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Tommie Crutchfield
BELLS - Tommie R. Crutchfield, 62, retired from Kelly Foods in Jackson, died Friday at the Regional Hospital of Jackson. Services were Monday at Walnut Hill Baptist Church, where he was a member, with burial in the church cemetery. Bells Funeral Home had charge. Mr. Crutchfield, the husband of Aleene Patterson Crutchfield, also leaves two sons, Robert Bruce Crutchfield of Humboldt and Jerry Thomas Crutchfield of Bells; three sisters, Dessie Westover of Jackson, Pairlee Runions of Gadsden and Shirley Mitchell of Guymon, Okla.; four brothers, Aaron Crutchfield of Milan, Jewel Crutchfield of Eva, and Johnny Ray Crutchfield and Jimmy Crutchfield, both of Gadsden, and two grandchildren.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Levet Finch
JACKSON - Levet ‘Lee’ Finch, 74, retired former owner of a carpet cleaning service, died Thursday at Jackson - Madison County General Hospital. Services were Monday at Lawrence - Sorensen Funeral Home with burial in Hopewell Cemetery in Medina. He was a Baptist. Mr. Finch, the husband of Cordie Mae Walters Finch, also leaves two daughters, Patty Lansdowne of Hutchinson, Kan., and Darnell Davis of Flippin, Ark.; a son, Johnny Finch of Jackson; two sisters, Sue Morgan of Milan and Ann Drake of Jackson; a brother, Melvin Moore of Jackson, six grandchildren and four great - grandchildren.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Jessie Sisco
MILAN - Jessie Sisco, 97, homemaker, died Tuesday at NHC Healthcare. Services were Friday at Bodkin Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. She was the oldest member of Milan First Assembly of God. Mrs. Sisco, the widow of Herbert T. Sisco, leaves a daughter, Bonnie Louise Blumke of St. Cloud, Minn.; a son, Wayne Sanford of Gibson; a sister, Marie Hawkins of Mishawaka, Ind., five grandchildren, 4 great - grandchildren and 6 great - great - grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be sent to Milan First Assembly of God.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Dennis Irvine
Services for Dennis M. Irvine, 43, were Sunday at the North Chapel of George A. Smith and Sons. Cremation followed services. Mr. Irvine died Thursday in Milan. He was a 1978 graduate of Jackson Central Merry High School and served in the United States Coast Guard. He worked thirteen years at the Milan Arsenal. In 1997 he left the Arsenal to establish his own business, GraySteel Industrial Maintenance, LLC in Milan. He was married to Teresa Stockton Irvine for twenty two years and leaves two children, Leslie Danielle Irvine, age 15 and Daniel Montana Irvine, age 10. He was a Medina Elementary PAL League Coach for five years and accompanied and supported various GCHS activities. He was the Region 1 Director of the TN Bass Federation and a member of the Gibson County Bass Club. He leaves his mother, Pat Irvine of Jackson; a brother, David W. Irvine of Beech Bluff, and a nephew, Brandon of South Carolina. In lieu of flowers the family requests memorials be directed to the Medina Middle School Field House Fund, 1300 Medina Middle School, Medina, TN 38355, in memory of Dennis.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Clyde Cagle
MILAN – Clyde Odell Cagle, 69, retired form Milan Arsenal, died Monday at Milan General Hospital. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Pafford Funeral Home in Lexington with burial in Henderson County Memory Gardens there. Mr. Cagle, the husband of Mary Helen Cagle, also leaves a daughter, Patricia Stanford of Decaturville; a son, Randy Cagle of Jackson; three stepdaughters, Phyllis Wardlow of Jackson, and Dale Adams and Donna Baldwin, both of Lexington; two sisters, Earlene Powers and Pauline Woods, both of Lexington, four grandchildren and five great - grandchildren.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
John Wood Jr.
MILAN – John R. Wood Jr., 62, retired Air Force chief master sergeant, died Monday at his home. Mass will be said at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St. Matthews Catholic Church, where he was a communicant. Bodkin Funeral Home has charge. Mr. Wood, the husband of Sandra E. Wood, also leaves a daughter, Marcy L. Anderson of Euless, Texas; a son, Scott D. Wood of Jackson; his mother, Coralie Wood of Browns, Ill.; a sister, Nancy Bare of Peoria, Ill.; a brother, Ronald E. Wood of Albany, Ga., and four grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be sent to a charity of the donor’s choice.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Annette Travis
GREENFIELD - Annette Travis, 63, died Saturday at Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville. Services were Tuesday at Brummitt Funeral Home with burial in New Prospect Cemetery. She was a member of New Prospect Baptist Church. Mrs. Travis, the wife of Kenneth R. Travis, also leaves two daughters, Kim Gilmore of McKenzie and Karen Hutson of Franklin, Va.; her father, J.M. Cox of Greenfield; three sisters, Janice Dunning of Greenfield, Hope Bateman of Trezevant and Carroll Lewis of Martin, and two grandchildren.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Betty Pankey
O’FALLON, MO - Betty May Pankey, 78, retired inspector for Martin - Marietta, died Monday at Warrenton Manor in MO. Services were Thursday at Pitman Funeral Home with burial in Obion Chapel Cemetery. She was a former member of Idlewild Baptist Church. Mrs. Pankey leaves a brother, Homer Pankey and wife Lily of O’Fallon, MO. The family requests that memorials be sent to SSM Hospice c/o Pitman Funeral Home, P. O. Box 248, Wentzville, MO 63385.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Mattie Cook
BRADFORD - Mattie Lee Cook, 86, retired nurses aide, died Sunday at Trenton Health Care. Services will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Hunt Funeral Home with burial in Davis Grove Cemetery. She was a member of Chestnut Hill Methodist Church. Mrs. Cook leaves a sister, Beauton Keyser of Bradford and a niece, Dorotha Bracher of Ill. Memorials may be sent to Davis Grove Cemetery.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Robert Breathitt
HUMBOLDT - Robert Ewing Breathitt, 100, retired accountant, died Friday, March 14, at Milan General Hospital. Graveside services were March 20 at Riverside Cemetery. Maddux - Fuqua - Hinton Funeral Home had charge. Mr. Breathitt, the widow of Jo Allen Lamb Breathitt, leaves a daughter, Jo Buford of Humboldt; a son, George Breathitt of Louisville, KY, 11 grandchildren, and 9 great - grandchildren.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Charles Kelso
SENATOBIA, MS - Charles M. Kelso, Jr., 57, retired public communications consultant for BellSouth after 32 years, died Monday, March 17, at Baptist DeSoto Hospital. Services were Thursday at Forest Hill South Chapel with burial in Forest Hill South Cemetery. He was a Baptist and a member of Communication Workers of America Union Local #3806. Mr. Kelso leaves three sons, Charles M. “Chuck” Kelso III and Jonathan Kelso, both of Senatobia, MS, and Brian Kelso of Medina; a sister, Pat Pounders of Southaven, MS; a brother, Ben Kelso of Clarksdale, MS, and 4 grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Ralph Walker
BARTLETT - Ralph Dwain Walker, 86, retired salesman for Hardin Sysco Company, formerly of Milan, died Sunday at Ave Maria Nursing Home in Bartlett. Services will be Wednesday at 2:00 P.M. at Bodkin Funeral Home with entombment in Highland Memorial Gardens. He was a member of Milan Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Mr. Walker, the husband of Mary Kathryn Holt Walker, also leaves a daughter, Patricia D. Stallings of Bartlett; two sons, Michael H. Walker of Hampton, VA and James R. Walker of Clarksville; two sisters, Gene Walker and Brownie Trams, both of Milan, six grandchildren and seven great - grandchildren. Memorials may be sent to the American Heart Association.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Tommy Williams
JACKSON - Tommy Williams, 75, self - employed laundry and dry cleaner, died Monday at Jackson - Madison County General Hospital. Services were Wednesday at George A. Smith and Sons Funeral Home North with burial in Highland Memorial Gardens. Mr. Williams, the husband of Wilma Butler Williams of Humboldt, also leaves a son, Don Williams of Humboldt; a sister, Margaret Carter of Milan, a grandchild and three stepgrandchildren.
- dated Apr 02, 2003
Howard Smith
Howard Dean Smith, 79, died June 17 at the home of his daughter, Janis Kelly in Macon, GA. He was a member of the Milan Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Mr. Smith retired from the Milan Army Ammunition Plant and was a veteran of the Army Air Corp in Europe during WW II. Mr. Smith was preceded in death by his wife of 32 years, Jane Murphree Smith, as well as his stepdaughter Carol Jones. He is survived by a daughter, Janis Smith Kelly of Macon; four stepsons, Jack Murphree, Clyde (Cookie) Murphree, Charlie Murphree of Milan and Thom Murphree of Memphis; three brothers, Jack Smith of Bushnell, FL, Dwain Smith of Idlewild, and Gene Smith of Bradford, 9 grandchildren and 13 great - grandchildren. Graveside services were Friday at Oliver’s Chapel Cemetery. Bodkin Funeral Home had charge.
- dated Jun 28, 2003
