Stubblefield Funeral Home & Hamblen Memory Gardens & Mausoleum

10/31/2025

10/29/2025

Hamblen Memory Gardens & Mausoleums is proud to once again participate in Wreaths Across America — a heartfelt tradition that honors the service and sacrifice of our nation’s veterans.

Each December, wreaths are placed on the graves of our heroes as a living tribute — a reminder that their courage and service will never be forgotten. We are deeply honored to be part of this meaningful event again this year and invite our community to join us in remembering, honoring, and teaching the next generation about the true cost of freedom.

📅 Wreaths Across America Day: Saturday, December 14, 2025
📍 Hamblen Memory Gardens & Mausoleums – Morristown, TN

If you would like to sponsor a wreath or volunteer on this special day, please visit wreathsacrossamerica.org

Every wreath tells a story. Every story deserves to be remembered.

10/29/2025

10/13/2025

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10/02/2025

Frances Audrey Ogilvie

December 11, 1948 - September 30, 2025



Frances “Frani” Ogilvie, 76, passed peacefully into the arms of her Lord on September 30, 2025.



Raised in Lynn, Massachusetts, Frani was active in the Jewish Community Center during her youth, loved skateboarding (seriously), and proudly served as president of the Paul Anka Fan Club. A devoted Boston sports fan, she even formed friendships with Bruins legend Bobby Orr and Red Sox player Tony Conigliaro. She also loved spending time at Cape Cod and taking trips to New York City to watch shows on Broadway. Frani graduated from Lynn English High School in 1966—go Bulldogs.



In 1975, Frani moved to St. Petersburg, Florida. She gave her life to the Lord in 1978, a faith that remained her foundation for the rest of her life. She was an active member of Pinellas Park Wesleyan Church, where she enjoyed the fellowship of the Ladies LIFT Ministry and made many cherished friendships. She also attended and participated at Ohr Chadash, a congregation for Messianic Jews, where she found joy in honoring her Jewish heritage while living out her relationship with Jesus. In addition, she spent several years volunteering at the Bay Area Pregnancy Center, serving with compassion and dedication. Frani was known for her simple joys like loving Dunkin’ jelly donuts, her Red Sox, Disney World adventures, and her valued friendships.



Frani worked faithfully for the State of Florida for 30 years, retiring in 2005 before relocating to Eastern Tennessee.



Above all, Frani devoted her life to raising her two daughters as a single mom. She poured her heart into giving them a strong foundation of faith and a home full of laughter. Her humor was quick, witty, and often sarcastic, a signature part of her love. Later she embraced her greatest joy—being “Grammy” to her beloved grandchildren.

Frani was preceded in death by her parents, Irving and Sadie Rosenthal, her sister, Judith Gilbert, and her very best friend, Janis Cooper. She is survived by her daughters, Haley Hardesty (Scott) with children Bryce (Mallory) and Avery, and Nicole Campbell (Jonathan) with children Jackson and Kanda, as well as her niece, Marsha DiDomenico.

Haley and Nicole would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to the staff at Oakwood Senior Living and Gentiva Hospice of Knoxville for their loving and compassionate care.

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/morristown-tn/frances-ogilvie-12542424

09/30/2025

Whether you choose in-ground burial, above ground entombment or an option for cremation, cemetery property provides a final resting place for family and friends to visit and reflect on your legacy. Dignity Memorial® cemeteries offer a wide range of burial options, and Dignity Memorial professionals are here to help you choose the property that best suits the personal wishes, family preferences and cultural traditions of you or your loved one. Watch this video to see these different options:

There are several types of cemetery properties and different burial options. Learn more about in-ground and aboveground options for you and your loved one.

09/18/2025

Call us at 423-586-5430 with any questions,
we’d be happy to serve your family’s needs.

09/18/2025

Plan Ahead with Peace of Mind

At Stubblefield Funeral Home, we know how important it is to make sure your wishes are known and your family has the guidance they need. That’s why we offer free appointments to help you fill out our Personal Planning Guide—a thoughtful book designed to record:

-Your service preferences
-Family history & genealogy
-Helpful details your loved ones may need to know

Taking the time now can ease stress later and ensure everything is handled just the way you’d like.

Office Number- 423-586-5430

📅 Call us today to schedule your appointment and begin completing your Personal Planning Guide. Your future self—and your family—will thank you.

09/16/2025

Choosing cremation doesn’t mean limiting your memorial options. At Hamblen Memory Gardens, we offer beautiful and lasting ways to honor your loved one’s life, including:

•Cremation Benches surrounding our mausoleum

•Glass-front niches inside our mausoleum

•Columbarium spaces for a peaceful resting place

•Pedestals and garden settings for personalized memorials

Every family deserves a place where memories live on. Let us help you find the perfect option that reflects your loved one’s story.