Grief isn’t something to “fix” or reason with—it’s love, showing up in its rawest, wildest form. If you’ve ever felt that howl at the center of loss, you know how real it is.
Who (or what) are you carrying in your heart today? Share below if you feel called. You’re not alone. ❤️
11/17/2025
With profound sadness and with his family beside him, we share that Tyler Ray Ledbetter gained his wings on Sunday, November 16th, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee.
To know Tyler was to love him. Whether you called him “Ty-Bone,” “Ty,” or the title he cherished most, Cooper’s Dad. He brought warmth,...
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11/17/2025
Mrs. Inez Spain Adkins, age 74, passed away early Sunday, November 16, 2025 at her home in Bath Springs. She was born March 20, 1951 in Madison County to the late Luther and Clara Funderburk Spain. She was a homemaker and a strong Christian.
Mrs. Adkins is survived by her husband of 57 years,...
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11/15/2025
Do you love the cozy charm of fall or the festive sparkle of Christmas?
React with a 😆 for Fall or ❤️ for Christmas!
11/13/2025
Mr. Jimmy Tucker, age 81, passed away early Thursday, November 13, 2025 in Jackson. He was born February 20, 1944 in Scotts Hill to the late Woodrow Wilson Tucker and Lena Ethel Volner Tucker. He was a hard working family man and retired from MagneTek after 35 years of employment. Survivors...
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11/12/2025
Full of life, that may best describe Johnny Dyess III of Jackson who died today, November 12, 2025 at his residence. Johnny the son of the late John Dyess Jr and Virginia Ann Wilbourn Dyess was born on a Monday, October the 6th of 1958 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
John Gandy Dyess III enjoyed life...
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11/12/2025
Mrs. Deborah Goodman Camper passed away on Tuesday afternoon, November 11, 2025. Born to the late Kenneth and Laura Ruddell Goodman on August 18,1956 in East St. Louis, Illinois and predeceased by her brother, Danny Goodman.
Survivors include her husband of thirty-eight years, Mr. Terry Ronald...
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11/11/2025
Happy Veterans Day to our community members who have served or are currently serving! 🇺🇸
Be sure to show your gratitude to those who served our country. Which of these suggestions is your favorite way to honor our heroes?
11/08/2025
Some traditions feed the soul just as much as the holiday meal itself. 🦃🎄
What’s one that makes the season special for your family?
11/04/2025
Mrs. Wanda Glenn Dotson, age 86, passed away on Monday, November 3, 2025 in Lexington. She was born September 25, 1939 in Jackson to the late Otha Edward and Lessie Tyler Matlock. She enjoyed helping people in need and was a retired social worker and a member of Pleasant Plains Baptist Church...
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11/04/2025
We strive to create a warm and welcoming environment where families can find comfort and peace during difficult moments.
11/01/2025
“Grief triggers” are reminders—often unexpected—of those we've lost. These triggers can be anything from a memory, a birthday, or even seeing someone in a crowd who resembles your loved one. Although grief triggers can provoke anxiety, facing them rather than avoiding them can aid in your healing process.
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What began back in 1883 with D. D. Pafford operating a local hardware store with "undertaking services" turned into a full time funeral home when his son, Royal R. Pafford guided the business into the 20th century.
After Royal Pafford's early death in 1950, his daughter, Eva Louise Pafford, continued the family business. Being a woman in the business traditionally run by men, the now Eva Pafford Helms devoted her entire life and steered the family business into a community icon.
Mrs. Helms died in 1989, and Pafford Funeral Home continued with the fourth generation owner, her son, Robert Pafford Helms. With tradition as its foundation, the family business that began simply in 1883 as a hardware store is now a leader in the community and state within its profession.
As a family business that faces its third century, it continues to serve the citizens of Lexington and Henderson County in unparalleled service and professionalism and is the county's oldest family owned and operated business.
Expanding to give families the quality service they deserve throughout all aspects of the funeral service, we also own Henderson County Memory Gardens. Our goal is to provide the highest quality funeral service to families with care and dignity to the deceased as has been our tradition for over 120 years.