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With warm hearts and compassion, we strive the tell story of each loved one with grace. But once the funeral is over, the work is not done.

A trusted pillar of the community, offering unique, personalized tributes, ceremonies, and funerals to our Spring Hill, Thompson Station and Columbia community. Spring Hill Memorial Park, Funeral Home & Cremation Services is focused on outstanding service and care for every family we serve. For over 20 years we have discovered the importance of personal care and making each family feel heard. The

home is warm, welcoming, and comfortable for families to gather as they honor the life of their loved ones. The funeral planning staff will reach beyond expectations to arrange an unforgettable service. We offer grief resources to guide you through this sensitive time. Spring Hill Memorial Park, Funeral Home & Cremation Services is ready to help you plan your cremation services as well. Our on-site crematory allows you to plan with confidence, knowing your loved one will never leave our care. Life Celebrations are a way to honor the life of the deceased with hobby displays, memory-sharing, and favorite musical selections. The best part about choosing Spring Hill Memorial Park, Funeral Home & Cremation Services our their understanding that every funeral service will look different because every life is unique. Spring Hill Memorial Park, Funeral Home & Cremation Services is ready to serve families of Spring Hill, Thompson Station, Bethesda, Theta, Columbia, Chapel Hill, Jameson, College Grove, West Harpeth, Burwood, Peytonsville, and Rudderville. You can expect to find a variety of funeral products in a wide range of price points, such as urns, caskets, vaults, and memorials. Don't forget about pre-planning funeral services to take care of the arrangements before the need arises. Visit Spring Hill Memorial Park, Funeral Home & Cremation Services at 5239 Main St Spring Hill, TN 37174. Or you can call to get started on planning: (931) 486-0059.

05/01/2026

Geraldine "Geri" Elizabeth Gibbs Morrow

Geraldine “Geri” Elizabeth Gibbs Morrow, age 104 of Spring Hill, TN passed away April 30, 2026. She was born in St. Elmo, TN to the late Daniel B. & Carrie Tittle Gibbs. Geri was a member of Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church. She retired as a payroll secretary from the Chattanooga Electric Power Board. Following that, she enjoyed interacting with Rock City visitors while working in the Christmas shop. Geri was a longtime active member of the National Federation of Republican Women. She traveled all over the country promoting many candidates in state and national campaigns. Always known for her sense of style, she was promptly titled the "Fashion Police" by her friends at NHC Columbia. In every season, she was the life of the party, never missing an opportunity to engage with people and for sure never missing an opportunity to eat dessert first. Geri is preceded in death by her husband, Norman Morrow, Jr.; infant son, James Spencer Morrow; brothers, Creed Gibbs, Donald Gibbs and Danny Gibbs; sisters, Anna Lou Stallings and Christine Robertson. She is survived by her son, Norman L. (Linda) Morrow of Spring Hill, TN; granddaughters, Julie (Bruce) Hull of Spring Hill, TN and Gina Morrow of Lake Placid, FL; great-grandchildren, Courtney Bowman, Connor (Debra) Hull and Carrie (Benjamin) Hull-Garwood; and many other loving family members and friends. Visitation with the family will be held 3-5PM Saturday, May 9, 2026 at Spring Hill Memorial Funeral Home. A graveside service will be held 1:30PM Monday, May 11, 2026 at Chattanooga National Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church. SPRING HILL MEMORIAL PARK, FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES, 931-486-0059. www.springhill-memorial.com

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04/30/2026

Rev. J. George Cohron, M.S.

Rev. J. George Cohron, M.S., 82, passed away April 28, 2026, receiving his heavenly reward and finishing his earthly race with the same faith and steadfastness that marked every day of his life. A devoted husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, pastor and teacher, he spent more than 56 years preaching the Gospel, pastoring, evangelizing and investing in the lives of others with humility, conviction and a servant’s heart. He preached youth camps, revivals, children’s crusades and performed gospel magic shows. He was recognized for 50 years as an ordained minister of the UPCI a couple of years ago. Thousands came to faith through the impact of his ministry.

He earned a Bachelor's degree in Education and went on to complete a Master's degree in Psychology.

He was an avid skier, loved to hunt, fish and laugh! He was a masterful storyteller. A gift that made his sermons compelling! For several years he served as the Director for the TN District Retired Ministers of Zion. He resigned that role a month prior to passing.

He was preceded in death by his father, Jesse W. Cohron; his mother, Dovie Francis Cohron; and his brothers, the Rev. W.M. Cohron and the Rev. Wilgurn Lee Cohron. Also his brothers in love, Jim Forbush, Don Forbush and the Rev. Robert E. Forbush as well as his sister in love Ora Mae McQuaig and her husband Daran McQuaig, his neice Robyn Forbush and nephew Jimmy Forbush.

George is survived by his loving wife of 62 years, Patricia Forbush Cohron, his faithful partner in life and in ministry. He is also survived by his daughters, Beverly McManus, PhD and Shawn Luman; and her husband, CSM(R) Kellyjack Luman, each of whom carry forward his example of faith, integrity and fortitude.

He was a proud grandfather to Kyle McManus, Myles Pope, and Megan Fletcher, Ed.S and her husband, Wesley Fletcher, MBA. His legacy continues through his great-grandchildren, Cayden and Amelia Fletcher, who brought him great joy.

He is also survived by his brother, Glyn Cohron, and his wife, Glenda.

George is also survived by his brother in love the Rev. Joseph W. Forbush and his wife Jo and several nieces and nephews who love and respect their Uncle George.

He is survived by his sisters in love, Derethia Forbush, Constance Forbush, Cheryl Cohron and Shirley Cohron.

In addition to his decades in ministry, George found deep purpose in the classroom. As a schoolteacher, he shaped young minds with patience, encouragement and a genuine love for learning. Whether behind a lectern or at a chalkboard, he lived out his calling to teach, guide and uplift. To his students, he was known as “Superman,” a nickname that began as a playful nod to his resemblance to the hero and endured because he lived up to it in meaningful ways.

Those who knew him will remember his laughter, storytelling, unwavering faith and the way he lived out the message he preached. He was steady, kind and faithful — a man who loved God, loved people and left every life he touched a little better.

His presence will be deeply missed, but his influence will live on in the generations who loved him and in the countless lives shaped by his ministry and teaching.

Funeral services for Rev. Cohron will be held on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. at Spring Hill Memorial Park and Funeral Home. Visitation will take place from 10:30 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.

Contributions to honor his legacy can be made to: https://www.powerglobalministries.org/give

The care of Rev. J. George Cohron has been entrusted to Spring Hill Memorial Park and Funeral Home. To share words of comfort and condolences please visit www.springhill-memorial.com

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04/24/2026

Martha Alexander

Martha Alyce Cummins Alexander, age 92, passed away peacefully on April 21, 2026, in Spring Hill, Tennessee.

Born in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Martha was the cherished daughter of the late Joseph Van Cummins and Ruby Cleo Rogers Cummins. She lived a full and vibrant life, embracing the beauty found in both the grand and simple moments around her.

Martha had a deep love for music, which truly brought her spirit to life. Whether dancing to contemporary rhythms or the smooth sounds of jazz, she found joy in movement and melody. Artists like Tom Jones and Yanni held a special place in her heart, often providing the soundtrack to her happiest moments.

She also had a tender affection for cats, delighting in both their companionship and their playful mischief. This love extended into her favorite pastime of reading mystery novels, especially those featuring clever feline friends. Martha was a woman who appreciated the world’s beauty, and her travels throughout Europe reflected her admiration for its charm, slower pace, and rich culture.

A devout woman in her faith, Martha was a faithful member of the Methodist church. Above all, Martha cherished her family. She created a lifetime of memories filled with love, laughter, and warmth. Known for her affectionate nature, she lovingly called those around her “babygirl” or “babyboy,” a term of endearment that was lovingly returned to her by all who knew and adored her.

Martha is survived by her children, Leon (Starr) Alexander, Jr., and Angela Alexander (Eric) Hawkins; her grandchildren, Victoria (Dagen) Chapman and Julia (Kameron) Marcy; as well as several extended family members who will continue to carry her memory in their hearts.

She is preceded in death by her beloved husband of over 60 years, Harold Leon Alexander, Sr. Martha will be laid to rest alongside him at the Chattanooga National Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that memorial contributions be made in Martha’s honor to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and CBN Operation Blessing Disaster Relief Fund.

Martha’s life was a beautiful reflection of joy, kindness, and love, a legacy that will live on in all who were fortunate enough to know her.

The care of Ms. Martha Alyce Cummins Alexander has been entrusted to Spring Hill Memorial. To share words of comfort and condolences, please visit www.springhill-memorial.com.

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04/23/2026

Jane McQuiddy Longhurst

Jane Dale McQuiddy Rainey Longhurst has gone to be with the Lord as of April 20, 2026. Jane was born in Nashville on December 3, 1930, to David Lipscomb McQuiddy, Sr. and Virginia Dale Houston McQuiddy. She and her siblings, David and Ann, were very close and made lots of memories as they grew up. She spoke often of fond memories of her years at Stokes School, Woodmont School, Ward-Belmont, and Vanderbilt (where she joined the Tri Delta sorority), and the lifelong friends she made along the way.

Jane found her first vocational love in teaching 3rd grade. She met Bill Rainey while at Vanderbilt and they married in 1953. She continued teaching until they welcomed their first son, William Bruce Jr., in 1957. They soon moved to Atlanta, where son David McDonald was welcomed into the fold. Another opportunity led them to Albuquerque, where son John Houston Randolph completed the family circle.

The family returned to Nashville in 1963, where Jane stayed very busy raising three boys, enjoying civic activities, and beginning the restoration of Ewell Farm in Spring Hill, into which the family moved in 1967.

Jane began her studies in Interior Design at the O’More School of Design in Franklin, TN in 1974 and upon graduation began a twenty-year career doing something she loved. Some of her greatest accomplishments were restoring Rattle and Snap in Mt. Pleasant, the Belmont Administration Building, and the Fisk University Library Building.

Inspired by her hero, Cornelia Fort, in her late forties, Jane fulfilled a lifelong dream of becoming a pilot and celebrated that achievement by making her first solo flight on her fiftieth birthday.

Jane was also a trained coloratura soprano and sang in college productions and in the church choir. Her final stage performance was Madame Butterfly at TPAC in 1979.

A lifelong student, in 1989 she completed an Education for Ministry program at the School of Theology of the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee.

Jane married her beloved Bob Longhurst in 1991. The couple enjoyed three beautiful years traveling, building a gorgeous home and hosting many family events together until his untimely passing in 1994.

In 1999, Jane retired to Albuquerque where she stayed active in her church, in volunteer work, and in local and national political organizations for 13 years, after which Jane returned to Nashville to be closer to her family and many lifelong friends. While in New Mexico, she found a love of snow skiing in Santa Fe. The last time she hit the slopes she was just past her 80th birthday!

Beginning in 1991, her most cherished and beloved title became ‘Mimi’ to her grandchildren, a role that brought her immeasurable joy and filled her life with love.

Jane attended the Church of Christ as a child and the Episcopal church and Disciples of Christ as an adult and was always a very active member of each church she attended.

Jane is preceded in death by her parents David Lipscomb McQuiddy, Sr. and Virginia Dale Houston McQuiddy, her brother David Lipscomb McQuiddy Jr. and her sister Ann McQuiddy Hall, an infant daughter, son William Bruce Rainey Jr., granddaughter Patricia Burton Rainey, her first husband and father of her children William Bruce Rainey Sr., and her beloved husband Robert Longhurst.

She is survived by her sons David McDonald Rainey and John Houston Randolph Rainey, grandchildren Evelyn Dale Rainey, Erin Clayton Rainey, Gabriel Hoffman Rainey, and Alannah Hoffman Rainey, and many lifelong friends.

Family and friends are invited to gather for visitation on Friday, April 24, 2026, from 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. at Spring Hill Memorial Park and Funeral Home. A celebration of Jane’s life will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at Grace Episcopal Church. Following the service, Jane will be laid to rest at 1:45 p.m. at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers please make donations to The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee or St. Jude's Children’s Hospital.

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04/23/2026

Jerry Leon Coltrane

Jerry Leon Coltrane, age 88, passed away peacefully on April 16, 2026, in Spring Hill, Tennessee.

Born on February 23, 1938, in Humboldt, Kansas, Jerry was the son of the late Arthur Oscar Coltrane and Evelyn Wade Coltrane. From an early age, he developed a deep love for the family farm, where he found great joy in working the land, it was the place where he felt most at home.

In 1960, Jerry married the love of his life, Roberta “Ann” Hanson Coltrane. Together, they built a beautiful life in Elmhurst, Illinois. Their marriage spanned over six decades, a true testament to partnership and commitment. Ann preceded him in death in October 2025.

Jerry built a successful career in Finance and Marketing with Amoco Oil, now known as BP. His work not only supported his family but also allowed them to explore the country together. Jerry and Ann raised their two daughters while traveling extensively across the United States, creating cherished memories along the way. Their family adventures often included weeks-long road trips and camping excursions. By the time their daughters graduated high school, they had visited every state west of the Mississippi River except Oregon and Washington.

Jerry was a fierce protector of those he loved. His grandchildren and great grandchildren brought him immense pride and joy. Known for his fun yet dry sense of humor, Jerry had a way of leaving a lasting impression on everyone he met.

Jerry was also a man of many talents and interests. He was an avid planner who delighted in mapping out travels around the globe, visiting countries such as England, Spain, Germany, Italy, and Canada. He was wonderfully intelligent, practical, and skilled with his hands, an accomplished carpenter who took pride in his craftsmanship. In his leisure time, he enjoyed golfing and relaxing with his favorite beer.

He is survived by his loving daughters, Tricia (Ben) Balingit and Sherry (Phil) Philbin; his adored grandchildren, Alex (Lauren) Balingit, Brett (Camilla) Balingit, and Brandon Balingit; and four treasured great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his siblings, Carol Olson, Jo Ann Clum, and Doug (Cheryl) Coltrane; his sister-in-law, Susan (Mark) Picker; and many beloved nieces and nephews.

Jerry will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered for his wit and his devotion to family.

Celebration of Life for Jerry and Ann Coltrane will be held at the United Methodist Church, Humboldt, Kansas on Friday, May 22, 2026. Luncheon will be served at noon with service to follow.

The care of Mr. Jerry Leon Coltrane has been entrusted to Spring Hill Memorial. To share words of comfort and condolences, please visit www.springhill-memorial.com

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04/22/2026

Frederick C. Ruggles

Frederick Cady Ruggles was born on November 6, 1940, in Kingston, Pennsylvania; died Friday, April 17, 2026. He was the son of the late John and Jane Ruggles of Dallas, Pennsylvania.

He graduated from Wyoming Seminary Prep School in Kingston, Pennsylvania, where he lettered in football and tennis for four years. He graduated from Lafayette College with a B.A. Degree, Eastern, Pennsylvania, in 1962. He was a member of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. He was also in the R.O.T.C program. Upon graduation as a 2nd Lt., he was stationed in Okinawa. There he met his wife, MaryAnn Sogn, who was teaching in the American Dependent School System. They were married on September 6, 1964, in Rothsay. Minnesota..

Fred's career took them from Wheeling, West Virginia, to St. Louis, Missouri, Dallas, Pennsylvania, and Cleveland/Columbus, Ohio. His Career spanned the construction business and underwriting and trading of municipal bonds. He retired as a Senior Vice President of National City Bank, Cleveland, Ohio.

Fred and MaryAnn were active in churches wherever they lived, serving on boards, as Sunday school teachers, superintendents, and running October fests, etc.

Fred and MaryAnn enjoyed traveling and spent years skiing in Ellicottville, New York, where they had their chalet, which they built.

Fred is survived by his wife, MaryAnn, children: Elizabeth Jill (Tad) Blackburn, Frederick Cady (Barb) Ruggles, Jr., grandchild: Stefan (Bree), and great-grandchild: Elaina; and brother: John Ruggles.

The care of Mr. Frederick Cady Ruggles has been entrusted to Spring Hill Memorial. To share words of comfort and condolences, please visit www.springhill-memorial.com.

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04/22/2026

Mary Mable Horton

Mary Mable Horton

October 29, 1951 - April 17, 2026

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved and beautiful mother, Mary Mable Horton. She was 74 years old. She passed away on April 17, 2026 at Williamson Medical Center after a long battle with a late stage diagnosed autoimmune disease. She had rapid kidney failure and started dialysis in September, 2025 during a 2 week hospital stay in Florence, Alabama. Afterwards she moved in with her daughter and son-in-law in Spring Hill, TN to be closer to family. After her move she had multiple hospital stays due to various issues and was finally diagnosed on April 1, 2026 with a very rare autoimmune disease called ANCA-Associated Vasculitis. Treatment started and she was doing really well for 2 weeks but then took a turn for the worse. The disease that had caused her kidney failure was attacking her lungs and there was nothing the doctors could do to save her.

Mary (known as Mable in her hometown) was born and grew up a country girl in Cypress Inn (Collinwood), TN, picking cotton in her daddy’s field at 4 years old. She had no running water, no HVAC, no TV and no indoor plumbing. But thankfully she did have a radio. She loved old country music, with her favorites being Merle Haggard and The Louvin Brothers. She also enjoyed and found much inspiration in contemporary christian music. She grew up with love and hard work where neighbors and family would come and stay for days on end. All her life, she cherished those days of living and growing up on her old home place. She worked hard in school and graduated Valedictorian of her class of 1969 with a 4.0 GPA. She was voted most likely to succeed with her ambition to be a Civil Rights Worker.

She married Bobby Mahon in 1970 and moved to Franklin, TN where they raised 2 daughters. After their divorce she resided in Muscle Shoals and Lexington, Alabama before her final move to Spring Hill, TN.

Mary is survived by her daughters, Dewanna Mahon (Clayton) Bierwert and Laura (Casey) Kinnan; granddaughters Annastasia (David) Cole, Rachel (Dexter) Daniels and Eden Jaggers; great-grandchildren Arris “Bubby” Daniels, Eleanor Cole and Ambrose Cole; beloved cat Elton; former husband and friend Keith Clark; and many beloved nieces, nephews and friends.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Lee Washington Horton and Mollie Evelyn Price Horton; brother Leslie Horton and wife Jean; brother Lester Horton and his wife Melba Jean; brother Dewey Horton and his wife Patricia; beloved pets Poncho, Lefty and Precious.

Mary was a devout Christian. She loved and trusted Jesus faithfully. She lived what she believed and never passed on a chance to help her neighbor. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. It was one of her dreams to go to the temple which she was able to do in 2025.

A funeral service will be held on Saturday, May 16th at 2:00 pm at Cromwell Crossroads Church, 1160 Bear Creek Rd, Collinwood, TN 38450. If anyone would like to wear purple that was Mary’s favorite color.

In lieu of flowers Mary wished for donations to be made to one of the following:

Cromwell Crossroads Church

C/O Linda Newborn

5235 Baptist Hill Rd.

Collinwood, TN 38450

Cromwell Crossroads Cemetery Perpetual Fund

Wayne County Bank

201 Fourth Ave South

Collinwood, TN 38450

We will all miss her kindness, love and her incredible sense of humor.

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04/15/2026

Robert Glen Huff

Robert Glen Huff, age 78 of Spring Hill, TN passed away April 13, 2026. Robert was an avid Civil War reenactor for over thirty years. He was a second generation general contractor owner & operator of Magnolia Building Services. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Spring Hill. Preceded in death by parents, Robert Ellenwood & Sarah Irene Lazarus Huff. Survived by: loving wife of 51 years, Sheila Robinson Huff; son, Chris (Kristin Ryder) Huff; daughter, Courtney Ellen Givens; sister, Cyndi Huff (Robert) Gaudet; grandchildren, Ashley Kathleen (Bradly) Cooley, Taylor Kristen (Frank) Griffin, Robert Cullen Huff, Makayla Mae Givens, William Carson Huff, Avery Linette Givens and Sarah Delaney Givens; great grandchild, Aaliyah Kathleen Huff. Funeral services will be conducted 2:00 PM Friday, April 17, 2026 at Spring Hill Memorial Funeral Home with Bob Upton officiating. Interment Spring Hill Memorial Park. Active pallbearers will be Cullen Huff, Carson Huff, Johnathon Counts, Reggie Smith, Ross Gaudet, Eric Martin, Chuck Isaacs, Robert Gaudet and Jonathan White. Honorary pallbearers will be Members of Cleburnes Division, Carl Haley, Bobby Hargrove, David Mock and nephews. Memorials may be made to the National Kidney Foundation or the charity of your choice. Visitation will be 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Thursday and one hour prior to the service on Friday at SPRING HILL MEMORIAL PARK & FUNERAL HOME, 931 486-0059 springhill-memorial.com

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04/13/2026

Richard "Dick" Gershom Cutter, III

Richard “Dick” Gershom Cutter III passed away on Good Friday, April 3, 2026, at the age of 79. He left this world with no pain shortly after doing what he loved; making plans to watch his grandchildren play softball.

Born in Aurora, Indiana, on December 1, 1946, to Richard “Bud” Cutter II and Jean Hayes Cutter, Dick was driven from the very beginning. He was a gifted multi-sport athlete, earning opportunities to play both college baseball and basketball, before ultimately choosing to focus on his education. He graduated from Ball State University and went on to earn his law degree from the University of Cincinnati—setting the foundation for a distinguished career as a corporate attorney.

His work took him all over the world, and he took pride not just in the deals he helped shape, but in the people he worked alongside. He was known to be cool under pressure, a trusted leader, a mentor, and a coach in every sense of the word.

However; for Dick, his greatest accomplishment was his family.

While working at General Electric in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, he met Helen Casey, who would become his wife of 30 years. Together, they built a life grounded in mutual respect, challenge, and deep companionship. She was both his greatest match and one of life’s greatest rewards.

He was a proud father of Todd, Rick, and Keith, whom he raised—at times on his own—with unwavering commitment, strength, and love. Later in life, through his marriage to Helen, he welcomed Eric and Joel into his life, treating them as his own and expanding what family meant in the best possible way.

To his grandchildren, he was everything. Their biggest fan, their constant presence, the one in the stands at every game, every event, every moment that mattered. He didn’t just show up—he made you feel like you were the most important person in the world.

Dick never stopped moving. He woke up early, made his lists, ran his errands, and kept going. He rode his bike for miles almost every day. He loved the game of golf and played it well—recording three hole-in-ones after the age of 70 and shooting a 74 at 78 years old.

He loved deeply and openly. He was funny, sharp, and full of life. He could be fiery and passionate, but just as quick to own it and make it right. He lived with intention—from the way he organized his day to the way he color-coordinated his clothes. He was a rock and a best friend.

When you look back at him, we hope you smile. Maybe you shed a tear—but more than anything, you remember the way he made you feel, because that’s the legacy he leaves behind.

A life fully lived. A man deeply loved. And a presence that will never be gone—only carried forward in all of us.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Helen Casey; his sons, Todd (Jade) Cutter, Rick (Autumn) Lumpkin, Keith (Alix) Cutter, Eric (Misi) Bongini, and Joel Bongini; his cherished grandchildren, Joey, Mia, Anna, Trevor, Joey, Ryan, Aurora, Hazel, and Wyatt; and one great-grandchild, Elora.

A memorial service will be held in Pittsfield, MA at a later date.

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04/13/2026

Cynthia Jean Frazier

Cynthia Jean Frazier, age 80, passed away on April 9, 2026, at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

Cynthia was born on May 9, 1945, in Troy, Ohio, to the late Charles Curtin and Grace Karns Curtin. As an only child, she was raised in Troy before later finding her home in Tennessee. She was a graduate of West End High School in Nashville.

Cynthia was known for her vibrant and feisty personality. She had a gift for telling it like it was, always with a gentle touch or a bit of humor that left others smiling. She had a quick wit, a warm heart, and a presence that could light up any room. In her earlier years, she was an avid and skilled bowler, proudly participating in a bowling league and enjoying the camaraderie it brought.

She married the love of her life, James Frazier, and together they shared 53 beautiful years of marriage, building a life centered on love, faith, and family. From their union came two children, Shane and Dawn, who were the pride and joy of her life.

Cynthia’s greatest happiness was found in her family, especially her grandchildren, whom she adored. Some of her most cherished moments were spent gathered in the kitchen, cooking alongside them, sharing delicious meals, and creating lasting memories. Whether it was a card game or a board game around the table, Cynthia made every moment special with her laughter and love.

A woman of deep and abiding faith, Cynthia was a devoted member of Thompson’s Station Church of Christ and attended Hillsboro Church of Christ. Her faith guided her life and was evident in the kindness, strength, and compassion she showed to others.

She is survived by her loving son, Shane Frazier; daughter, Dawn (Stephen) Sabin; grandchildren, Sarah Grace Sabin, Seth Robert (Kaleigh) Sabin, Milo David Frazier, Jerad Paul (Lindsay) Frazier, and Timothy Allen Frazier; and great-grandchildren, Lillian Frazier, Hudson Frazier, Milo Frazier, Jr., Hadley Catherine Sabin, Shepherd William Sabin, and Sophie James Sabin.

A funeral service will be held on Saturday, April 18, 2026, at 12:00 PM at Spring Hill Memorial Funeral Home, with one hour of visitation prior. Following the service, Cynthia will be laid to rest beside her beloved husband at Memorial Gardens of Wayne County at 3:00 PM.

In lieu of flowers, please consider memorial contributions in honor of Cynthia to The Living Water Project and Youth Encouragement Services (YES).

Her legacy of love, laughter, and faith will continue to live on through all who were blessed to know her.

The care of Ms. Cynthia Jean Frazier has been entrusted to Spring Hill Memorial. To share words of comfort and condolences, please visit www.springhill-memorial.com

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04/10/2026

Alan P. Cory

Alan P. Cory, age 83, passed away peacefully on April 8, 2026, at his home in Spring Hill, Tennessee, surrounded by his loving family.

Born on May 7, 1942, in Chelmsford, England, Alan was the son of the late Ted Cory and Connie Jones Cory. He carried a lifelong love for nature, landscaping, and gardening, passions that led him to become a master gardener. Alan had a gift for transforming spaces into tranquil, breathtaking gardens that brought joy to all who experienced them.

Alan was kind, friendly, and deeply social. He had a natural way with people and a wonderful sense of humor that could brighten any room. Known for his sweet tooth, Alan never passed up dessert and was always happy to go back for seconds.

After many years in Arizona, Alan and his beloved wife, Brenda, settled in Spring Hill to be closer to family. There, he continued to leave his mark on the community, including his work on the rock barrier base at the Spring Hill welcome sign, an enduring touch appreciated by residents and visitors alike.

Alan is survived by his loving wife of 39 years, Brenda Cory; his son, Stuart (Debbie) Cory; stepsons, Aaron (Kimberly) Evans and Jason Evans; his brother, Norman Cory; grandchildren, Sidney, Megan, Mara, Calvin, and Darby; and his great-granddaughters, Elaine. He was preceded in death by his granddaughter, Lindsey Evans, and his sister, Hazel Snape.

Alan will be remembered for the beauty he created, the laughter he shared, and the kindness he showed to everyone he met.

The care of Mr. Alan P. Cory has been entrusted to Spring Hill Memorial. To share words of comfort and condolences, please visit www.springhill-memorial.com

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