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Jonathan Clark Gibson
CUTLER, ILL. – Jonathan Clark Gibson,
19, died Thursday, July 12, 2007 in St. Louis University
Hospital as a result of an automobile accident.
Born in Greenville Oct. 30, 1987, he
was a fork lift driver at Gilster Mary Lee Pasta Plant
in Steeleville, Ill. He was preceded in death by his grandfather,
Leroy Gibson and grandparents, Macon and Marietta Davis.
Survivors include his parents, William
and Marsha Gibson of Pinckneyville; grandmothers, Mary
Gibson of Graham and Helen Evers of Chester, Ill.; four
brothers, William H. Gibson, Jr. of Cairo, Ill., and Clinton
R. Gibson, Michael A. Gibson and Macon J. Gibson, all
of Pinckneyville; two sisters, Sarina C. Gibson (special
friend, Mark Shemwell) of Greenville and Marietta C. Gibson
of Pinckneyville; four nephews, Clinton Gibson, Jr., Harold
Gibson, Jordan Gibson and Winston Gibson; two nieces,
Cypress Gibson and Kaylee Gibson; and many dear aunts,
uncles and friends.
Funeral services were held at 1 p.m.
July 20 at Gary's Funeral Home in Greenville with the
Rev. Paul Drury officiating. Burial followed in Davis
Cemetery in Greenville.
William
Earl Russell
GREENVILLE
– William
Earl Russell,
85, died
Monday,
July 16,
2007 at
his residence.
Born in
Muhlenberg
County July
13, 1922,
he was a
retired
coal miner
and a member
of South
Carrollton
Missionary
Baptist
Church.
He was a
World War
II veteran
and was
preceded
in death
by his wife,
Mable Russell
in 1998.
Survivors
include
three daughters,
Linda (Raymond)
Beshear
of Evansville,
Judy Russell
Smith of
Sacramento
and Bonnie
(Steve)
Divine of
Stomping
Grounds,
Ky.; eight
grandchildren,
Ladonna
Hensley,
Crystal
Chandler,
John Lewis,
Michael
Divine,
Kathryn
Lanter,
Matthew
Divine,
Rosanne
Rogers and
Randy Beshear;
13 great-grandchildren;
two sisters,
Ann McLane
of Louisville
and Mary
Phillips
of Greenville;
and special
caregivers,
Ronda Miller,
Theresa
Faughender
and Agnes
Dukes.
Funeral
services
were held
at 11 a.m.
July 19
at Tucker
Funeral
Home in
Central
City with
the Rev.
Ron Doss
officiating.
Burial followed
in Memorial
Gardens
in Powderly.
Expressions
of sympathy
may take
the form
of donations
to Green
River Hospice,
109 S. 2nd
St., Central
City, KY
42330.
Bobby
Guinn
GREENVILLE
– Bobby
Guinn, 76,
died Monday,
June 16,
2007 at
Muhlenberg
Community
Hospital
in Greenville.
Born in
Junction
City, Ky.
April 30,
1931, he
was a retired
supervisor
for Kentucky
Utilities
Co. and
a member
of New Paradise
Baptist
Church.
Survivors
include
his wife,
Ruth Sims
Guinn; three
sons, Gary
Guinn, Bobby
Allen Guinn
and Jimmy
Guinn, all
of Danville;
two daughters,
Jeanie Wilson
and Kathy
Howard,
both of
Prestonburg;
several
grandchildren
and a great-grandchild;
three step-sons,
Gary Stallings
and Bennie
Stollings,
both of
Central
City and
Larry Stollings
of Henderson;
four step-grandchildren
and a step-great-grandchild;
and two
sisters,
Bessie Strom
of Finley
and Carol
Harrison
of Knoxville,
Tenn.
Funeral
services
were held
at 1 p.m.
July 21
at Tucker
Funeral
Home in
Central
City with
the Rev.
Tim Adcock
officiating.
Burial followed
in Rose
Hill Cemetery
in Central
City.
Christopher
Robert Schuman
GREENVILLE
– Christopher
Robert Schuman,
31, died
Thursday,
July 19,
2007 at
his residence
following
a sudden
illness.
Born in
Minot, N.D.
May 4, 1976,
he was a
former manager
at Burger
King in
Central
City and
was a member
of Friendship
Baptist
Church in
Greenville.
Survivors
include
his wife,
Rebecca
Ann Yeager
Schuman
of Madisonville;
his father,
Eldon Schuman
of Atlanta,
Ga.; his
mother,
Morrine
"Mo" Cox
of Greenville;
two sisters,
Melinda
Schuman
of Columbus,
Ga. and
Rachel Marshall
of Greenville.
Funeral
services
were held
at 2 p.m.
July 24
at New Harmony
Baptist
Church in
Bremen with
the Rev.
Danny Yeager
officiating.
Burial followed
in Friendship
Cemetery
in Greenville.
Gary's Funeral
Home in
Greenville
was in charge
of arrangements.
Robert
L. "Bob"
Tucker,
Jr.
GREENVILLE
– Robert
L. "Bob"
Tucker,
Jr., 85,
died Friday,
July 20,
2007 at
Muhlenberg
Community
Hospital
in Greenville.
Born in
Todd County,
Ky. March
8, 1922,
he was the
owner and
operator
of Tucker's
Garage in
Greenville
and a lifetime
member of
the V.F.W.
He was a
member of
Powderly
Baptist
Church in
Powderly
and the
United States
Navy, serving
in World
War II and
in the Civilian
Conservation
Corp.
Survivors
include
his wife
of 61 years,
Jewell "Pat"
Tucker;
a son, Robert
J. "Butch"
(Donna)
Tucker;
a daughter,
Kimberlee
Tucker (Eddie)
Hundley;
two grandchildren,
Patrick
Tucker and
Stephanie
(Billy)
Evitts;
great-grandchildren,
Maggie,
Adrianna
and Parker;
a brother,
Joe Edward
(Jeanette)
Tucker;
two half-brothers,
Ricky Tucker
and Wendell
Tucker;
and two
half-sisters,
Vonell "Mary"
Geary and
Rita Kornes.
Funeral
services
were held
at 11 a.m.
July 23
at Tucker
Funeral
Home in
Central
City with
the Rev.
Larry Fitzhugh
officiating.
Burial followed
in Rose
Hill Cemetery
in Central
City.
Doris
Jean Moore
QUALITY,
KY. – Doris
Jean Moore,
79, died
Saturday,
July 21,
2007 at
Maple Manor
Healthcare
in Greenville.
Born in
Butler County
June 13,
1928, she
was the
daughter
of the late
Andy Fuller
and Jessie
Goodman
Fuller.
She was
retired
from the
UK Cooperative
Extension
Services
and was
a member
of the Quality
Church of
Christ.
She was
preceded
in death
by a daughter,
Jeannie
Diane Moore;
a sister,
Noka Davis;
and three
brothers,
George Fuller,
Lee Fuller
and Comp
Fuller.
Survivors
include
her husband,
Louie Moore;
a daughter,
Lee Ann
Owens of
Bowling
Green; a
son, David
Moore of
Greenville;
a brother,
Boyd Fuller
of Quality;
three grandchildren;
and a great-grandchild.
Funeral
services
were held
at 2 p.m.
July 24
at Price
Funeral
Home, Inc.
in Lewisburg
with Mark
Page officiating.
Burial followed
in Quality
Church of
Christ Cemetery
in Lewisburg.
Luona
Parham Sears
GREENVILLE
– Luona
Parham Sears,
66, died
Sunday,
July 22,
2007 at
Muhlenberg
Community
Hospital
in Greenville
following
a lengthy
illness.
Born in
Muhlenberg
County Jan.
4, 1941,
she trained
horses and
was a farmer
and coal
miner. She
was a member
of Cherry
Grove Church
of Christ
in Weir.
She was
preceded
in death
by her father,
Jefferson
Lewis "J.L."
Parham in
1992 and
a daughter,
Rebecca
Lynn Sears
in 1962.
Survivors
include
a daughter,
Romona Couch
of Magnolia,
Ark.; her
mother,
Lillian
Johnson
Garrett
of Greenville;
and an aunt,
Verna Faye
Johnston
of Greenville.
Funeral
services
will be
held at
11 a.m.
July 25
at Gary's
Funeral
Home in
Greenville
with the
Revs. Robert
Gardner
and Tim
Adcock officiating.
Burial will
follow in
Cherry Grove
Cemetery
in Weir.
Visitation
will be
from 5 to
8 p.m. July
24 and after
9 a.m. July
25 at the
funeral
home.
07/25/07
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