moved to Ochopee, FL within the Everglades the place they fished, rode airboats, swamp buggies, and 4 wheelers. Throughout the summer season months they camped everywhere in the United States and Canada making quite a few mates. Following Willard’s loss of life in 1975, Helen moved to Springfield to be close to two of her sons. Later she remarried and lived in Alabama and north Florida. When her well being failed, she returned to Springfield.
Along with her dad and mom, she was preceded in loss of life by her husbands: Willard Bridges and James Bridges, and by her son: Tim Al Bridges. Helen leaves to recollect her, her sons: Jack Lee (Barbara) Bridges and Willard Lee Bridges, granddaughters: Christina (Eric) Keiffer, Jill Bridges, Erin (Brandon) Walker, Megan (Rafal) Knap, and Melissa (Jimmy) Carr, ten great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren.
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Obituary for John Mueller
John Mueller, age 68, of Ashland Metropolis, Tennessee, died Wednesday, Could twenty second, 2019 on the Residence at Alive Hospice in Nashville.
Funeral companies might be held at Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Nice View, Saturday, Could twenty fifth, at 4:00PM with Bro. Don Dungan officiating. Burial will observe in Good Springs Cemetery with T.J. Lee, Patrick Lee, J.J. Anders, Cody Fuller, Ty Goff, Ray Fuller, Joseph Carr, and Parker Byrd serving as pallbearers.
The household will obtain mates on the funeral residence, Saturday, Could twenty fifth from 1:00PM till the hour of service at 4:00PM.
Mr. Mueller was born on August 2, 1950 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to the late John Geyser and Margaret Mueller. He was instrumental within the creation of the Nice View Veterans Memorial Park. He was a retired U.S. Military veteran, having served within the Vietnam and Gulf Conflict (Operation Desert Storm). John was a member of Good Springs Free Will Baptist Church.
Along with his dad and mom, he’s preceded in loss of life by a granddaughter, Crystal Searcy.
He’s survived by his spouse, Judy Anders Mueller; son, Jamie (Jackie) Anders; daughters, Judy Lynn (“Butch”) Walkup, Lou (Dennis) Goff, Brandi (Charles) Fuller; grandchildren, T.J. (Chelsea) Lee, Patrick Lee, J.J. Anders, Si’gee (Jamie) Carr, Christine Anders (Michael Roberts), Parker Byrd, Hunter (Emily) Byrd, Cody (Delainey) Fuller, Elizabeth Fuller, Ray Fuller, Ty Goff (Stephanie Kocak); and nice grandchildren, Kendall, Maddie, Joseph, Crystal, Carmella, Aydyn, Jace, Elijah, Jackson, Gemma, Easton, James, and Brynlee.
If that’s the case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to Alive Hospice at 1718 Patterson St., Nashville, Tn. 37203-9658.
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Obituary for Donald Ray Colvin
Donald Ray Colvin Age 69 of Cottontown went residence to be with the Lord Saturday, Could 18, 2019 at his residence. He was born February 7, 1950 in Nashville, TN to Jack and Nellie O’Neal Colvin. He labored as an electrician for CSX Railroad earlier than his retirement and had been employed as a college bus driver with Sumner County Faculties for the previous two years, the place he liked the kids a lot that he transported to and from faculty. He was a devoted member of Halltown Basic Baptist Church. He loved fishing, tenting, touring and woodworking. Most of all he loved spending time together with his grandchildren and attending church.
He’s preceded in loss of life by his mom, Nellie O’Neal Colvin. He’s survived by his spouse of 45 years, Connie Bennett Colvin, Cottontown, TN; sons, Jeremy (Pam) Colvin, Glasgow, KY, Jonathan (Elizabeth) Colvin, Cross Plains, TN and Jared Colvin, Cottontown, TN; father, Jack Colvin, Mt Juliet, TN; brother, Doug (Vickie) Dugger, Clearwater, FL; 6 grandchildren.
Funeral service was held Wednesday, Could 22, 2019 at 1PM at Halltown Basic Baptist Church 120 Dink Rut Highway Portland, TN 37148, with Pastor Mike Brady officiating. Interment adopted in Halltown Cemetery with household and mates serving as pallbearers. Visitation was held Tuesday, Could 21, 2019 4-8PM and Wednesday, Could 22, 2019 9AM till the time of the service on the church.
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Obituary for Lillian Simmons
Lillian Barbara Simmons, age 88, of Springfield, handed away Thursday, Could 16, 2019 at NHC Healthcare. Funeral companies might be held Monday, Could 20, 2019 at 2pm within the chapel of the Austin & Bell Funeral Residence in Springfield with Brother John Harrison officiating. Burial will observe within the Simmons Household Cemetery with Mrs. Simmons’ grandsons serving as pallbearers.
Visitation might be held on the funeral residence on Sunday, Could 19, 2019 from 2-7pm and once more on Monday from 12pm till the hour of service at 2pm.
Mrs. Simmons was born November 3, 1930 in Springfield to the late Dawson and Nell Carver Keith. She was a homemaker and member of the Fykes Grove Primitive Baptist Church.
Along with her dad and mom Mrs. Simmons is preceded in loss of life by her brothers, Rayburn Keith and Earl Keith. Mrs. Simmons is survived by her husband, Guthrie Simmons; sons, Ronnie (Donna) Simmons of Springfield and Stanley (Charlotte) Simmons of Orlinda; daughter, Barbara (Ford) Laster of Elkton, KY; and grandchildren, Tim Simmons, Robert Simmons, David Simmons, Jerry Simmons, Brandon Simmons and Kelsey McGee. Mrs. Simmons can also be survived by 12 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
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