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24/07/2025

Tommie Lee McCurry

Tommie Lee McCurry went to be with the Lord on July 15, 2025, at Centennial Hospital in Nashville, TN. Tommie Lee McCurry was born on September 16, 1940, in Gibson County, TN. He retired after 30 + years as a Produce Manager for Eisner Foods (Jewell Food) and enjoyed going to church, hunting, fishing and singing, and spending time with his family. His proudest moment was when he married Essie. He is survived by His wife, Essie B McCurry (of 65 years) and Children: LaGayette McCurry-Powell, Felicia Brown (DeMille), Alex McCurry, Twanda McCurry, and D'Andre McCurry (Katrina). Brothers & Sisters: James McCurry (Mary), John McCurry (Maudell), Eugene (Anthony) McCurry (Pam), Michael McCurry (Angela), Hartent McCurry, Carrie Cox, Betty Johnson (Joe). Grandchildren: Mario Powell (Lori), Candace Dillon (Lorenzo), Gregory Powell, Rahmir Kendrick (Deceased), Tiffany Hughes (Chris), Ashley Lee (Tommy), Alexis McCurry, and Alianna McCurry. He is also survived by a host of Great & Great-Great Grandchildren as well nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by His parents, Tom & Luna McCurry;Brothers & Sisters: Bobby Jo McCurry, Steve McCurry, Jerry McCurry, and Christine (Ann) McCurry. Grandson Rahmir Kendrick, Great Granddaughter Niekayla Powell.

(His Children's Poems/Words/or Thoughts)

Essie to Tommie: To my husband Tommie, God brought us together and of all the special gifts in life. However, great or small, to have you as my husband was the greatest gift of all. May the winds of love blow softly and whisper in your ear. “I love you and miss you and wish you were here.” Deep in my heart, our life is to love and cherish not forget. No more tomorrows we can share, but yesterdays are always there. I love you, Tommie, until we meet again.

LaGayette to my Dad: I thought of you with love today, but that is nothing new. I thought about you yesterday and days before that, too. I think of you in silence. I often speak your name. All I have are memories and your picture in a frame. Your memory is my keepsake with which I’ll never part. God has you in his keeping, I have you in my heart.

Felicia to my Dad: They say there is a reason, they say time will heal; neither time or reason will change the way I feel without you Dad. Gone are the days we used to share, but in my heart you will always be there. The heart of our memory will never close; I miss you more than anyone knows. I will continue loving and missing you daily until we meet again. Love you always and forever.

Alex to my Dad: We little knew the day that God was going to call your name. In life we loved you dearly, in death we do the same. It broke our hearts to lose you, but you didn’t go alone. For part of us went with you, the day God called you home. You left us peaceful memories. Your love is still our guide, and though we cannot see you. You are always at our side. Our family chain is broken and nothing seems the same, but as God calls us by one the chain will link again.

Twanda to my Dad: A light from our household is gone, A voice we loved stilled, A place is vacant in our home, which never can be filled. God gave us a beautiful father, you were always there with a helping hand,Help us now to accept God’s plan. I miss you now, my heart is sore.Your loving smile, your gentle face. No one can take my Father’s place. I love you, Daddy, your big baby girl.

D’Andre to my Dad: To my Dad words can’t express how much you will be missed. God saw that you were getting tired, so he put his arms around you and whispered “Come with Me”. You have truly been a blessing in our lives, and molded me into the man that I am today. I am so grateful God gave me a DAD like you. I will always remember your love and support your sense of humor, wisdom and guidance, generosity and kindness. You’ve always been there for mom and us. You will forever be in our hearts.” I’m so grateful God gave me a DAD like you.”

Place of Worship: Accepted the lord as his personal savior and was baptized into Christ at Dublin St Church of Christ in Champaign, IL & a member of New Town Church of Christ in Spring Hill, TN.

Funeral services: Wake: Friday, July 25,2025 from 4 P.M.- 8 P.M. at Williamson Memorial in Franklin, TN. Homegoing will be held at 12 pm, Saturday, July 26, 2025 at Newtown Church of Christ Spring Hill, TN.

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24/07/2025

Matthew Joel McDonald

Matthew Joel McDonald, a cherished son, brother, and friend, passed away at home on July 20, 2025, in Nashville, TN.

Born on April 21, 1980, in Reno, Nevada, Matthew was the son of Peter and Renee McDonald and the beloved brother of Sarah McDonald, PJ (Lauren) McDonald, and Deborah McDonald. He was also a devoted uncle to Mercy, Daniel, Cyrus, and Perri; whom he treated as his own. As well as Patrick and Jackson to which their love and affection for their uncle knew no bounds. Furthermore, he is survived by his cherished cat, Derbel (Duchess of Mischief), who was his constant companion.

Matthew's life was not without its challenges. No matter how life came at him, pulled the rug, or knocked him to his knees, he stood back up. He faced life with passion and a tenacious heart for those he held dear. leaving a lasting impression on all who knew him. Matthew loved the ocean, and dreamed of a life at sea. He held a deep pride in his Scottish heritage, Donning his kilt for any occasion (appropriate or not). He pursued the bagpipes so he might be able to play “Scotland the Brave” and “Amazing Grace” to honor others. The family that grew around him through their shared love of gaming spans the globe.

Matthew Joel McDonald will be remembered for his vibrant spirit, his dedication to all he loved, and the deep connections he forged with his family and friends. He leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, courage, and selflessness that will continue to inspire all who were privileged to know him.

A Visitation will be held in his memory at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Service, located at 3009 Columbia Avenue, Franklin, TN 37064, on Aug 2, 2025, from 1:00 PM until 2:00 PM. This will be followed by a Memorial Service at the same location from 2:00 PM until 3:00 PM. A reception will be held at Sportsman's Grill: 1640 Westgate Cir, Brentwood, TN 37027. All are welcome.

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23/07/2025

Anita Jane Ferris Allison

Anita Jane Ferris Allison, age 88, of Franklin, Tennessee, passed away peacefully on July 14, 2025. She was born on March 6, 1937, in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, to John Guy Ferris and Clara Eleanor Ferris (née Davies). Her childhood was spent living in Lansing, Michigan before settling in Maryland, where she lived for many years until relocating to Tennessee in 2017.

Anita was preceded in death by her parents; her sister, Linda Ferris Dudley; and her beloved husbands, Robin “Rob” Roller and Richard Allison.

She is survived by her son, David (Melissa) Allison; stepdaughter, Heather (Michael) Nassaur; granddaughters, Emily (Ammar) Fakhar and Elizabeth Allison; and her eagerly awaited great-granddaughter, due later this year.

Anita was a spirited, determined woman who embraced life with passion and joy. She loved animals, traveling, sunshine, and the little pleasures that make life sweet. When you ride in a red convertible, savor a Christmas cookie, pet a dog or cat, or feel the warmth of the sun on your face, think of Anita and smile.

A private service will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in Anita’s memory to the ASPCA

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23/07/2025

Amber Nacole Anglin

Amber Nacole Anglin, born on January 2, 1996, in Nashville, Tennessee, departed this life on July 21, 2025, in her hometown. Throughout her life, Amber radiated warmth and joy, leaving an indelible mark on everyone she encountered.

Amber graduated from Franklin High School, a testament to her dedication and hard work. Her journey was filled with passions that defined her character. She had a love for movies that often inspired lively discussions and screenings with family and friends. Amber's heart was also captured by the music of Rascal Flatts, embodying the melodies that resonated with her spirit. Among her many favorite experiences, nothing delighted her quite like a plate of chicken tenders or a joyful day spent at the park. She had an infectious enthusiasm for the animated world of SpongeBob SquarePants, bringing laughter and lightness into the lives of those around her.

Amber is survived by her loving father, Jeffrey Anglin; her grandfather, Robert Anglin; her uncles, Eddie and Mike Anglin; and her aunt, Lisa Talley. She also leaves behind her cherished cousins, Wesley, Elizabeth, Wolfgang, Fabian, and Sarah, as well as two Aunts by Heart, Heather Wells and Diane Hickey, who held her dear.

Amber was preceded in death by her mother, Julie Elizabeth Palmer, her grandparents, Horace and Judy Chadwell, and Frances Broderick, who will always be remembered in the hearts of those who loved her.

Her family and friends will gather to celebrate her life with services held at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Service in Franklin, Tennessee. The visitation will take place on July 27, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM, followed by a funeral service at 2:00 PM. Amber will be laid to rest in Williamson Memorial Gardens immediately following the funeral service.

Amber Nacole Anglin will be dearly missed yet forever cherished in the memories of all who had the privilege to know her.

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23/07/2025

Charles M. Nash

Charles Maxwell Nash, age 89 of Franklin, went home to be with the Lord on Monday, July 21, 2025.

Charles was born in Hickman County on Aug. 15, 1935, son of the late J.K. and Rosa Nash. He was a long-time member of the Franklin Church of Christ, where he served as Deacon and Elder for many years.

He is preceded in death by his loving wife of 62 years, Mary Loretta Nash, siblings Marjorie Litton, Joe Nash, Earl Nash, Modine Morgan, Maurine Meadows, Kenneth Nash and Loyd Nash.

Survivors include his son; Charles E. “Chuck” (Deborah) Nash; daughter, Bonnie L. (Frank) Daugherty; grandchildren, Lauren A. Nash, Stewart A. (Tori) Nash, Tamara D. (Will) Sanders and great-granddaughter Lilly Sanders; siblings Annette Shephard, Garner Nash and Boyd Nash.

The funeral service will be held at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home on Friday July 25, 2025. The family will gather at 9am and welcome friends at 10am. The service will follow at 11am with Boyd Nash and Mitch Davis officiating.

The Pallbearers will be Jimmy Frasier, Phil Barnes, Bart Nash, Shayne Adair, Erick Nash and Stewart Nash.

Honorary pallbearers will be Don Adair, David Coleman, Steve Mason and Ron Adams.

The family would like to extend a special thank you to the caregivers at Vitality Living Franklin.

Memorials may take the form of donations to the American Heart Association in loving memory of Charles Maxwell Nash.

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23/07/2025

Susan Muniz

Susan Eller Muniz, age 78, passed away July 20, 2025, at her home in Franklin, Tennessee.

Born on January 28, 1947, in Nashville, Tennessee, Susan was the daughter of the late Vernon and Inez Eller. She graduated from White County High School and continued her education at Tennessee Tech, earning a degree in education.

As a devoted teacher for Metro Nashville Schools for many years, Susan was certified to teach a variety of subjects at all grade levels. A true history buff, she undoubtedly would have walked away a winner had she ever made a Jeopardy appearance! Susan could conquer a crossword puzzle in the blink of an eye, loved traveling to experience other cultures, and poured herself into reading.

Susan’s greatest joy was her family. She and her late husband, Herb, married in 1968 and called Franklin “home,” raising their son, Michael, and daughter, Cathryn, in Oakwood Subdivision. Whether she was making homemade ice cream for neighborhood gatherings, baking her infamous cinnamon rolls for Cathryn’s volleyball team, or cheering Michael’s baseball team on from the sidelines, Susan poured herself into her children’s activities. She was also an incredibly proud “granny” to her 4 grandchildren.

Susan never met a stranger and was rarely (if ever) at a loss for words. She never turned down a good shopping spree, and every gift she ever gave had an incredible amount of thought poured into it. Dogs and cats always had a place in her home, as did Michael’s and Cathryn’s many neighborhood friends.

Susan is preceded in death by her parents, Vernon and Inez Eller, and her husband, Herbert, who passed in March of 2023.

She is survived by her son, Mike (Amanda) Muniz of Franklin, Tennessee; daughter, Cathryn (Bryan) Patrick of White House, Tennessee; grandchildren, Evan & Elizabeth Muniz and Hudson & Declan Patrick.

Visitation will be held Saturday, August 2, 2025, from 4-6 p.m. at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Williamson County Animal Shelter to support a cause dear to Susan’s heart.

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23/07/2025

Congratulations to Pam Stephens on receiving the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Southern Cemetery, Cremation & Funeral Association! 🎉

Pam’s decades-long leadership and heartfelt dedication at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home have made a significant impact, not only in her professional role but also through her tireless community service.

22/07/2025

Helen Lorene Cornelius

Born in Hannibal, MO, on December 6, 1941, to Joseph Clifton Johnson and LuElsie Elizabeth Johnson, Helen Lorene Cornelius went to be with her heavenly father on July 18, 2025.

Helen grew up in the country, in a small town outside of Monroe City, MO as the second youngest of eight children. It was the simple joys of country life that would one day provide Helen with the ideas and inspiration for her songwriting. Helen loved to sing and entertain from a young age – eventually teaching herself piano well enough to play at church and become a piano teacher. She along with sisters Judy and Sharon, formed a trio that performed locally.

Helen moved to Hannibal, MO in her late teens and married Lewis Cornelius with whom she had three children. Helen loved being a mom, and was a wonderful, loving, mother and grandmother. It brought great joy to Helen to cook for her children and loved ones and she was known to be a wonderful cook.

A naïve but hopeful young songwriter, Helen juggled being a wife and mom with songwriting, mailing her songs to publishers in New York and Nashville before eventually obtaining a writing deal with ScreenGems in 1970. She had a beautiful voice and was eventually paired with country singer Jim Ed Brown, performing for years as a duet and winning the CMA Vocal Duo of the year in 1977, among other accolades. Helen toured for years, both as a solo artist and with Jim Ed, and it brought her much joy to travel with many musicians and artists over the years, often returning home with great stories of the antics of road life.

Helen loved the gorgeous Smokey Mountains where in the 90’s she opened a dinner theatre with then-husband Jerry Garren in Gatlinburg, TN and enjoyed performing nightly before returning to her little chalet in the mountains. An animal lover her whole life, Helen always had a dog by her side. She also enjoyed staying fit, riding her bicycle into her late sixties.

An inspiration and mentor to many, Helen was generous, gentle and kind; a great friend with a beautiful heart who would always listen attentively and offer great advice, leaving you with a feeling of hope and positivity. Helen loved the Lord and reading her well-worn Bible, one of her favorite verses being Philippians 4:13.

Helen was predeceased by her parents, her beloved son Joey Cornelius, and sisters, Alice Thomas, Judy Gattshall, Sharon Carrick, and brothers, Bobby, Arthur and Don Johnson. She is survived by her children, Christy Cornelius of Nashville, Dennis Cornelius of Ashland City, grandchildren, Ross and Morgan Cornelius of Greeneville, TN and brother Elvin Johnson of Jackson, CA, numerous nieces and nephews and one sweet dog named Bella.

Helen’s beautiful voice brought joy to many and her gorgeous ear-to-ear smile, big hazel green eyes and infectious laugh will be missed but not forgotten. Heaven’s choir gained another angelic voice. “Well done, good and faithful servant” Matthew 25:21,23

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, PO Box 5014, Hagerstown, MD 21741 (MichaelJFox.org).

Visitation will be held on Friday July 25th from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. with a service immediately following at the Williamson Memorial Funeral Home, 3009 Columbia Ave, Franklin, TN 37064. A private burial will be held after for family and close friends.

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22/07/2025

James Lee Peach Sr.

James Lee Peach, Sr., age 79, passed away peacefully with his children by his side. Born in Cookeville, TN to the late Felix Newton Peach and Martha Lillian Coulson Peach. A lifelong resident of Brentwood, he was a member of one of Williamson County’s pioneer families and held a deep appreciation for the community he called home.

Jim had a deep appreciation and love for horses. An avid horseman in his younger years, he was a whipper in for the Hillsboro Hounds along side his father, Felix, who was the head huntsman. His interests were many; show jumping, fox hunting, western pleasure, trail riding…anything that got him to a barn with his favorite animals. Something he missed in his final years.

A proud veteran of the United States Army, James served during the Vietnam War as a skilled helicopter mechanic. After his service, he was the safety manager for Burns and Baker, building many of the interstates and roads throughout the middle Tennessee area. Later, he opened Triune Saddle Shop, with his business partner and friend, serving the horse community throughout Williamson, Rutherford and Bedford counties. During the time he was part-owner of the little shop with the horse on top in Triune, TN, he began hauling horses and tractors for people he knew leading him to eventually of open Bent Tree Transport, where, as owner and operator, he combined his strong work ethic, business acumen and mechanical skills to build a successful business.

Jim was happiest when working in his shop, whether woodworking, working on vehicles or just tackling handyman projects. He had the mind of an engineer and the hands of a craftsman—able to build just about anything, from home additions to horse vans, often without ever needing a measuring tape. He also had a deep love for the outdoors, enjoyed fishing, and had a passion for travel. Over the years, he visited every connecting state in the U.S., with only Hawaii and Alaska left uncharted.

Finally, he was also a faithful member of Garrison United Methodist Church. Though a small community, it was family both literally and figuratively. A family church owing its beginnings, in part, to the Peach family settling in Peach Hollow in the little community just outside of Leiper’s Fork, TN where his Great Grandfather was a circuit riding preacher.

Those left to cherish James’ memory are his children, James “Jimmy” Peach Jr. (Katy), and Jennifer Peach Myers (Donnie); grandchildren, Allison Bledsoe, Drew Bledsoe (Sydney), Hannah Bledsoe, Jack Bledsoe, Eli Myers, Chloe Peach, and Samuel Peach; sister, Sue Wheeley; and the mother of his children, Edith Frazer Peach.

A Celebration of Life will be held in the coming weeks.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Alive Hospice.

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22/07/2025

Theron Edward "Ed" Morrison

Theron Edward “Ed” Morrison, Sr passed away at the age of 80 on July 17, 2025, in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He will be remembered as a faithful servant of God and a much beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend.

Ed was born on August 28, 1944 in Fayette, AL. The youngest of six children, Ed was easy-going and fun to be around. He was a hard worker from early in his life, including on the farm his family sharecropped and later at the service station his parents operated. As a young teenager, Ed and his brother Joel helped clean the local grammar school where his grandfather was the janitor. Ed and Joel, the two youngest siblings who were less than a year apart, and their cousin James Raley Morrison were particularly close growing up and got into a lot of fun trouble together.

Ed met his future wife, Elizabeth Miles, at a dance in Winfield, AL. Ed would recount that he initially lied about his age because he didn’t want her to know he was two years younger than she was. They married on October 17, 1964 and lived in Atlanta, GA. He and Elizabeth joined Utoy Primitive Baptist Church in November 1965. Their faith served as the foundation of their life together.

During their time in Atlanta, Ed worked at a creosote plant and later took computer programming classes, which he saw advertised on a matchbook cover. He was drafted into the Army in 1966 and sent to San Francisco, CA to do computer programming. When his number came up to be deployed to Vietnam, his supervisor requested a deferment due to his valuable programming skills. When his number came up again, he received a rare second deferment because Elizabeth had just turned 7 months pregnant. Their first child, Hope, was born in 1967. Following the conclusion of his service, they returned to Atlanta, where he enrolled in Georgia State University, becoming the first person in his family to go to college. They moved to Athens, GA where their daughter Joy was born in 1969. He worked in and became the manager of the University of Georgia’s Computer Programming Department while earning a bachelors degree in accounting. He spent his career managing information systems departments for Bendix, Ingram, and Bridgestone. In 1976, they moved to Jackson, TN, where they joined Robins Street Primitive Baptist Church. Their son Theron was born in 1977. They moved to Murfreesboro, TN in 1987 and joined Cool Springs Primitive Baptist Church in Franklin. Following his retirement in 2005, he and Elizabeth began an antiques and collectibles business as a hobby. Ed particularly enjoyed auctions and sometimes tested Elizabeth’s patience with his enthusiasm for trying to outbid people for items he liked. They also loved traveling with some of their dear church friends.

Ed was often serious and quiet but had a dry and sometimes silly sense of humor and could be very funny and fun to be with. He was the dad who would take you on the rollercoaster and the granddad who would race go-karts with you and probably have more fun than you did. He was competitive and made you earn the win, whether it was Rook or pool or putt-putt, but kept you laughing with his good-natured trash talk. He was also disciplined and very organized. He was methodical about lining up his shoes in the closet and neatly putting work clothes away when he came home at the end of the day. He organized years of paperwork for their accounts and assets into binders to make it easy for their children to figure out their estate.

Ed was a faithful Primitive Baptist, serving as a deacon and a song leader for many years. A diligent student of the Bible, he read many articles and books over the years to expand his understanding of his faith; attended preacher meetings just to listen and learn; and enjoyed theological discussions with Primitive Baptist preachers and church members. His closest friends in adulthood were other church members, who he truly considered to be his brothers and sisters.

Despite chronic pain and physical and cognitive decline in his last few years due to Parkinson’s, Ed never complained. He displayed a rare stoicism and acceptance of his condition, trusting God to carry him through.

While he will be greatly missed, he leaves behind a wealth of wonderful memories and a legacy of unwavering service to his church and his family. Ed is preceded in death by his wife Elizabeth Miles Morrison; parents Mary Lee Raley Morrison and George Floyd Morrison; and siblings Emma Jean Morrison Birk, William George Morrison, and James Clifton Morrison. He is survived by children Elizabeth Hope Morrison (Michael Crowe), Cara Joy Morrison Davis (Tim), and Theron Edward Morrison Jr; grandchildren Amelia Elizabeth Crowe, Natalie Barbara Crowe, Sarah Marie Crowe, Logan Edward James Davis, and Vivienne Hope Morrison Davis; and brothers Ronald Grey Morrison and Joel Clanton Morrison.

Funeral service will be held 12:00PM Saturday, July 26, 2025 with visitation one hour prior to the service at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Williamson Memorial Gardens.

Memorial donations may be made to the Parkinson’s Foundation or the charity of your choice. Ed would have been deeply touched by any donation in his honor to help those in need.

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22/07/2025

Jane King Sawyer

Jane King Sawyer (89) passed away peacefully at her beloved family farm on Sunday, July 20, 2025. Jane entered the world on February 24, 1936, in Franklin, TN. From that moment forward, she led a compassionate life, always prioritizing others' needs over her own.

Jane married Charlie Sawyer in 1954. The two shared a lifetime of love and adventure before he died in 2019. In 64 years of marriage — knowing each other since 1st grade — it's hard to discuss either one without thinking of the other. Charlie often seemed larger than life itself. However, Jane served as the much-needed voice to ground him, as the ever-steady presence in their partnership. While traveling the southeast for Charlie's career, they raised two wonderful daughters — Betsy and Olivia.

Jane came from a large, close-knit family where she was the fourth of seven siblings. Family remained a defining element in her life as she sought to ensure those around her knew how much they were loved and valued. In 1988, Jane and Charlie settled at Lone Oak Farm where she remained until her death. It’s here that she shared many of her happiest moments with those closest to her. Fall BBQs surrounded by laughter, music, and 2-stepping. Magical Christmases. Fourth of July fireworks. The joy of seeing her family together while enjoying possibly the best coconut cake ever made. Jane always found herself ready to host in absolute style — hair done, makeup perfect and a welcoming smile and hug. She exemplified class and kindness. Jane will be missed by all who knew her.

Most profound appreciation and thanks to Patti Watkins, who assisted immensely in her care over the past few years. Additionally, the family wants to acknowledge the wonderful care Jane received from Adoration Home Health and Hospice.

She was preceded in death by her husband Charlie Sawyer, her daughter Olivia McGaugh, her sons-in-law Greg Jones and Tommy McGaugh, parents William and Bessie King, brothers, Billy, Peter and Toby King and sisters Mayme King Cotton and Lucille King Isaacs.

She is survived by her daughter, Betsy Jones. Grandchildren: Daniel Jones (Jessica), Michael Jones (Christy), and Chase Norcom. Great Grandchildren: Annie Wilson Jones, Charlie Jones, and Sullivan Jones. Sister: Betsy King Edgemon

A memorial service will be held at Williamson Memorial in Franklin, TN, on Thursday, July 24, 2025 at 2:00PM, with visitation beginning two hours prior. Burial will follow the service in Williamson Memorial Gardens. In place of flowers, please donate to a charity of your choice.

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