In Loving Reminiscence: Obituaries Oct. 19 – Oct. 25, 2020
ROBERTSON COUNTY TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information)
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Obituary for Georgia Mae Gatlin Sloan
Georgia Mae Gatlin Sloan left her earthly residence on October 21, 2020, on the age of 95.
She was born in Madison County, Alabama on August 6, 1925, to Myers and Clara Gatlin, the place she grew up choosing cotton on the household farm. After a transfer to center Tennessee, she married Man Sloan in April 1942, which started their 65-year life collectively.
She loved an extended and full life, totally on ‘the Ridge’ surrounded by household. Above all, she treasured cooking big Sunday household dinners, even into her 90s.
Along with her dad and mom, she is preceded in dying by her husband, Man Sloan, sister Hazel Gregory, and son-in-law Jimmy Shepherd. She is survived by brother James Daniel (Delma) Gatlin; daughters Janice (Doug) Baxter, and Teresa Shepherd; grandchildren Resa (Mark) Fleming, Kara Mae (Tyrell) Jackson, Jill (Josh) Davis, and Dustin (Jessica) Shepherd; great-grandchildren Dagen Fleming, Maely and Paelyn Jackson, Averie Blankenship, Ellie Sloan Shepherd; and step great-grandchildren Alexis Fleming and Zach (Maddey) Jackson.
A Celebration of Life was held on Monday, October 26 at Forest Garden Funeral Dwelling in Goodlettsville, adopted by burial in Forest Garden Memorial Gardens. These wishing to honor her life might make donations to Forest Grove United Methodist Church Constructing Fund, 7982 Whites Creek Pike, Joelton, TN 37080.
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Obituary for James Milton Masood
It’s with immense sorrow that we announce the dying of James Milton Masood of Crossville, TN, previously of Fredonia, NY, who handed away on October 24, 2020 resulting from problems of COVID-19. He was born November 11, 1955 in Frederick, MD. He graduated from Frederick Excessive College in 1973 adopted by receiving a BS in Accounting in 1977 from Juniata School in Huntingdon, PA. Due to his pure aptitude for enterprise, he rapidly rose by means of the ranks within the meals business holding administration and government positions with Ceremony Assist Wholesale Meals in Shiremanstown, PA, McCain Citrus in Chicago, IL, the Purple Wing Firm in Fredonia, NY, Fieldbrook Meals in Dunkirk, NY, and lastly with Wells Enterprises of La Mars, IA. Jim instilled belief, confidence and loyalty whether or not within the boardroom, with clients, or on the golf course. He took his tasks critically, however at all times had a witty humorousness and located time to loosen up on his quite a few travels together with his household and mates. He was a go-to for recommendation, making him an amazing mentor to many, particularly his kids. He liked the seaside, consuming a Malibu rum and pineapple, and making others snicker. To his household he was a loyal husband, father, brother and son, and he loved the companionship of “man’s greatest pal” with the newest being chocolate lab, Hershey. Jim loved life, valued his friendships and was awaiting retirement.
He was preceded in dying by his dad and mom, Priscilla and James Masood of Frederick, Maryland.
He’s survived by his loving spouse Ann, of 37 years, of Crossville, TN, two kids, Kristen Masood-Sidebottom (Daniel) of Hendersonville, TN, and Eric (fiancée Nicole Williams) of Crossville, TN, sister Lisa Giles (Robert Hollar) of Mettawa, IL and quite a few aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life shall be scheduled at a later date. In lieu of flowers, please contemplate making a donation to the Nationwide Kidney Basis (www.kidney.org) the place analysis might lead to breakthroughs for others with kidney illness. Please be part of Jim’s household and mates in loving remembrance of him.
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Obituary for Mary Yvonne Killom
Mary Yvonne Killom, 85, of Greenbrier, handed from this life on Saturday October 24, 2020 at her residence.
Funeral providers had been performed Tuesday October twenty seventh at 1:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Dwelling with Brother Jon Briggs officiating. Interment adopted in Springfield Memorial Gardens with Lee Trice, Bryon Trice, Dylan Fiscus, Jeff Hogan, Brandon Perry, and Paeton Hurst serving as pallbearers. The household acquired mates on Monday from 4:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. and on Tuesday from 11:00 a.m. till service time on the funeral residence.
Mrs. Killom was born August 24, 1935 in Stewart County to the late Virgil Wayne and Hazel Ludie Travis Cherry. She was a graduate of Jo Byrns Excessive College Class of 1952, after which went on to work for Nationwide Life Insurance coverage Firm. She was a member of Cedar Hill Church of Christ and was a retired contract cleaner with Dupont. Mrs. Killom liked bowling, doing Discover A Phrase’s, and studying her Bible.
Mrs. Killom is survived by her son: Donald C. (Donna) Killom, Jr., of Springfield, by her daughters: Sharon Killom Picket of Springfield, Laraine Killom Worley of Greenbrier, Rhonda Killom (Miles) Pence of Springfield, by her brother: Phillip Wayne Cherry of Adams, by her sister: Martha Jean Corbin of Springfield, by her grandchildren: April Hogan, Lee Trice, Bryon Trice, and Brandi Perry, by seven nice grandchildren and three nice nice grandchildren.
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Preparations for Phyllis Gunn
Phyllis L. Moore Gunn was born on February 21, 1957 to the late Loretta Moore Davis and Charles D. Lunsford. She departed this life’s journey on Saturday, October 24, 2020.
She professed a hope in Christ at an early age beneath the management of Reverend W. J. Velocity on the First Missionary Baptist Church, the place she was a present member beneath the management of Pastor Emanuel Haygood.
She was employed with Holley Inc. for twenty plus years till they closed. Phyllis was a loving individual and everybody she met liked her.
She married the love of her life, Donald Gunn they usually not too long ago celebrated fourteen years of marriage.
Along with her dad and mom, she was preceded in dying by her grandparents and brother, Robert L. Davis.
She leaves to cherish her valuable recollections, her loving and devoted husband, Donald Gunn; two sons, Carlos (Keshia) Brooks of Lebanon, TN and Miguel (Cherise) Brooks of Hawaii; step kids, Shamike Gunn , Rhonda Graham; and Antarrian Gunn all of Springfield, TN; three grand-children, Andrea, Mikal and Alex Brooks; three sisters, Antheia and Dortheia Davis each of Springfield, TN and Tonya (Johnny) Garrett of Portland, TN; three sisters-in-law, Mary Gunn Ellis of Springfield, TN, Ilisa Gunn of Cordova, TN and Patricia Woodard of Franklin, KY; a number of nieces, nephews; devoted mates, The Roberts Household, Vanessa Townsend, Lovie Jones, Gladys Jean Jones and Peggy Williams; loving Canine, Kyah; different family members and mates.
Visitation was Saturday, October 31, 2020 from 10:00 am-12:00 pm with funeral to comply with at First Missionary Baptist Church with Reverend Martin Winslow, Officiant and Pastor Mark Washington, Eulogy Interment was in Restlawn Memorial Backyard.
W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling in command of preparations.
Obituary for Buddy Justice
Buddy Justice, 91, of Cedar Hill, handed away on Wednesday October 21, 2020 at Hendersonville Medical Heart.
Graveside providers had been performed Saturday October twenty fourth at 10:00 a.m. in Springfield Memorial Gardens with Reverend Dave Bradley officiating. Pallbearers had been Julie and Clint Russell, Ann and Josh Jones, Dr. Josh and Bethany Justice, Sarah and Jody Dorris, and Brayden Lassiter. There was no visitation previous to the graveside service.
Mr. Justice was born October 2, 1929 in Cedar Hill to the late James George and Kathleen Moulton Justice. He was a graduate of Cedar Hill College. Mr. Justice was a lifelong farmer and a member of New Chapel United Methodist Church. He was a member of the Robertson County Farm Bureau, Robertson County CO-OP, and served on the Board of Administrators for the previous Commerce Union Financial institution. Along with his dad and mom, he was preceded in dying by his sister: Virginia Coleman.
Mr. Justice is survived by his spouse of 68 years: Teady Teasley Justice of Cedar Hill, by his sons and daughters-in-law: Mike and Carol Justice of Cedar Hill, Jeff and Jennie Justice of Cedar Hill, and Randy Justice of Springfield, by his sister: Mary Hancock of Nashville, by his grandchildren: Julie (Clint) Russell, Ann (Josh) Jones, Dr. Josh (Bethany) Justice, Sarah (Jody) Dorris, and Brayden Lassiter, and by his nice grandchildren: Morgan Lynn Russell, Anna Ruth Russell, and Justice Michael Jones.
In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to the New Chapel United Methodist Church Memorial Fund and could also be despatched c/o Robertson County Funeral Dwelling.
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Obituary for Alice Irene Lawrie
Alice Irene Lawrie, age 94 of Greenbrier, died Tuesday, October 20, 2020 at Stoneridge Healthcare in Ridgetop.
Non-public graveside providers had been performed Friday, October 23, 2020 in Springfield Memorial Gardens with Rev. Kenny Hix officiating. Pallbearers had been Steve Cherry, Wade Pearson, Steve Parker, Ken Pearson, Joseph Pearson, and Eddie Traughber. Honorary Pallbearers had been Tommy Kirkland and Donnie Haggard.
Ms. Lawrie was born July 19, 1926 in Simpson County, KY to the late Neely N. and Neoma Hickman Kirkland. She was of the Baptist religion and was retired from Unarco the place she labored within the transport division. Her favourite pastime was gardening and woodworking.
She is survived by her daughters and sons-in-law, Bonnie and Invoice Osborne of Rolette, PA and Mabel and Kenny Pearson of Greenbrier; grandchildren, Ed (Misty) Osborne of Bradford, PA, John Osborne of Smethport, PA, Billie (Rob) Good of Duke Heart, PA, Ken (Jill) Pearson of Goodlettsville, and Joseph Pearson of Greenbrier; nice grandchildren, Shane Mullen, Steven Good, Chantel Good, and Serenity Osborne; step nice grandchildren, Lance Mullen, Drake Smith, Eileen Smith, Phillip Good, Alysia Good Snyder, and Bridgett Good Bidwell; and seven great-great grandchildren.
The household request, in that case desired, for memorial contributions to be made to St. Jude Youngsters’s Hospital. All donations will be despatched c/o Robertson County Funeral Dwelling.
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Obituary for JoAnn Montgomery McCommon
JoAnn Montgomery McCommon, 83, of Greenbrier, handed from this life on Monday October 19, 2020 at Morningside of Springfield.
Funeral providers had been performed Wednesday October twenty first at 2:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Dwelling with Brother James Shoulders officiating. Entombment adopted within the Springfield Memorial Gardens Mausoleum with household and mates serving as pallbearers. The household acquired mates on Wednesday from 11:00 a.m. till service time on the funeral Dwelling.
Mrs. McCommon was born October 23, 1936 in Chalybeate, MS to the late H.C. and Vera Lee Cooper Montgomery. She was a homemaker and a member of Greenfield Missionary Baptist Church. Mrs. McCommon liked studying, feeding her birds, dancing, going to the seaside, and spending time along with her household.
Along with her dad and mom, she was preceded in dying by her husband: James Douglas McCommon and by her daughter: Valarie McCommon Fisher. Mrs. McCommon is survived by her daughter and son-in-law: Shireen and Lanny Dean of Springfield, by her grandson: James Carl Fisher, and by her nice granddaughter: Katelynn Fisher.
The household of JoAnn McCommon want to prolong their appreciation to the entire workers and worker’s at Morningside of Springfield for the great care and love proven to her.
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Preparations for Jerry Mac Tyler “J.T.”
Jerry Mac “JT” Tyler entered this earthly life December 13, 1942 and transitioned to be with the Lord on October 22, 2020. He was born to the late Jerry Baxter Tyler and Amy Lewis Tyler.
On June 29, 1985, Jerry married Cynthia Stanton. Jerry was an lively member of the Bransford Alumni Affiliation and a proud graduate of Bransford Excessive College, Class of 1961. He attended Perdue College the place he accomplished his Associates Diploma.
Jerry’s skilled profession included working for WDBL Radio Station for over fifty-five years. He was additionally employed with The Metropolis of Springfield. “JT” was a person of some phrases however was very personable and when he had one thing to say, folks listened. His favourite saying was “God loves you; I really like you and there ain’t a factor you are able to do about it.” He traveled so much to the TSU and Titan video games. “JT” liked to journey regardless of how lengthy of a drive we needed to make to get to the seaside. Daytona Seashore was our favourite.
He was preceded in dying by his brothers, James Boots (Lois) Darden and Henry Sory (Annie) Darden; and nephew, Wayne Couts.
Jerry is survived by his devoted spouse and greatest pal, Cynthia Tyler; son, Jerry Anthony Tyler; daughter, Nicole Darden; step-son, Clifford Darden; grandchildren, Marlon, Markeem, Maraunreanio, Tamerus, Tyler, and Jaiquan Rodwell; sister, Janie Couts; particular niece, Laverne Jernigan; nieces, Amy Jernigan, Faye Darden, Rita (Tim) Sanford; Jackie (Tim) Burns; particular nephew, Ricky Darden; nephews, James (Linda) Darden, DD (Melissa) Kimbrough; DJ (Amy) Washington, Gary (Temika) Darden and Eddie Darden; devoted sister-in-law, Marsha (Donald) Washington; brothers-in-legislation, Lee (Dove) Stanton, Elliott (Peggy) Stanton, Pat Gardner, Rayford (Shirley) Stanton, and Leo (Cleo) Stanton.
Visitation was Saturday, October 31, 2020 12:00-1:00 pm with funeral to comply with at 1:00 pm at W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling with Reverend Jackie Brooks, Eulogy, Interment was in Restlawn Memorial Backyard.
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Obituary for Donnie Prepare dinner
James Donald “Donnie” Prepare dinner, age 72 of Mt. Juliet, TN handed away Saturday, October twenty fourth at Tri-Star Summitt Medical Heart in Hermitage.
The funeral service was held at 11:00 am on Tuesday, October twenty seventh at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling Springfield with Dr. Richard Tiner officiating.
Burial adopted in Springfield Memorial Gardens with Marshall Gillis, Zach Crabtree, Tim West, Ricky West, Butch O’Neal and Bob O’Neal serving as pallbearers. The household acquired mates 4:00 pm to eight:00 pm on Monday, October twenty sixth and 9:00 am till the hour of service on Tuesday, October twenty seventh on the funeral residence.
He was born September 10, 1948 in Springfield, TN to the late James Richard and Bertha O’Neal Prepare dinner. He was additionally preceded in dying by his step-father, Fred West, Sr. and sister, Joanie Prepare dinner Ellis.
He was a member of The Pointe Church in Mt. Juliet and a retired Radiographer/welder for World Testing. He liked the Lord, Nascar, and studying. He was thought-about a person of unmatched work ethic and had nothing unhealthy to say about anybody.
He’s survived by his spouse, Wanda Kay Harp Prepare dinner of Mt. Juliet; sons, Paul “Bryant” (Kim) Crabtree of Springfield, James “Jamie” (Tommy Johnson) Prepare dinner, Jr. of Springfield; daughter, Jessica Leigh Prepare dinner of Mt. Juliet; brothers, Fred West, Jr, Rick (Sheila) West, Tim West, Steve (Jeannette) West all of Springfield; sisters, Vickie Rager of Greenbrier, Tammy West,, Debbie Gower each of Springfield; grandchildren, Zachery Bryant Crabtree, Shelbie Taylor Crabtree, Marshall Gillis and Jacob Sayadeth.
Preparations entrusted to Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling Springfield, TN
Obituary for Ann Coles
Sarah “Ann” Coles, age 78 of Ashland Metropolis, Tennessee, died Friday, October 23, 2020 on the residence of her niece in Joelton.
Funeral providers had been performed at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View on Tuesday, October twenty seventh, at 2:00PM with Bro. Jason Bell officiating. Burial adopted at EverRest of Cheatham with Don Felts, Kevin Neal, Richie Harris, Bryant Harris, Brad Galbreath, Troy Galbreath, Richard Rediker, Jr. and her and her cousin, Jerry “Tinker” Binkley serving as pallbearers. Donald “Buster” Felts, Troy Galbreath, Sr., Randy Harris, David Eads, Travis, Eddie, Charles and Dale Brown served as honorary pallbearers.
The household acquired mates on the funeral residence from 4-8PM, Monday, October twenty sixth and once more on Tuesday from 10:00am till the hour of service at 2:00pm.
Mrs. Coles was born on April 26, 1942 in Ashland Metropolis, Tennessee to the late Claude B. Neal and Lucille M. Binkley Barnes. She was retired from the Division of Income for the State of Tennessee and was liked by all. She was a member of the Mt. Zion Free Will Baptist Church.
Along with her dad and mom, she is preceded in dying by her step-father, Charlie Barnes.
Survivors embrace her husband of 51 years, John Coles; son, Jonathan Coles; brother, Murray (Dean) Neal; sisters, Frances Felts, and Mary Ethel (Ken) Elam; loving nieces & nephews, Karen (Troy) Galbreath, Beth (Randy) Harris, Don (Pam) Felts, Kevin (Melissa) Neal, Angela & Kimberly Griffin, Jenn Rains, and Sherri Banovatz; great-nieces & great-nephews, Richie Harris, Brad (Lacey) Galbreath, Bryant Harris, Brianna Neal, Karlie & Emma Felts, Troy (Rachel) Galbreath, and Kristi (Richard, Jr.) Rediker; sisters-in-law, Jackie (Wayne) Griffin, Judith Mills, and Dianne Coles; and particular pal, Marilyn White.
In that case desired, memorial contributions could also be made to Susan G. Komen for the Remedy, 4009 Hillsboro Pike, Ste. 209, Nashville, TN 37215.
Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View is in command of these preparations.
Obituary for Herman Akins
James “Herman” Akins, age 88 of Springfield, Tennessee, died Friday, October 23, 2020 at NorthCrest Medical Heart.
Funeral providers shall be held at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View at 11 o’ clock am on Wednesday, October twenty eighth, with Bro. Don Dungan officiating. Burial will comply with in EverRest of Cheatham with household and mates serving as pallbearers.
The household will obtain mates on the funeral residence from 5:00PM till 8:00PM on Tuesday, October twenty seventh, and once more on Wednesday, from 10AM till the hour of service at 11:00AM.
Mr. Akins was born on June 2, 1932, in Williamson County, Tennessee to the late George “Henry” and “Lillie” Edna Tidwell Akins. He was retired from Rechiold Chemical Firm. He was a Christian.
Along with his dad and mom, he’s preceded in dying by his daughters, Darlene Akins and Donna Akins Neighbors; and brothers, G.H., Oscar, Leslie, and Jimmy Akins.
He’s survived by his spouse of 69 years, Dorothy Akins; son, James Henry Akins; a brother, Ernest Akins; a sister, Joyce (Kenny) Houchin; grandchildren, Karen Fitts Sloan, Dayna Claiborne, Brandon Claiborne, B.J. Neighbors, Brent Neighbors, and Melody (Justin) Hopper; great-grandchildren, Garret Sloan, Tanner Sloan, Tyler Jeanette, Wyatt, Cory, Maggie, and others; quite a few nieces, nephews & loving mates; and particular mates, Pam & Krista Binkley.
Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View is in command of these preparations.
Obituary for Naomi Mae (Johnson) Butler
Naomi Mae Johnson Butler, age 89, of Springfield, handed away on October 23, 2020 on the Waters of Springfield. Naomi was born on April 16, 1931 in Peoria, Illinois to the late Elsie Could Metzler and Charles Leroy Johnson.
Naomi graduated from Cass Technical Excessive College class of 1949. She aspired to be a trend or inside designer. Naomi was an achieved seamstress and an achieved seamstress and an exacting accountant and tax preparer.
Naomi married Michael (Mickey) Abraham Jr. in Angola, Indiana, February 28, 1949. Naomi and Mickey divorced in 1970. He lived in Detroit, Michigan till he moved to Ashland Metropolis, Tennessee in 1984.
Naomi was a homemaker and stay-at-home mother whereas her kids had been younger and helped Mickey on the retailer every time potential, cleansing, cashier and stocking the cabinets. After her kids had been in class and her mother Elsie Johnson got here to reside with them, Naomi labored for J.L. Hudson Division Retailer in addition to a bookkeeper and revenue Tax Preparer. Naomi continued as an revenue tax preparer for particular purchasers till she was now not in a position to take action.
Along with her dad and mom, she is preceded in dying by her daughter, Gloria Lynn Abraham; brother, William “Invoice” Johnson.
Naomi is survived by sons, Mike Abraham III and spouse Elaine of McDonough, Georgia and Martin A. Abraham and spouse Kim of Springfield; grandchildren, Ashlae Abraham Sympson, Preston Abraham, Garrett Abraham, Nolan Abraham, Liam Abraham, Alexis Katerina “Lexi” Abraham; great-grandchildren, Johnny Sympson, Adyson Campbell, Ember Sympson.
Naomi requested that in lieu of flowers donations be made to the Nashville Rescue Mission. All donations could also be despatched care of the Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling.
Resulting from Covid Restrictions, a memorial service shall be introduced at a later date.
Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Springfield is in command of preparations.
Obituary for Max Moss Sr.
Awarding-winning journalist, Max E. Moss Sr., died Thursday, October 22, 2020 at his residence in Nice View. He was 80 years outdated.
Mr. Moss’ prolonged skilled profession included 16 years at The Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle, the place he was the newspaper’s sports activities and outdoor editor, metropolis editor, government editor, managing editor; he and the newsroom staffs that he led gained quite a few accolades.
Mr. Moss was simply 17 years outdated and few months shy of his commencement from highschool when the editor of his hometown newspaper, the Palladium-Merchandise in Richmond, Indiana, agreed to a trainer’s suggestion {that a} scholar be launched to his newsroom on a part-time foundation. As Mr. Moss later wrote, that “mesmerizing” expertise led to his resolution to turn out to be a newspaperman.
Following his commencement from Indiana College, the place he majored in journalism, and active-duty service as a lieutenant within the U.S. Military, Mr. Moss labored on the Palladium-Merchandise, the Dayton Every day Information in Dayton, Ohio, the Courier-Tribune in Bloomington, Indiana, The Leaf-Chronicle, and the Nashville Banner in Nashville, Tennessee.
Mr. Moss’ profession additionally included stints as editor of The Lunker Gap journal, which was distributed nationwide to members of the Bass Caster’s Affiliation; editor of the Skilled Bass Fisherman, {a magazine} he designed and revealed for the Skilled Bass Federation (PBF); government director of the Tennessee Out of doors Writers Affiliation, a statewide group {of professional} out of doors communicators; and he was writer-producer of the outside module of the favored nation.com site operated by Turner Broadcasting and CBS.
When “largely retired” as a journalist, and keen to share his private opinions, Mr. Moss served as a member of Nice View’s Planning and Zoning Fee for 10 years, together with six as its chairman.
Mr. Moss was born in Richmond, Indiana, December 1, 1939, the son of Harry C. and Pauline Bond Moss and brother of Harry C. Moss Jr., who died in 1983. He’s survived by Merrily Ann Moss, his spouse of 59 years; one son, Max E.(Terri) Moss Jr. of Stigler, Oklahoma; one daughter, Karen Sue (Mike) McIntyre, of Nashville; grandchildren, Dalton (Summer season) Farrar, Kennan (Marcus) Buckner, Evan Moss, Levi Moss; and 5 great-grandchildren.
A Memorial Service was performed at 3 o’clock pm, Sunday, October 25, 2020 at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Nice View, Tn. The household acquired mates on the funeral residence from 1PM till the hour of service at 3:00PM. His stays shall be cremated and the burial of his ashes shall be at a later date in Earlham Cemetery in Richmond, Indiana.
In lieu of different remembrances, Mr. Moss’ household means that donations is likely to be made to Nice View United Methodist Church, the place he was an lively member for a few years. The mailing handle is: 2621 Church St., Nice View, Tn 37146.
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Obituary for Cristina Henry
Cristina Isabel Henry, age 41, of Springfield, handed away Wednesday, October 21, 2020 at Southern Hills Medical Heart in Nashville.
A Graveside Service was held Sunday, October 25, 2020 at 3pm within the Elmwood Cemetery with Father Anthony Lopez as Celebrant. Burial adopted with household and mates serving as pallbearers.
No visitation was held previous to the Graveside Service.
Mrs. Henry was born July 4, 1979 in Piedras Negras, Coah, Mexico to Oscar Manuel Garcia Velazquez and Luz Maria Diaz Garcia. She was a homemaker and of the Catholic Religion.
Mrs. Henry is survived by her husband, Jose Fuentes Martinez; brothers, Omar Armando Garcia and Oscar Manuel Garcia, Jr.; and sister, Luz Elena Murillo.
Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Springfield is in command of these preparations.
Obituary for Don Cheek, Jr.
Don Carlos Cheek, Jr., age 52, of Springfield, handed away Tuesday, October 20, 2020 at St. Thomas Hospital in Rutherford County.
No providers are deliberate right now.
Mr. Cheek was born February 16, 1968 in Winston-Salem, NC to the late Don C. and Glenda Thompson Cheek, Sr. He labored as a mechanic at Brent Jones Automotive. He liked restoring basic automobiles, particularly Mustangs and spending time together with his household. He loved working round the home and liked mowing together with his John Deere.
Mr. Cheek is survived by his son, Trey Cheek of Springfield; daughters, Cindy Cheek and Kristen Cheek, each of Springfield; brothers, David (Darlene) Cheek of Clarksville and Joe Cheek of Springfield; sister, Kim Cheek of Springfield; and nieces and nephews, Katie (Eric) Cheek, Hunter (Payton) Cheek, Kelsey Cheek, Noah Cheek, Ethan Esmond and Lily Cheek.
Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling in Springfield is in command of these preparations.
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Obituary for Ricky L. Chatman
Ricky L. Chatman was born March 20, 1960 in Springfield, Tennessee to the late Neely Nathaniel “Knocker” Chatman and the late Christine Dowlen Chatman. He transitioned from his Earthly Dwelling to his Heavenly Dwelling on Sunday, October 18, 2020 on the Medical Heart in Bowling Inexperienced, Kentucky.
Ricky professed Christ as his Savior at a younger age and united with Higher South Baptist Church. He loved attending, worshipping, and praising God and did so till his well being prevented him.
He was employed in numerous jobs with most not too long ago being at Unarco as a forklift driver. He was a 1978 graduate of Springfield Excessive College the place he was an impressive soccer participant. He went on to play soccer at Vanderbilt College and Western Kentucky College the place he was a file holder for kick-offs and punt returns for touchdowns at one time within the state.
He was married to Teresa McKissack and two kids had been born to that union; one son, Ronald “Jolly” Chatman, preceded him in dying.
Along with his dad and mom, and son, he was additionally preceded in dying by one brother, Joe H. Chatman.
He leaves to cherish his recollections: kids, Ricky Lynn Williams of Clarksville, TN and Rechelle Chatman of Montgomery, AL; seven grandchildren; sisters, Gladys (Joe) Fort, Pamela (Tim) Baker, Teresa (Robert) Besser, Katherine, Linda, Kay and Tina Chatman, and Brenda Payne; brothers, James (Gaynell), Nathaniel, Wayne, Bobby, and Willie Chatman of Springfield, TN; particular pal, Sagan French; a really devoted nephew, Keenan Chatman, and a number of different nieces, nephews, family members and mates.
Funeral service was Friday, October 23, 2020, 1 pm at First Missionary Baptist Church with Reverend Ricky Summers, Eulogy; Interment: Restlawn Memorial Backyard, Cedar Hill, TN.
W. D. Crowder Funeral Dwelling in command of preparations.
Obituary for Kimberly Daybreak Winters
Age 54 of White Home handed away Sunday, October 18, 2020 at her residence. She was born August 15, 1966 in Nashville, Tennessee to Paul O’Kelley and Wanda Pat Shoemake O’Kelley. She labored as a homemaker and was the matriarch of her household. She hosted the entire household events and holidays and cooked and embellished every thing with care and love. Her particular contact that she added to every thing shall be enormously missed.
She is preceded in dying by her sister, Diedre Curtis. She is survived by her husband of 34-1/2 years, Todd Winters; son, Peyton Winters; daughters, Heather (Dustin) Sellards and Tiffany (Bo) Munday, all of White Home, TN; father, Paul O’Kelley, Gallatin, TN; mom, Pat Scott, Nashville, TN; 5 grandchildren, Shaelyn, Brock, Dalton, Adrian and Bennett.
Funeral service was held Thursday, October 22, 2020 at 1pm within the chapel of Austin and Bell Funeral Dwelling in White Home, with Bro. Invoice Petty officiating. Interment adopted in Hillcrest Cemetery with household and mates serving as pallbearers. Visitation was held Wednesday, October 21, 2020 4-8pm and Thursday, October 22, 2020 10am till the hour of the service on the funeral residence.
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Obituary for Elizabeth “Large Sissy” Roach
Elizabeth “Large Sissy” Roach, 88, of Springfield, handed away on Sunday October 18, 2020 at The Waters of Robertson in Springfield.
Funeral providers was performed Thursday October twenty second at 2:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Dwelling with Brother Chad Diehl officiating. Interment adopted in Springfield Memorial Gardens with Phillip Roach, Tim “Buster” Roach, Jr., Chad Truelove, J.W. Frazier, II, A.J. Roach, Jimmy Henley, Troy Henley, and Tyler Henley serving as pallbearers. The household acquired mates on Wednesday from 5:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. and on Thursday from 10:00 a.m. till service time on the funeral residence.
Mrs. Roach was born December 31, 1931 in Springfield to the late Sidney and Beatrice Scott Bilyeu. She was a homemaker and a member of Bethel Church of Christ. She spent her life caring for her household and seeing that their wants had been met. Along with her dad and mom, she was preceded in dying by her husband: Porter Roach, Sr., and by her kids: Deborah Roach, Melissa Stagner, Donald Ray Roach, Frank Arnold Roach, Mark Roach, and Kenneth Roach.
Mrs. Roach is survived by her sons: Porter Roach, Jr., of Russellville, KY, Tim (Sheena) Roach, Sr., of Springfield, Allen Roach of Portland, Anthony Dewayne Roach of Sarasota, FL, and Robbie (Kasandra) Roach of White Home, by her daughters: Lois (James) Henley of Springfield, Joyce Klarhn of Springfield, and Teresa Bellman of Cedar Hill, by her brothers: Charles and Joseph Bilyeu each of Springfield, by her sisters: Frankie Hunter, Tiney Hand, and Brenda Douglas all of Springfield, by 23 grandchildren, 35 nice grandchildren, and 5 nice nice grandchildren.
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Obituary for Kevin Michael Hooper
Date of Dying or Service Oct 18, 2020.
Funeral providers had been performed Sunday afternoon, October 18, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. from the chapel of the Taylor Funeral Dwelling. Bro. Stuart Brooks officiated. Place of relaxation is within the Tidwell Cemetery. Visitation was Saturday night, October seventeenth from 4:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. and on Sunday starting at 12 Midday till time of service.
Kevin, age 43, of Springfield, TN died unexpectedly on Saturday October 10, 2020.
He was born in Dickson County, son of Renia Davidson Pack and Randy Lee Hooper. He was a graduate from Carroll County Excessive College. Kevin was an equipment tech with the Lee Firm. He was the grandson of the late Roy and Gladys Davidson and Gene and Sarah Lee Hooper. He was preceded in dying by his daughter, Hope and a brother J. P. Pack. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Dickson.
Kevin liked his God, his household, and his mates. He has at all times been a type of “Completely satisfied” guys that was selfless with household and mates. He was a tough employee until it got here to HVAC, simply wasn’t his factor. He was a loving husband and father. In his spare time he adopted the Nashville Predators and was an amazing fan of them. He discovered from his grandfather, Gene Hooper, the artwork of baking. He liked to hung out making his grandfathers well-known do-it-yourself bread. Kevin was a devoted pal to many at all times bringing a smile to these round him. Additionally he had that gifted expertise of by no means assembly a stranger.
Survivors embrace his spouse, Tiffany Hooper of Springfield, TN, his kids Michael Hooper and Thomas Hooper each of Dickson, TN, Evelyn Hooper of Alabama and McKenzie Horton of Springfield, TN, his mom, Renia Pack of Bon Aqua, TN, his father, Randy Hooper and his spouse Pat of Bon Aqua, TN, his brothers, Brandon Hooper of Bon Aqua, TN, Brent Hooper of Lyles, TN, Kevin Sullivan of Dickson, TN, his sisters, Jennifer Brown of Bon Aqua, TN and Alicia Hampton of Dickson, TN, his 5 grandchildren, Mikel, Cruz, Emi, Chloe, and Anastasia.
Preparations entrusted to Taylor Funeral Dwelling
Obituary for Ann Catherine Ellis Gibbs
Ann Catherine Ellis Gibbs, 86, of Springfield, handed from this life on Monday October 12, 2020 at AHC Healthcare in Clarksville.
Funeral providers had been performed Thursday October fifteenth at 2:00 p.m. within the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Dwelling with Tim Harris officiating. Interment adopted in Springfield Memorial Gardens with Carl Brent Ellis, John Brandon Ellis, Travis Dylan McCreary, Jacob Lloyd Gezley, Hunter Gibbs, and Anthony Wilk serving as pallbearers. The household acquired mates on Wednesday from 5:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. and on Thursday from 12 midday till service time on the funeral residence.
Mrs. Gibbs was born January 30, 1934 in Springfield to the late Walter and Nealie Nixon Ellis. She was a retired actions director and social employee from Elmhurst Nursing Dwelling and was a member of Eastland Heights Baptist Church. Mrs. Gibbs graduated from Springfield Excessive College Class of 1952. She liked the Girl Vols and something to do with softball. She was named Nationwide Director of the Yr for the USSSA Softball League.
Along with her dad and mom, she was preceded in dying by her husband: Carl Gibbs. Mrs. Gibbs is survived by her sons: Carl Timothy “Jake” Gibbs and spouse Judy of Warrior, AL, Walter Edward “Ed” Gibbs of Cottontown, by her daughters: Kimberly Ann Gezley and husband Bubba of Springfield, Patti Frances Gibbs of Springfield, by her grandchildren: Katelyn (Erica) Gibbs Edinger, Hunter Gibbs, Loni (Bo) Mantooth, Jacob (Claire) Gezley, Brandon Ellis, Brent Ellis, and Dylan McCreary, and by her six nice grandchildren and the seventh quickly to reach.
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Obituary for Mary Lillian Emmett
Age 87 of Cottontown went residence to be with the Lord Friday, October 16, 2020 at Hendersonville Medical Heart. She was born June 11, 1933 in Large Sandy, Tennessee to William Gulley & Iva Bell Barnes Beecham. She was a clerical employee for the state of Tennessee earlier than her retirement. Mrs. Emmett was recognized for her large coronary heart. She fiercely liked her husband, son, sister and all of her household. She sang for a few years with the Emmett trio and was a member of the Church of the First Born in Hartsville, TN.
She is preceded in dying by her dad and mom. She is survived by her husband of 59 years, James G. Emmett; son, James Jeffrey Emmett, each of Cottontown, TN; sister, Retha Fay (Rev. Jack) Stone, White Home, TN; Uncle, Cliff (Bertie) Barnes, Cleveland, OH; Nephew, David Stone, Indianapolis, IN.
Graveside service and interment was held Tuesday, October 20, 2020 at 2pm in White Home Memorial Gardens, with Bro. Wayne Andrews officiating and with household and mates serving as pallbearers. Visitation was held Tuesday, October 20, 2020 10am till 1:30pm at Austin & Bell in White Home.
Preparations entrusted to Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188
Obituary for Kathy Lynn Stults
Kathy Lynn Stults, age 59, of Goodlettsville, TN, handed away October 16, 2020 at Skyline Medical Heart after an prolonged sickness. She was born December 19, 1960 in Nashville, TN the youngest daughter of Priscilla Rosalie Woods Stults and James Stults, Jr. Along with her dad and mom she was preceded in dying by her sister, Vicki Kay Cranford.
A Celebration of her life was held, Tuesday, October 20, 2020, 7:00 PM at Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling, Greenbrier, TN with a time for mates to collect and go to with the household previous to the service from 5:00PM-7:00PM.
Kathy liked all issues outdoor. She was a wonderful swimmer and liked tenting and mendacity out within the solar. She was a Bob Marley and Traditional Rock fan. Household gatherings throughout any of the vacations had been one thing she at all times seemed ahead to attending and he or she loved cooking too. Her grandchildren held a particular place in her coronary heart and he or she was at all times within the issues they had been doing.
She is survived by daughters, Destry Stults of Hendersonville, TN and MacKenna Slate and her husband, James Slate of Springfield, TN; brother, Danny Stults, Gulf Breeze, FL; sisters, Patti Rogers (Ronnie), Greenbrier, TN, Jean Orndorff (Larry), Winchester, VA and Debbie Beazley (Gary), Greenbrier, TN; 8 cherished grandchildren, Forrest, Hannah, Sophie, Chloe, Cameron, Money, McKinley & Mattie.
Preparations entrusted to Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling Greenbrier, TN
Obituary for Debbie Morring Gadsey-Web page
Age 64 of Joelton, TN handed away Monday, October 12, 2020 at her residence. She was born March 28, 1956 in Nashville, TN to Lee Roy & Dorothy Nell Crick Morring. She labored as a customer support supervisor within the automotive business earlier than changing into disabled. She liked butterflies, celtic music and all animals, particularly dachshunds. Debbie was a Christian and a real Conservative, having already forged her vote for the November election.
She is preceded in dying by her dad and mom; She is survived by her loving husband and caregiver of 29-1/2 years, David Web page, Joelton, TN; sons, Matt (Pam) Gadsey, Fort Value, TX and David (Brandi)Web page, II, Toledo, OH; daughter, Dee Patton (Ritchie Scherer), Toledo, OH; 11 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; particular mates, Rick and Denise Spurgeon; quite a few cousins.
A memorial service was held at 6pm, Friday, October 16, 2020 at New Life Church, 2418 Foster Ave, Nashville, TN 37210, with Bro.Robert Hanson officiating. Her ashes had been interred at Lane Cemetery close to Dover, TN along with her dad and mom on Saturday, October 17, 2020.
Preparations entrusted to Austin & Bell Funeral Dwelling 533 Freeway 76 White Home, TN 37188
