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05/15/2026

November 12, 1956 - May 6, 2026

Edward Lee Williams, Sr., 69 of Louisville transitioned on Wednesday, May 6, 2026 at Baptist Hospital.

Visitation Saturday, May 16, 2026 from10am- 12pm at W.T. Shumake & daughters Funeral Home 3815 Newburg Road. Funeral to follow at 12 noon.

Edward Lee Williams, Sr. was born on November 12, 1956, to the union of Mary Williams and Charles White. He was one of five children born to this loving family. Edward was known for his warm spirit and kind heart. He enjoyed biking, listening to music, meeting new people, and spending time outdoors. He was friendly, approachable, and always willing to lend a helping hand. One of his favorite sayings, “You alright?”, was his simple yet meaningful way of checking on others and offering support.

Edward met and married Carmelita Wilson, and together they shared over 30 years of love, companionship, and commitment. From this union, he gained a devoted stepdaughter, Jasmine Wilson.

Edward dedicated over 30 years of service to Masonic Homes of Kentucky, where he was a valued and hardworking employee. He retired in 2024, but like many who find purpose in their work, his retirement was short-lived. He chose to continue working full-time until his health began to decline.

On Wednesday, May 6, 2026, Edward answered God’s call and transitioned peacefully to his eternal rest. His presence, kindness, and unwavering love will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

Edward leaves to cherish his memory his beloved wife, Carmelita Wilson; his children, Cheyenne Williams, Chanel Betts, Alaina Williams, and Edward Williams Jr. (Sharina Splan); along with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his sister, Delcina Williams; his brothers, Raymond Williams and Albert Williams; his stepbrother, Charles Lee White; and his stepsister, Lavonne Downs. He further leaves behind a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, extended relatives, and dear friends.

Edward was preceded in death by his parents, Mary Williams and Charles White, and his brother, Michael Williams.

05/13/2026

July 29, 1930 - May 6, 2026

Katie Louise Taylor Jones Willoughby, age 95, of Louisville, KY, returned to her Heavenly Father on May 6, 2026.

Visitation 5-8pm Thursday, May 14, 2026 at W.T. Shumake & Daughters Funeral Home 3815 Newburg Road and 10am- 10:30am Friday, May 15, 2026 at Lanier Memorial Baptist Church 4238 Hale Ave. Funeral will follow at 10:30am. Burial at Zachary Taylor National Cemetery 4702 Brownsboro Rd.

She is reunited in heaven with her two children, Clarence and Evelyn; her parents, Horace and Katie Madge Taylor; her husbands, Roosevelt Jones Sr. and Rev. Alton Willoughby; her brother-in-law, Madison Coger Harris Jr., and her nephew, Madison Cogar Harris III.

Her spirit lives on in her sister, Mary Elizabeth Harris; her children, Roosevelt Jones Jr., Kenneth Duane Jones (Penelope), and Carol Annette Jones Luvert (Stephen); her grandchildren, Karl Maurice Jones, Christopher Shawn Jones, Jeremy Keith Jones, Carrington Smith, Haley Jones, and Ivy Taylor Lewis; her ten great-grandchildren; her two sisters-in-laws and a host of beloved nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

05/03/2026

September 21,1967 - April 28, 2026

Oliver Todd Ross "Todd" 58, of Jeffersonville, Indiana transitioned on April 28, 2026.

Visitation 4pm-7pm Monday, May 4, 2026, at W.T. Shumake & Daughters Funeral Home 3815 Newburg Road Louisville, Kentucky.

Oliver Todd Ross was a father, grandfather, son, brother, uncle, and friend whose presence brought strength, laughter, and warmth to those around him. He lived a life defined by loyalty, love for family, and a deep sense of community.

“Todd” as he was called by family and friends, was the adopted son of Oliver L. Ross and Carolyn (Lindsey) Ross. He was originally named Lawrence Calvin Washington at birth. Todd was a caring brother to his sister, Lisa M. Ross Beteet (Kenneth).

He leaves behind his loving children, Casey Ross and Taylor Kaestner (James); and his children from his former marriage to Sonya W. Ross, his firstborn Jasmine Ross, Teresa Ross, and Todd Ross; as well as his stepson, Darren Harbour. He is also survived by his six cherished grandchildren: Taveon Taylor, Sonya E. Ross, Averie Ross, Cayden Ross, Elijah Ross, and Aliyah Ross, each of whom brought him immense pride and joy.

Todd graduated from Horace Mann High School in 1985, where he was an active and talented athlete. He participated in football, track, and swimming, and also shared his voice in the church choir—an early reflection of his spirited and well-rounded nature.

A former Marine, Todd, carried himself with strength and discipline throughout his life. Professionally, he was a licensed mechanic, known for his skill, dedication, and strong work ethic. Outside of work, he found great happiness as a member of Riders For Life, known as Black Street. His loyalty to the club ran deep, and the brotherhood he found there brought him lasting fulfillment.

Todd will also be remembered for the simple joys he mastered, especially his talent on the grill. He had a way of bringing people together, whether through food, laughter, or just his presence.

In addition to his immediate family, Todd leaves to cherish his memory, his stepmother, Deborah Ross; his step-siblings, Jeffery, Jerry, and Kendra who he loved dearly and a cousin who was like a brother, Geoge Ross “Jordy”.

Above all, Todd was a man who valued connection. Whether as a father, friend, or fellow rider, he left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him.
He will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

04/17/2026

April 8, 1940 - April 11, 2026

Augustus Calvin Beavers "Gus", 86 of Louisville transitioned on Saturday, April 11, 2026.

Visitation 5-8pm Friday, April 17, 2026, at Community Missionary Baptist Church 4909 E. Indian Trail. Funeral 12 noon, Saturday, April 18, 2026 at his church. Burial 10am Monday, April 20, 2026 at Resthaven Memorial Gardens 4400 Bardstown Road.

Augustus Calvin Beavers, affectionately known as “Gus,” was born on April 8, 1940, in Lincoln, Alabama, to Nora Chatman Beavers and Oliver Beavers. He was the third of seven children.

Gus began his Christian journey at an early age at Pine Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Lincoln, Alabama. He attended Lincoln Elementary School and Talladega County Training School (now known as Lincoln High School). He later pursued trade school, where he developed his skills in masonry.

In the early 1950s, seeking better opportunities, Gus relocated to Louisville, Kentucky, following his sister and brother-in-law, Johnnie Mae and Willie James Montgomery. He began working in construction before securing employment with Ford Motor Company. Gus dedicated 30 years of service to Ford, working from June 10, 1970, until his retirement on June 10, 2000.

Shortly after moving to Louisville, Gus joined Community Missionary Baptist Church. He faithfully served on the Usher Board, was a member of the Men’s Culinary Committee, and was later appointed Men’s Day Chairman. Unfortunately, declining health prevented him from completing this role.

In his leisure time, Gus found joy in simple pleasures. He loved riding his bike through the neighborhood, watching Westerns, hunting, cooking, and was especially known as a grill master when it came to barbecue. He also had a passion for gardening, growing tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, okra, and green beans, and took pride in canning food to last through the winter. Sitting on his front porch, greeting neighbors as they passed by, reminded him of his cherished days in Alabama.

Gus was a God-fearing man whose life was marked by kindness, generosity, courage, humility, and integrity. Above all, he found his greatest joy in being with his family and helping others whenever he could.

On April 11, 2026, just three days after celebrating his 86th birthday, Gus answered God’s call from labor to eternal rest.

He leaves to cherish his loving memory his daughters: Nadine Rogers (Jerry), Bridgette Beavers, Dana Beavers, and Megan Bell (Branden); his grandchildren: Alisha, Shawn, Cheyenne, Branden Jr., Kelvin, and Caidence; his right handman, Tyrone Wright; and a host of extended family and dear friends.

04/09/2026

August 4, 1951 - April 5, 2026

Rosalind Evans Walton, 74, of Louisville, transitioned on Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026

Memorial Service 12:00pm Friday, April 10, 2026 at W.T. Shumake & Daughters Funeral Home 3815 Newburg Road.

Rosalind Evans Walton was born on August 4, 1951, in Louisville, Kentucky, to Mary Unseld. She was educated in the Jefferson County Public School system and spent most of her life in the Newburg neighborhood, where she was a familiar and caring presence in the community. For many years, Rosalind devoted herself to caring for children in the area, touching countless lives with her kindness and patience.

Rosalind began her Christian journey at King Solomon Baptist Church, where her faith continued to grow throughout her life. She had a deep love for gospel music, as well as music from the 1960s and 1970s.

Known for her gift in the kitchen, Rosalind could make even the simplest meal taste extraordinary.
Kind, sweet, funny, and laid-back are just a few of the words loved ones use to describe Rosalind. She was also honest and direct, never hesitating to offer wisdom when it was needed. She lived by the principle: “If you say you’re going to do something, then do it.”

Despite life’s challenges, Rosalind found joy in life’s simple pleasures. She enjoyed watching CSI, her favorite television show, while sipping on a Coke and enjoying Lay’s Sour Cream & Onion potato chips. She especially cherished moments spent with family—whether being warmly embraced as family by her caregiver, Nicole, or sharing laughter and love with her grandchildren.

On Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026, Rosalind Evans Walton peacefully departed this life.

She leaves to cherish her memory: her son, Reginald Holden, grandson Antonio Miles; her great grandson, Antonio Miles, Jr.; her brother, Dan Holden; her sisters, Barbara Green, Philodendron Green and Tandy Beaumont; and a host of extended family members, neighbors, and dear friends.

04/09/2026

March 12, 1976- March 28, 2025

Tiffany Renee Gwynn, 50, of Louisville transitioned on Saturday, March 28, 2026.

Family gathering: 12-1, Saturday, April 11, 2026 at W. T. Shumake & Daughters Funeral Home, 3815 Newburg Road. Memorial Service will follow at I P.M.

Tiffany Renee Gwynn was born on March 12, 1976, to proud parent, Claudetta Gwynn. Tiffany was the baby of the family, which went along well with her soft-spoken voice, and purity of her soul.

Tiffany received her education in the Jefferson County Public School System and was a proud graduate of Moore High School. After graduation, she briefly took up cosmetology school and went on to start a family on her own.

"Tiff" as many know her, was born and raised in the Newburg community. Tiffany was able to overcome life's obstacles with poise and grace. Whether you needed a listening ear, someone to make you laugh, a place to hide out, or even a fresh batch of fried chicken, Tiffany was your shoulder to lean on. Tiffany loved to dance, sing, and paint. She enjoyed spending time with her family, and being such a light to others that she could turn the moon into the sun. When her sister fell sick, she was there—rain, sleet or snow, and when tragedy struck, she adopted her sisters dog Ace and loved him as her own, because she knew how much her sister loved him. Her upbeat personality is what drew people towards her the most. She never met a stranger, as her generosity and gentleness left a lasting impression on everyone she met. Her bubbly, optimistic mindset made her very easy to remember, and even harder to forget.

Tiffany Renee Gwynn, a beloved mother, daughter, sister, grandmother, partner, and friend, gained her wings on Saturday March 28th 2025, in her hometown of Louisville, Kentucky. She was preceded in death by her loving sister, Venus Gwynn.

Tiffany leaves to cherish the memories she made, her loving mother, Claudetta Dutton Gwynn; her 3 children, Andrew King, Diamond Anderson, and Pearl Gwynn; her cherished grandson, Cairo Williams; two sisters, Candace Gwynn, Constance Robinson; her significant other, that loved her deeply, and stood by her side, Glenn Green. She also leaves behind a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, extended family, and countless friends, who became family. Tiffany was mother, sister, auntie, cousin and confidant to many. Her love was limitless, and her loving soul was sincere.

Tiffany will be missed beyond measure, but her spirit lives on in the many lives she touched. Her laughter, love, and unwavering strength, will never be forgotten.

04/04/2026

April 8, 1959 - March 23, 2026

Patricia Ann Cochran, 76, of Louisville transitioned on Thursday, March 23, 2026.

Memorial Service Sunday, April 5, 2026 2pm at W.T. Shumake & Daughters Funeral Home 3815 Newburg Road.

Patricia Ann Hunter Cochran was born on March 3, 1949, in Louisville, Kentucky, to Georgia Ann Taylor and William Hunter. Her Christian journey began at an early age when she joined Forest Baptist Church.

Patricia was a proud graduate of Thomas Jefferson High School. In her spare time, she enjoyed riding her motorcycle—sometimes solo and other times with fellow members of the Petersburg Motorcycle Club. She also loved driving her favorite fast Z-28 T-Top. Patricia was truly a diva who took pride in her stylish clothing and unique jewelry.

She never met a stranger and was a friend to everyone. Patricia was an active member of her community, known for her strong work ethic and dedication. She was an excellent cook and retired after many years of service from Hurstbourne Country Club.

In October of 1973, Patricia married Thomas Cochran, and together they had one daughter, Tammy Cochran.
On Monday, March 23, 2026, Patricia Ann Hunter Cochran departed this life. She leaves to cherish her memory her daughter, Tammy Cochran Tooley; her grandchildren, Damon Tooley II and Devin Tooley (Kelsey); her siblings, Sondra Gathright (Ron) and Linda Sowell (Wayne); and a host of family, friends, and neighbors.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Georgia Ferrell; her father, William Hunter; and “Goochie.”
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04/03/2026

January 5, 1952 - March 25, 2026

Jesse Ruth Boleware, 74, of Louisville transitioned on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Visitation 10-12 Saturday, April 4, 2026 at Cable Baptist Church 1875 Farsley Road Louisville, KY. The funeral will follow at 12pm. Burial Monday, April 6, 2026 at Evergreen Cemetery 4623 Preston Hwy Louisville, KY.

Jesse Ruth Boleware, Jessie Ruth Boleware was born on January 5, 1952, in Louisville, Kentucky, to the loving union of Mattie Lou Jennings and Clarence Willis Boleware. She was the eldest daughter among their six girls, including Linda Boleware, Diana Richardson, Eula Collins‑Barnett, Lillie McBirth, and Jacqueline Boleware. She carried that role with strength, responsibility, and grace throughout her life.

Jessie was educated in the Jefferson County Public School System and proudly graduated from Central High School, Class of 1972.
From an early age, Jessie’s life was rooted in faith. At seven years old, she joined Cable Missionary Baptist Church, marking the beginning of a lifelong spiritual journey. In 1982, Jessie rededicated her life to Christ, reaffirming her unwavering belief that God is always in control. Through every season—both joyful and challenging—Jessie trusted God completely and lived with the assurance that everything remained in His hands.

Jessie possessed a deep heart for ministry and service. She often spoke of her desire to become a missionary and travel the world spreading encouragement and God’s love.

Though she did not journey abroad, Jessie fulfilled her calling by doing missionary work within her own community, uplifting others with compassion, wisdom, and faith.
Serving the Lord was Jessie’s greatest joy. She faithfully served as President of the Nurses’ Guild, was a dedicated member of the Missionary Board, participated in Royal United Nurses (the organization of all nurses’ guilds), and lifted her voice in praise as a member of the Senior Choir. Professionally, Jessie was a highly respected and exceptional nurse, bringing the same care and devotion to her work as she did to her ministry.

A lover of music, Jessie found comfort and encouragement through songs that reminded her of God’s presence and promises. Music became a spiritual lifeline—one that soothed her soul and strengthened her faith.

Family was at the center of Jessie’s life. She worked tirelessly, making countless sacrifices to provide for and support those she loved. With a generous heart, Jessie often placed others before herself, offering both care and provision without hesitation. Her love was evident in her words, her actions, and her daily choices.

Jessie was a devoted and proud mother to four children: LaManda English, LaMonsherrie Maddox (James), Jamoca English, Brandy Nelson (Antwan, Sr.). She was also the cherished grandmother of 10 grandchildren: Alexandria Hill (Reginald ), Harold Swan, Jessica Swan, Olivia Swan, Joshua Maddox (Mercedes), Caleb Maddox, Antwan Nelson, Jr., Braeden Nelson, Crystal Harris, Christine Harris. Jessie’s legacy continues through her 7 great‑grandchildren: Owen Swan, CJ Edmondson, Raegan Edmondson, Aaron Woods, Rhythm Edmondson, Patricia Maddox, Levon Banks.
Thoughtful and reflective, Jessie valued peace and understanding. While she did not always agree with everyone, she believed firmly that everything we have is given by God and should be used wisely and lovingly. She held fast to the truth that God is the giver of all things and that He always has something greater ahead.

In her spare time, Jessie found joy in gardening and canning fruits and vegetables, turning her passion into a part‑time business. Each handmade, garden‑grown product proudly bore her personal tag line: “Oh taste and see that the Lord is good” — Psalm 34:8.

She also enjoyed crafting, painting, playing card games, making Derby hats, and sharing community with friends. Jessie was an active member of the Red Hatters, Wilderness Road Seniors, Newburg Seniors, and the Eastern Star Women’s Christian Organization.

On March 25, 2026, God called His daughter Jessie Ruth Boleware from labor to reward. She leaves to cherish her memory 4 children,10 grandchildren, 7 great‑grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, extended family, and dear friends.
Jessie’s life leaves behind a powerful legacy of faith, strength, service, and love—a legacy that will continue to live on in the hearts of all who were blessed to know her.

03/31/2026

January 11, 1975 - March 20, 2026

Ta'Ron Jeremont Lee, 51, of Cincinnati, Ohio, transitioned on March 20, 2026.

Visitation 6 - 8pm Wednesday, April 1, 2026, and 10:30am Thursday, April 2, 2026, at Lampton Baptist Church 1121 S. Clay Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Funeral 11am Thursday, April 2, 2026 at the church.

Ta’Ron Jeremont Lee was, born January 11, 1975, in Louisville, Kentucky. He was the youngest child born to Barbara J. Lee and Jesse Williams and educated in the Jefferson County Public School system..

In 1997 Ron enlisted in the United States Army and received numerous medals National Defense Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, and the Army Commendation Medal during his decade of service. He was honorably discharged in 2007.

Ron later made his home in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he became a devoted member of From The Heart Church Ministry. He was active in the Brotherhood ministry and shared his musical gifts by playing the guitar for his church family. Having accepted God at a young age, Ron reaffirmed his faith later in life and remained spiritually grounded.

A man of compassion and purpose, Ron was deeply committed to giving back to his community. As a certified addiction counselor, he dedicated himself to helping individuals and families navigate the challenges of addiction. He also had a passion for photography, believing in the importance of capturing life’s moments so they could be cherished and remembered.

On March 20, 2026, Ta’Ron Jeremont Lee peacefully transitioned to Heaven.

He leaves to cherish his memory his four beloved children: his daughter, Ta’Laisha, and his three sons, Tajon, Tramel, and Tarrik; his mother, Barbara J. Lee; his sister, Tracy Knuff (Paul Knuff); along with a host of extended family members, church families in both Louisville and Cincinnati, and members of the military veteran community.
He was preceded in death by his father.

Ron will be remembered for his service, his faith, his kindness, and his unwavering dedication to helping others.

03/27/2026

March 27, 1958 - March 23, 2026

Billy Wayne Davis, 67, of Frankfort, Kentucky, departed this earth on March 23, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of service, and love for his family and community.

Visitation 10AM - 12PM Saturday, April 4, 2026, at First Baptist Church Frankfort, 100 Clinton St. Homegoing service will follow at 12PM. Interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Services entrusted to W.T. Shumake & Daughters, Louisville, KY.

Donations may be made in his memory to the American Cancer Society.

Born on March 27, 1958, in Frankfort, Kentucky, Billy was the beloved son of the late Katherine Fletcher Davis and Robert Henry Davis, Sr. He was a proud graduate of Frankfort High School, Class of 1976, where he formed lifelong friendships.

Billy devoted 36 years of faithful service to the Commonwealth of Kentucky, working for the Department of Transportation as an Engineering Technologist III. He was a member and an integral part of First Baptist Church Frankfort as the facilities manager.

He was a man who valued family, community, and integrity. Billy served in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves earning the distinctive dress blue uniform. He was a member of American Legion Post 176 and Meridian Sun Lodge #26, PHA, laying the foundation for a life of hard work and commitment.

He leaves to cherish his memory: daughter, Carla A. Carter; grandchildren: Joshua Smith, Aliyah Jones, Jeremiah Green, and Kaydence Ware; great grandchildren, Adrian and Mila Smith, Gracelyn Green, and Morgan Lipsy; siblings: Robert Henry Davis, Jr., Deborah (Bo) Bobbitt, Roberta (Jessie) Brownlee, and Drusilla (Gerald) Brownlee; and a host of cousins and dear friends.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Carol Davis and daughter, Monique Pearson.

03/16/2026

January 20, 1950 - March 11, 2027

Ronnie Lee White, 76, of Louisville transitioned on Wednesday, March 11, 2026 at Treyton Oaks Towers.

Visitation 12-7 Tuesday, March 17, 2026, at Phillips Memorial CME Church 3535 Grand Avenue. Funeral 12pm Wednesday at his church. Burial Green Meadows Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers please make a contribution to the Kentucky School for the Blind in his honor.

Ronnie White was born on Friday, January 20, 1950. in Louisville, Kentucky to loving parents, Equisha White Ray and Ernest Ray, Sr.

Ronnie attended the Kentucky School for the Blind, where he developed a strong sense of independence and determination that guided him throughout his life. He rode the bus daily to school and later to work, demonstrating his dedication and self-reliance. He also managed a canteen shop at the former Southwick Health Center. Ronnie later began a long and faithful career with Kentucky Industries for the Blind, where he worked for 27 years before retiring. He was also an active member of the Louisville Blind Association.

Although Ronnie had no children of his own, he deeply loved and cherished his nieces and nephews. He took great pride in encouraging them to do well in life and always offered words of wisdom and support. He shared a particularly special bond with his nephew, PJ Louis Ray, who lovingly served as his support and caretaker. Ronnie deeply appreciated PJ’s dedication, kindness, and presence in his life, and the two shared a relationship built on love, trust, and family devotion.

Ronnie shared a special bond with his mother and treasured the many summer evenings spent sitting on the porch with both his mother and father, enjoying conversation and the comfort of family. As the oldest of three brothers, he carried a deep sense of responsibility and love for his family.

He had a passion for classic cars and loved collecting them. Music was also very dear to him, and he proudly kept his collection of original 8-tracks and found joy in listening to music and playing the piano.

Ronnie loved staying connected with family. He often spent hours talking with his cousins on the phone and could recall their numbers by heart.

Known as the family historian, he took pride in remembering and sharing the stories and history that kept the family connected across generations.

Family meant everything to Ronnie. He valued every moment spent with loved ones and brought warmth, encouragement, and laughter to those around him. His presence was a source of comfort, and his love will always be remembered.

On Wednesday, March 11, 2026, God gently called His servant home from labor to eternal rest. Ronnie lived a life rooted in faith, strengthened by resilience, and filled with deep love for his family and those around him.

Ronnie leaves to cherish his memory his devoted brother, Charles Ray (Kathy); his nieces and nephews, Sidney Ray (Amber), Equisha Keys, PJ Louis Ray (Brittany), and Michelle Ray; great-nieces and nephews, Roderick Brown, Kelita Adams, Arianna Pointer, Adrien Pointer II, Sydney Ray, Marcus Council, Nadia Keys, and Mason Ray; and great-great-nieces and nephews, Roderick Brown Jr., Ro’niayah Brown, and Arryanna Cardell, along with many other relatives and friends who loved him dearly.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ernest Alfred Ray Sr.; his mother, Equisha White Ray; and his youngest brother, Ernest Louis Ray (Amelia).

Ronnie will be remembered for his unwavering faith, his love for family, and the impact he made on everyone who knew him. His kindness, resilience, and gentle spirit will continue to live on in the hearts of those who loved him.

Though he has departed this earthly life, his memory will forever remain a blessing to his family and friends.

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