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A6 WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 2012 LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER I KENTUCKY.COM Local CASSITY Tiffany, 28, died Sun. Service l1am Fri at Evergreen Memory Gardens. Visitation 9:30-10:30am Fri at Kerr Bros.-Main St. CAWOOD Dr. Walter Lee passed away on June 27,2012 in Winston- Salem, NC. He was born Sep 30, 1921 in Harlan County, KY to Veda Ledford Ca- wood and James Stephen Cawood. Dr. Cawood attended the University of Ken- tucky and received his medical degree from the University of Lou- isville in 1946. He completed his radiol- ogy residency at Johns Hopkins Uni- versity. During World War II, Dr. Cawood served in the Army Medical Corps in Pasadena, California and aboard a medical hospital ship in the South Pacific. In 1958 he moved to Ashland, KY where he re- mained for the rest of his career. Dr. Ca- wood was dedicated to improving health care for the people of Kentucky. He worked tirelessly on the state Certificate of Need and Licensure Board, served as president of the Kentucky chapter of the American Col- lege of Radiology, and president of the medi- cal staffs of Kings Daughters Medical Center and Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital in Ashland. Dr. Ca- wood served as chairman of the board of the Ken tucky Medical Association and was elected president in 1969. His professional career will be remembered for his guidance to the many students of the Kings Daughters Medical Center Radio- logic Technology School as well as his compassion and gen- erosity to patients who could not afford medical care. He was preceded in death by his wife of 55 years, Virginia Shannon Ca- wood. He is survived by his children Con- stance Cawood Ber- ginski (Jim) of Char- lotte; Donald Shannon Cawood of Gastonia; Drusilla Cawood Sim- pson (Rick) of Winston-Salem. He is also survived by his grandchildren Lind- sey Shannon Bergin- ski, Richard Cawood Simpson and Walter Gladstone Simpson. A funeral service will be held 11am Fri, July 6 at Calvary Episcopal Church in Ashland, KY. Burial will take place on Sat, July 7 at the family cemetery in Cawood, KY. The family would like to thank the physicians of the Wake Forest Sticht Center on Ag- ing, Bruce Jenkins, Joe Eskridge, Joyce Myers, and the rest of the Arbor Acres staff for their loving care. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Wake Forest Sticht Center House Call Program (c/o Office of Devel- opment, WFUBMC, Medical Center Blvd 27199) or the Ca- wood Ledford Boys & Girls Club (1 Positive Place, Harlan, KY 40831). FRANKLIN Freeman Sylvester, 79, passed away on Mon, July 2, 2012 af- ter a short illness. He was a beautiful man who loved his family, life, friends, and church. He leaves to mourn his wife Ruth, of 23 years; his chil- dren, Freeman, Jr., Felita, Charles, Theresa, Antonio, Marshan, and his 5 step-children. He is also survived by his brothers, Cardell and Louis, and his sisters, Dorothy, Alberta and Annie. He will be missed by a host of grandchildren, great grandchild, nieces, nephews and friends. Funeral services will be held at 11am Fri at St. Peter Claver Catholic Church with Father Norman Fis- cher officiating. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery. Visitation will be from 9-11am at the church. Memorials are sug- gested to St Peter Claver Catholic Church Building Fund, 410 Jefferson St., Lexington, KY 40508. Kerr Brothers Funeral Home- Harrodsburg Rd is in charge of arrange- ments. GENTRY Loyd, who trained Graustark, Kauai King and Proud Clarion, the 1967 Kentucky Derby win- ner who held one of the race's fastest times, died July 1, 2012 in Lexington, KY of heart failure. He was 87 and lived in Stuart, FL and Lex- ington, KY. Gentry was born in Coving- ton, KY, on Jan 19, 1925 and earned the nickname Boo in early childhood while hang- ing onto the trousers of his father and uncle Olin. He grew up in Versailles, IN on his grandmother's farm, attending school dur- ing the winter months and joining his par- ents on the racetrack during the summer. He came into thor- oughbred horse rac- ing naturally. His fa- ther twice rode in the Kentucky Derby as a jockey before turning to training and was North America's lead- ing trainer in 1929. His uncle, Olin Gen- try, managed Col. E.R. Bradley's farm and was instrumental in breeding 188 stakes winners, twenty champions, and nine classic winners, in- cluding six Kentucky Derby winners. Loyd Gentry's thorough- bred training career spanned six decades and linked him to racing's most presti- gious names and stables. In the 1950s, he was head trainer for Captain Harry F. Guggenheim's Cain Hoy Stable. The Guggenheim years were filled with fan- fare, owing to the captain's great wealth and political power. During a nine day pe- riod in 1955, Gentry won the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland with Racing Fool, the Derby Trial Stakes with Flying Fury, the Kentucky Oaks with Lalun, and ran fourth in the Ken tucky Derby with Racing Fool. Despite these wins, Gentry missed being at the center of racing activity and eventually returned to Central Kentucky. His record speaks for it- self. He won the Prin- cess Pat in 1960 with Rose Bower at Arling- ton Park and the im- portant Matron Stakes at Belmont Park. He ran in the Kentucky Oaks three times, winning twice with Lalun in 1955 and Hail to Patsy in 1969, and running second in 1971 with Himalaya. His train- ees, Umbrella Fella and Royal Gunner won a number of two year old races, finishing 2-3 in the Arlington- Washington Futurity in 1966 for Mike Ford. He trained Din- ner Partner for Ralph Wilson, owner of the Buffalo Bills, winning stakes with her. She later became brood- mare of the year in 1989 and produced a Kentucky.com: Obituaries and memorials online To place an obituary or memorial: Call 859-231-3215 or 800-766-6248, or email [email protected] number of superb winners. Gentry trained for the stables of John A. Bell III, Le- slie Combs and John Haynes, John W. Gal- breath, Louis L. Hag- gin II, John D. Hertz, Mike Ford, Ralph Wilson and George S. Humphrey, Secretary- Treasurer of the United States. He trained Kauai King as a two year old, break- ing his maiden with him before giving up his public stable to train privately for John Galbreath, turn- ing over Kauai King to his good friend Henry Forest. Kauai King later went on to win the Kentucky Derby and the Preak- ness in 1966. Perhaps the fastest and best known horse Gentry trained was Graustark, who was undefeated until his last race and whose popularity was legendary in the me- dia and with fans wherever Graustark went. Until his death, Gentry continued to breed and train thor- oughbreds in the rac- ing mecca that is a hallmark of Central Kentucky. Gentry served in the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II and ob- tained his training li- cense when the war ended. His first win- ner was a colt named Big Head at Tijuana, Mexico in 1946 and his first stakes horse was Tomas winning at Fort Erie, Ontario. Loyd was a member of the Thoroughbred Club of America, the Mariner Sands Coun- try Club and the Idle Hour Country Club. He was preceded in death by his first wife Katherine Clark Gen- try, as well as his only son, Loyd III. He is survived by his wife Diane M. Curry, cous- ins Tom Gentry, Olin Gentry, Kathleen Spears, Anne Eber- hardt Keogh and Daniel Eberhardt of Lexington, KY. Friends may call after 2pm Sun at Milward-Broadway until time for the me- morial service at 4pm. Memorials may be made to Chrysalis House, 1589 Hill Rise Drive, Lexington, KY 40504; Kentucky Equine Humane Cen- ter, P.O. Box 910124, Lexington, KY40591; and Cardinal Hill Re- habilitation Center, 2050 Versailles Road, Lexington, KY40504. HALL Frances,97, passed away on July 2, 2012 in the comfort of her home. She was born April 8, 1915. Pre- ceded in death by husband, James C. Hall Jr. She was a mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and dedicated mem- ber and Sunday school teacher at Hillcrest Baptist Church. She has two children, Ernest (RuthAnn) Hall and Mary Sue Dyer. She has 6 grandchildren, John (Acacia) Dyer, Rob- ert Hall, Allen Dyer, Christy Swanson, Ronald (Renee) Dyer and Cathy Hall. She also has 12 great grandchildren. She was survived by her favorite niece, JoAnn Hooten, friends and fellow church mem- bers. A memorial ser- vice officiated by Bro. Tony Hancock will be held at Hillcrest Bap- tist Church, 1409 Versailles Rd, Lexing- ton, KY on Thu, July 5, 2012 at 12pm with visitation for friends and family beginning at l1am. Contribu- tions may be made to Hillcrest Baptist Church or to Hospice of the Bluegrass, 2312 Alexandria Dr, Lex- ington, KY40504. ,,-©6'al'c 6'refll(((ioll &; thlllel'a/ ,jel'oice ISAACS Mary Brumby McGehee, 81, died on July 3, 2012. She was the daughter of the late Charles Christo- pher McGehee and Mary Brumby McGe- hee and the wife of the late William Bruce Isaacs, Jr. Mary was a member of Christ Church Cathedral and the Colonial Dames of America and past member of the Junior League of Lexington. She is survived by a daughter, Mary Me Lisle (Charles) and two sons, William Bruce Isaacs, III (Le- slie) and C. McGehee Isaacs (Betty); two brothers, Charles Christopher McGe- hee (Scott) and Tho- mas Brumby McGe- hee; six grandchildren, Mary Brumby McGehee Dwyer, David Parrish Isaacs, William Stew- art Isaacs, Christo- pher McGehee Isaacs, Brandon Bryson Isaacs, and Charles Reynolds Isaacs; and two special friends, Melanie Towles and Angel Watkins. Ser- vices will be held at a later date in Atlanta, GA. Memorials may be made to Christ Church Cathedral, 166 Market St., Lex- ington, KY 40507 or Sayre School, 194 North Limestone, Lexington, KY 40507. www.milwardfuneral.com McCONATHY Vera Mae, 84, wife of William C. McCon- athy, died Tue, July 3, 2012. Born in Lex- ington, she was the daughter of the late Bert and Betty Tay- lor Abrams. She was an honors graduate of Athens High School and a member of lib- erty Road Commu- nity Church. In addi- tion to her husband of 66 years, she is sur- vived by her children, Sherry Lynn McCon- athy, William Barry McConathy, Thomas Ray (Rhonda) McCo- nathy and Mark Perry McConathy; brother, Sherman Abrams; grandchildren, Timo- thy Crase, Todd Crase, Amy Crase, Melissa McConathy, Jacob McConathy, Brian McConathy and Kelly McConathy; great grandchildren, Ethan, Logan and Lu- cas. Services will be 10:30am Fri at Milward-Southland. Burial will follow at Camp Nelson Na- tional Cemetery. Visitation will be 5-8pm Thu. www.milwardfuneral.com Memorlee ... are like stars in the dark night of sorrow. ::**** KMECK Nicholas, 91, died July 2, 2012. Service 1:30pm Sat, July 7, 2012 at Southern Hill Methodist. ,,-©6'al'c 6'remq(ioll &; thlllel'(t/ ,Jel'lIice SEXTON Jackson Thomas, 3, son of Sergeant First Class John and Tracy Lytle Sexton of Ft. Knox, KY, passed away Sun, July 1, 2012. Surviving Jack- son are two brothers, Bailey and Gavin Sex- ton, DeRidder, LA; one sister, Sarah Sex- ton, Ft. Knox, KY; maternal grandpar- ents, Barbara Lytle, Radcliff, KY and Mike and Laura Ly t le, Grand Rivers, KY; pa- ternal grandparents, Jack and Doris Sex- ton, Isom, KY, mater- nal great grand- mother, Mary Owen Bush, Lexington, KY; aunt, Wendy Fleming of Isom, KY; uncle, Jackie Sexton, Isom, KY, and several cous- ins. Funeral services will be held 12pm Fri, July 6, 2012 at Kerr Brothers Funeral Home - Harrodsburg Rd. with burial follow- ing in Camp Nelson National Cemetery. Visitation will be 5-8pm Thu at the fu- neral home. Memo- rial contributions are suggested to Epilepsy Foundation of Ken- tucky, 982 Eastern Parkway, Louisville, KY40217. WALDEN TJ, 21, passed away unexpectedly Sun, July 1, 2012. Born in Lexington, he was the son of Emily Cook Walden, Louisville and the late Edward Joseph Walden, Jr. TJ was a loving, funny and respectful young man. He loved his country and his fam- ily. He was honored to serve in the Ken- tucky National Guard and a proud member of Unit HHB2-138 FABN. He was fulfill- ing his life long dream of being in the mili- tary and serving his country. TJ brought joy to everyone around him through his quick wit and sense of humor. In addition to his mother, he is sur- vived by his sister, Shelby Walden, Lou- isville; grandparents, Wayne and Jo Cook, Lexington; aunt, Tara Cook; uncles, Adam (Kayla) Cook and Eric (Liz) Cook. He will be greatly missed by his cousins, Haydon, Olivia, Grant, Cole, William, Jacob and Isaac. Funeral ser- vices will be 11:30am Fri at Milward-Man 0' War, 1509 Trent Blvd. Burial will fol- low at the Lexington Cemetery. Pallbear- ers will be Adam Cook, Eric Cook, Alex Maier, Garry Middle- ton, Philip Bradley and Jay Ferrell, Wil- liam Richie and Jared Gowens. Visitation will be 5-8pm Thu. Memorials may be made to the Ken- tucky Wounded War- riors Program, c/o BMAC, 128 E. Rey- nolds Rd, Lexington, KY,Suite 201, 40507. www.milwardfuneral.com WOLFE Peggy A, 79, died Tue, July 3, 2012. Services will be pri- va te. Arr. by Care Cremation & Funeral Service. ,,-©6'al'c 6'refll(((ioll ,\:,thlllel'({/ ,jel'oice State ASHLAND- James Everett Church, 96, died on July 2, 2012. No pub- lic visitation or fu- neral. Arr: Steen Fu- neral Home, 13th St. BARBOURVILLE - Wilma Sams, 76, of Broughton, IL, died Sun. Funeral Thu 11am, Hampton Fu- neral Home. Visit Wed 6-9pm, Thu 9am-l1pm. CORBIN- Charles E. Walters, 90, husband of June. Funeral l1am Wed, Vankirk-Grisell Fu- neral Home. CORBIN- Jason Petrey, 38. Visit Wed, l1am-1pm; funeral 1pm Wed, Hart Funeral Home Chapel. ELKHORN CITY - Jonathan Daniel Newcomb, 27, died July 1, 2012. Funeral l1am Fri, Bailey Fu- neral Home. Visit af- ter 6pm Wed (7pm service). FLEMINGSBURG - Linda S. Reed, 64, died Mon. Service private at Boone - Nickell Funeral Home. www.boonenickellfu- neralhome.com GRAYSON- Leland Wells, 67, died Mon. Services Fri 11am at Malone Funeral Home. Friends may call Thu 6-9pm. malonefuneralhome.com HARLAN- Paul Haywood, Sr, 70, of Tremont, owner/operator ofTre- mont Service Station, died July 1. Visit 6pm Fri; funeral at 7pm, Harlan Funeral Home. HAZARD- Barbara Jean Fu- gate, 82, died Mon, July 2, 2012. Visit 11am Fri with funeral at 2pm, Maggard's Mtn. View Chapel. HOLYCROSS- Dorothy Ann Ly- vers, 78, died Mon, July 2, 2012. Funeral 11am Fri, Holy Cross Church. Visiting 3-8pm Thu, Mattingly Funeral Home, Loretto. INEZ- Sierra Raylynn Dials, infant. Services 11am Wed, Mills Family Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Arr: Phelps & Son Funeral Home. IRVINE - Mildred L. "Tootsie" Jones Means Scott, 66, wife of Teddy R. Scott passed away Mon. Funeral services will be held Thu, 1pm at the Warren F. Toler Funeral Home. Visita- tion Wed, 6-9pm. www.tolerfuneral- home.com IRVINE - Juanita Marcum Tackett, 82, widow of James D. Tackett passed away Mon. Funeral services will be held Sat 11am at the Old Time Baptist Church. Visitation Fri 6-9pm at the Warren F. Toler Funeral Home. www.tolerfuneral- home.com LANCASTER - Henry Russell Ball, 88, died Mon. Visita- tion 5-9pm Thu at Lancaster Baptist Church. Ramsey Fu- neral Home. Service 2pm Fri at the church. LEBANON- Lee Ada Smith, 96, died Mon. Funeral 11am Fri, July 6, 2012; visitation 5-8pm Thu at Campbell- DeWitt Funeral Home. LlBERTY- George Abe Luttrell, 65, died Tue. Visita- tion 9:30am Thu; ser- vices 11am Thu, Bartle Funeral Home Chapel. LlBERTY- Abe Luttrell, 92, died Mon. Visitation 6pm Thu; services 1pm Fri, Bartle Fu- neral Home Chapel. LONDON- Waldo Cornett, 62. Service 1pm Thu at London Funeral Home. Visitation 6pm Wed at funeral home. MANCHESTER - David Reese, 48. Service 11am Fri, Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 6pm Thu. ------ MARTIN- Dottie Neeley, 94, of Hueysville, died July 3, 2012. Funeral1pm Fri, Salt Lick Comm. Church, Hueysville. Visit after 5pm Wed, church. McKEE- Betty Jean Hisel Rose, 70, wife of Le- slie, died Tue. Ser- vice 11am Fri. Visit Thu, 6-9pm Lakes Funeral Home, Berea. www.lakesfuneral- home.com NICHOLASVILLE - Ollie Harrison Mc- Millen, 82, husband of Emily Jean Me- Millen for 62 years passed away peace- fully at home on Sat, June 30 surrounded by his loving family. A native of Jessamine County he was born June 2, 1930, to the late Ollie Clay and Lela Grow McMillen. Harrison was a US Army veteran, retired electrician, and an ac- tive member of the Blue Grass Sports- man Club, Muzzle Loaders. In addition to his wife Jean he is survived by a daugh- ter Julia Harrod, hus- band John, son Steve McMillen wife Sherry, grandchildren Olivia Tudor, husband Chauncey, Emily Horn, husband Jer- emy, Micah McMillen wife Autumn and Josh McMillen, wife Maki, great grandchildren Hayden and Sam Horn, Carter and Ha- dley McMillen, Brody and Beau Tudor, a sister Jane Wood- ward, Hopkinsville and a brother David Lee McMillen, Wil- more. He was pre- ceded in death by a brother Samuel Clay McMillen and a sister Phyllis Grow Mc- Millen. A service of Remembrance will be held 1pm Fri, July 6, at Hager & Cundiff Funeral Home offici- ated by Rev. Mike Synder. He will be laid to rest in Camp Nelson National Cem- etery. Honoring him as pallbearers will be Micah and Joshua McMillen, Jeremy Horn, Chauncey Tu- dor. Honorary bear- ers will be Glen Teater, Marvin In- man, Phillip Stewart, Archie Hillar, Hugh Henkle, Mark Mur- phy, Phillip Williams and members of the Blue Grass Muzzle Loaders. The family will receive friends from 4-8pm on Thu, July 5, at the funeral home. Guestbook and tribute: www.hagerandcundif- ffunerals.com HAGER & CUNDIFF ~;;:::'2:~:' OLIVE HILL- Charles "Gene" Par- sons, 66, husband of Patty Parsons, died Mon. Service 11am Fri. Visit 6pm Thu at Northcutt & Son Home for Funerals, Morehead, KY. www.northcuttand- son.com OWENTON- Carolann Mitchuson, 21. Surviving are her parents, Paula Cooke Bond and Bill (Au- tumn) Mitchuson, Jr.; Visitation at Me- Donald & New, Main Street, Thu 4-8pm. Funeral services Fri at l1am. mcdonaldandnew.com PERRYVILLE - Becky Leffew Rear- don, 61. Service 1pm Wed, Wilder Funeral Home. Visit 5-9pm Tue. ------ PIKEVILLE- James E. Kitchen, 86, service l1am Thu, J.W. Call Chapel. Visitation today 5-7pm. www.jwcallfuneral- home.com PRESTONSBURG - Nancy Tackett, 76, died July 2, 2012. Funeral l1am Thu, Hall Funeral Home Chapel in Martin. Visit 1-9pm Wed. SALYERSVILLE - Winna Lee Williams, 87, died Mon. Fu- neral l1am Thu, Ma- goffin Co. Funeral Home. Visitation af- ter 5pm today. VANCEBURG- Tammy Sue Ward Stone, 50, died Wed. Memorial was Sun, July 1, Globe Family Funeral Chapel in Garrison. www.globefc.com WINCHESTER - Franklin Hoyt Patterson, 70, of Winchester, husband of Dixie Lee Patter- son, passed away July 3, 2012. Visitation will be from 12-1pm on Thu, July 5 at Ro- lan G. Taylor Funeral Home, 289 S. Main St, Winchester. Me- morial services will be at 1pm following visi- tation. WINCHESTER - Joseph F. Nolan, 83, husband of Gay Wells Nolan, died Tue. Ser- vice 3pm Thu, Scobee Funeral Home. Visit 1-3pm Thu. ScobeeFuneralHome.com SeeA7 Funeral Pre-Planning Let Clark Legacy Center share the options available to you with a no obligation Funeral Pre-Planning consultation. • Funerals Starting at $4,685 (including 20 gauge metal casket) • On-Site Cremations $1,345 ~ cl.rk Versailles • Fran~fort CENTER. ) Brannon Crossing ./ 859.271.1111 }metals • cremations. 'receptions Clarklegacycenter.com
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LocalCASSITYTiffany, 28, died Sun.Service l1am Fri atEvergreen MemoryGardens. Visitation9:30-10:30am Fri atKerr Bros.-Main St.
CAWOODDr. Walter Leepassed away on June27,2012 in Winston-Salem, NC. He wasborn Sep 30, 1921 inHarlan County, KY toVeda Ledford Ca-wood and JamesStephen Cawood. Dr.Cawood attended theUniversity of Ken-tucky and received hismedical degree fromthe University of Lou-isville in 1946. Hecompleted his radiol-ogy residency atJohns Hopkins Uni-versity. During WorldWar II, Dr. Cawoodserved in the ArmyMedical Corps inPasadena, Californiaand aboard a medicalhospital ship in theSouth Pacific. In 1958he moved to Ashland,KY where he re-mained for the rest ofhis career. Dr. Ca-wood was dedicatedto improving healthcare for the people ofKentucky. He workedtirelessly on the stateCertificate of Needand Licensure Board,served as president ofthe Kentucky chapterof the American Col-lege of Radiology, andpresident of the medi-cal staffs of KingsDaughters MedicalCenter and Our Ladyof Bellefonte Hospitalin Ashland. Dr. Ca-wood served aschairman of the boardof the Ken tuckyMedical Associationand was electedpresident in 1969. Hisprofessional careerwill be rememberedfor his guidance to themany students of theKings DaughtersMedical Center Radio-logic TechnologySchool as well as hiscompassion and gen-erosity to patientswho could not affordmedical care. He waspreceded in death byhis wife of 55 years,Virginia Shannon Ca-wood. He is survivedby his children Con-stance Cawood Ber-ginski (Jim) of Char-lotte; Donald ShannonCawood of Gastonia;Drusilla Cawood Sim-pson (Rick) ofWinston-Salem. He isalso survived by hisgrandchildren Lind-sey Shannon Bergin-ski, Richard CawoodSimpson and WalterGladstone Simpson. Afuneral service will beheld 11am Fri, July 6at Calvary EpiscopalChurch in Ashland,KY. Burial will takeplace on Sat, July 7 atthe family cemetery inCawood, KY. Thefamily would like tothank the physiciansof the Wake ForestSticht Center on Ag-ing, Bruce Jenkins,Joe Eskridge, JoyceMyers, and the rest ofthe Arbor Acres stafffor their loving care.In lieu of flowers,memorials may bemade to the WakeForest Sticht CenterHouse Call Program(c/o Office of Devel-opment, WFUBMC,Medical Center Blvd27199) or the Ca-wood Ledford Boys &Girls Club (1 PositivePlace, Harlan, KY40831).
FRANKLINFreeman Sylvester,79, passed away onMon, July 2, 2012 af-ter a short illness. Hewas a beautiful manwho loved his family,life, friends, andchurch. He leaves tomourn his wife Ruth,of 23 years; his chil-dren, Freeman, Jr.,Felita, Charles,Theresa, Antonio,Marshan, and his 5step-children. He isalso survived by hisbrothers, Cardell andLouis, and his sisters,Dorothy, Alberta andAnnie. He will bemissed by a host ofgrandchildren, great
grandchild, nieces,nephews and friends.Funeral services willbe held at 11am Fri atSt. Peter ClaverCatholic Church withFather Norman Fis-cher officiating.Burial will follow inCalvary Cemetery.Visitation will be from9-11am at the church.Memorials are sug-gested to St PeterClaver CatholicChurch BuildingFund, 410 JeffersonSt., Lexington, KY40508. Kerr BrothersFuneral Home-Harrodsburg Rd is incharge of arrange-ments.
GENTRYLoyd, who trainedGraustark, KauaiKing and ProudClarion, the 1967Kentucky Derby win-ner who held one ofthe race's fastesttimes, died July 1,2012 in Lexington,KY of heart failure.He was 87 and livedin Stuart, FL and Lex-ington, KY. Gentrywas born in Coving-ton, KY, on Jan 19,1925 and earned thenickname Boo in earlychildhood while hang-ing onto the trousersof his father and uncleOlin. He grew up inVersailles, IN on hisgrandmother's farm,attending school dur-ing the winter monthsand joining his par-ents on the racetrackduring the summer.He came into thor-oughbred horse rac-ing naturally. His fa-ther twice rode in theKentucky Derby as ajockey before turningto training and wasNorth America's lead-ing trainer in 1929.His uncle, Olin Gen-try, managed Col.E.R. Bradley's farmand was instrumentalin breeding 188 stakeswinners, twentychampions, and nineclassic winners, in-cluding six KentuckyDerby winners. LoydGentry's thorough-bred training careerspanned six decadesand linked him toracing's most presti-gious names andstables. In the 1950s,he was head trainerfor Captain Harry F.Guggenheim's CainHoy Stable. TheGuggenheim yearswere filled with fan-fare, owing to thecaptain's great wealthand political power.During a nine day pe-riod in 1955, Gentrywon the Blue GrassStakes at Keenelandwith Racing Fool, theDerby Trial Stakeswith Flying Fury, theKentucky Oaks withLalun, and ran fourthin the Ken tuckyDerby with RacingFool. Despite thesewins, Gentry missedbeing at the center ofracing activity andeventually returned toCentral Kentucky. Hisrecord speaks for it-self. He won the Prin-cess Pat in 1960 withRose Bower at Arling-ton Park and the im-portant MatronStakes at BelmontPark. He ran in theKentucky Oaks threetimes, winning twicewith Lalun in 1955and Hail to Patsy in1969, and runningsecond in 1971 withHimalaya. His train-ees, Umbrella Fellaand Royal Gunnerwon a number of twoyear old races, finishing2-3 in the Arlington-Washington Futurityin 1966 for MikeFord. He trained Din-ner Partner for RalphWilson, owner of theBuffalo Bills, winningstakes with her. Shelater became brood-mare of the year in1989 and produced a
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number of superbwinners. Gentrytrained for the stablesof John A. Bell III, Le-slie Combs and JohnHaynes, John W. Gal-breath, Louis L. Hag-gin II,John D. Hertz,Mike Ford, RalphWilson and George S.Humphrey, Secretary-Treasurer of theUnited States. Hetrained Kauai King asa two year old, break-ing his maiden withhim before giving uphis public stable totrain privately forJohn Galbreath, turn-ing over Kauai Kingto his good friendHenry Forest. KauaiKing later went on towin the KentuckyDerby and the Preak-ness in 1966. Perhapsthe fastest and bestknown horse Gentrytrained was Graustark,who was undefeateduntil his last race andwhose popularity waslegendary in the me-dia and with fanswherever Graustarkwent. Until his death,Gentry continued tobreed and train thor-oughbreds in the rac-ing mecca that is ahallmark of CentralKentucky. Gentryserved in the U.S.Coast Guard duringWorld War II and ob-tained his training li-cense when the warended. His first win-ner was a colt namedBig Head at Tijuana,Mexico in 1946 andhis first stakes horsewas Tomas winningat Fort Erie, Ontario.Loyd was a memberof the ThoroughbredClub of America, theMariner Sands Coun-try Club and the IdleHour Country Club.He was preceded indeath by his first wifeKatherine Clark Gen-try, as well as his onlyson, Loyd III. He issurvived by his wifeDiane M. Curry, cous-ins Tom Gentry, OlinGentry, KathleenSpears, Anne Eber-hardt Keogh andDaniel Eberhardt ofLexington, KY.Friends may call after2pm Sun atMilward-Broadwayuntil time for the me-morial service at 4pm.Memorials may bemade to ChrysalisHouse, 1589 Hill RiseDrive, Lexington, KY40504; KentuckyEquine Humane Cen-ter, P.O. Box 910124,Lexington, KY 40591;and Cardinal Hill Re-habilitation Center,2050 Versailles Road,Lexington, KY 40504.
HALLFrances,97, passedaway on July 2, 2012in the comfort of herhome. She was bornApril 8, 1915. Pre-ceded in death byhusband, James C.Hall Jr. She was amother, grandmother,great grandmother,and dedicated mem-ber and Sunday schoolteacher at HillcrestBaptist Church. Shehas two children,Ernest (RuthAnn)Hall and Mary SueDyer. She has 6grandchildren, John(Acacia) Dyer, Rob-ert Hall, Allen Dyer,Christy Swanson,Ronald (Renee) Dyerand Cathy Hall. Shealso has 12 greatgrandchildren. Shewas survived by herfavorite niece, JoAnnHooten, friends andfellow church mem-bers. A memorial ser-vice officiated by Bro.Tony Hancock will beheld at Hillcrest Bap-tist Church, 1409Versailles Rd, Lexing-
ton, KY on Thu, July5, 2012 at 12pm withvisitation for friendsand family beginningat l1am. Contribu-tions may be made toHillcrest BaptistChurch or to Hospiceof the Bluegrass, 2312Alexandria Dr, Lex-ington, KY 40504.
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ISAACSMary BrumbyMcGehee, 81, died onJuly 3, 2012. She wasthe daughter of thelate Charles Christo-pher McGehee andMary Brumby McGe-hee and the wife ofthe late William BruceIsaacs, Jr. Mary wasa member of ChristChurch Cathedral andthe Colonial Dames ofAmerica and pastmember of the JuniorLeague of Lexington.She is survived by adaughter, Mary MeLisle (Charles) andtwo sons, WilliamBruce Isaacs, III (Le-slie) and C. McGeheeIsaacs (Betty); twobrothers, CharlesChristopher McGe-hee (Scott) and Tho-mas Brumby McGe-hee; sixgrandchildren, MaryBrumby McGeheeDwyer, David ParrishIsaacs, William Stew-art Isaacs, Christo-pher McGehee Isaacs,Brandon BrysonIsaacs, and CharlesReynolds Isaacs; andtwo special friends,Melanie Towles andAngel Watkins. Ser-vices will be held at alater date in Atlanta,GA. Memorials maybe made to ChristChurch Cathedral,166 Market St., Lex-ington, KY 40507 orSayre School, 194North Limestone,Lexington, KY40507.www.milwardfuneral.com
McCONATHYVera Mae, 84, wife ofWilliam C. McCon-athy, died Tue, July 3,2012. Born in Lex-ington, she was thedaughter of the lateBert and Betty Tay-lor Abrams. She wasan honors graduate ofAthens High Schooland a member of lib-erty Road Commu-nity Church. In addi-tion to her husband of66 years, she is sur-vived by her children,Sherry Lynn McCon-athy, William BarryMcConathy, ThomasRay (Rhonda) McCo-nathy and Mark PerryMcConathy; brother,Sherman Abrams;grandchildren, Timo-thy Crase, ToddCrase, Amy Crase,Melissa McConathy,Jacob McConathy,Brian McConathy andKelly McConathy;great grandchildren,Ethan, Logan and Lu-cas. Services will be10:30am Fri atMilward-Southland.Burial will follow atCamp Nelson Na-tional Cemetery.Visitation will be5-8pm Thu.www.milwardfuneral.com
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KMECKNicholas, 91, diedJuly 2, 2012. Service1:30pm Sat, July 7,2012 at Southern HillMethodist.
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SEXTONJackson Thomas, 3,son of Sergeant FirstClass John and TracyLytle Sexton of Ft.Knox, KY, passedaway Sun, July 1,2012. Surviving Jack-son are two brothers,Bailey and Gavin Sex-ton, DeRidder, LA;one sister, Sarah Sex-ton, Ft. Knox, KY;maternal grandpar-ents, Barbara Lytle,Radcliff, KY and Mikeand Laura Ly t l e ,Grand Rivers, KY; pa-ternal grandparents,Jack and Doris Sex-ton, Isom, KY, mater-nal great grand-mother, Mary OwenBush, Lexington, KY;aunt, Wendy Flemingof Isom, KY; uncle,Jackie Sexton, Isom,KY, and several cous-ins. Funeral serviceswill be held 12pm Fri,July 6, 2012 at KerrBrothers FuneralHome - HarrodsburgRd. with burial follow-ing in Camp NelsonNational Cemetery.Visitation will be5-8pm Thu at the fu-neral home. Memo-rial contributions aresuggested to EpilepsyFoundation of Ken-tucky, 982 EasternParkway, Louisville,KY 40217.
WALDENTJ, 21, passed awayunexpectedly Sun,July 1, 2012. Born inLexington, he was theson of Emily CookWalden, Louisvilleand the late EdwardJoseph Walden, Jr. TJwas a loving, funnyand respectful youngman. He loved hiscountry and his fam-ily. He was honoredto serve in the Ken-tucky National Guardand a proud memberof Unit HHB2-138FABN. He was fulfill-ing his life long dreamof being in the mili-tary and serving hiscountry. TJ broughtjoy to everyonearound him throughhis quick wit andsense of humor. Inaddition to hismother, he is sur-vived by his sister,Shelby Walden, Lou-isville; grandparents,Wayne and Jo Cook,Lexington; aunt, TaraCook; uncles, Adam(Kayla) Cook and Eric(Liz) Cook. He willbe greatly missed byhis cousins, Haydon,Olivia, Grant, Cole,William, Jacob andIsaac. Funeral ser-vices will be 11:30amFri at Milward-Man0' War, 1509 TrentBlvd. Burial will fol-low at the LexingtonCemetery. Pallbear-ers will be AdamCook, Eric Cook, AlexMaier, Garry Middle-ton, Philip Bradleyand Jay Ferrell, Wil-liam Richie and JaredGowens. Visitationwill be 5-8pm Thu.
Memorials may bemade to the Ken-tucky Wounded War-riors Program, c/oBMAC, 128 E. Rey-nolds Rd, Lexington,KY, Suite 201, 40507.www.milwardfuneral.com
WOLFEPeggy A, 79, diedTue, July 3, 2012.Services will be pri-va te. Arr. by CareCremation & FuneralService.
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StateASHLAND-James EverettChurch, 96, died onJuly 2, 2012. No pub-lic visitation or fu-neral. Arr: Steen Fu-neral Home, 13th St.
BARBOURVILLE -Wilma Sams, 76, ofBroughton, IL, diedSun. Funeral Thu11am, Hampton Fu-neral Home. VisitWed 6-9pm, Thu9am-l1pm.
CORBIN-Charles E. Walters,90, husband of June.Funeral l1am Wed,Vankirk-Grisell Fu-neral Home.
CORBIN-Jason Petrey, 38.Visit Wed, l1am-1pm;funeral 1pm Wed,Hart Funeral HomeChapel.
ELKHORN CITY -Jonathan DanielNewcomb, 27, diedJuly 1, 2012. Funerall1am Fri, Bailey Fu-neral Home. Visit af-ter 6pm Wed (7pmservice).
FLEMINGSBURG -Linda S. Reed, 64,died Mon. Serviceprivate at Boone -Nickell Funeral Home.www.boonenickellfu-neralhome.com
GRAYSON-Leland Wells, 67,died Mon. ServicesFri 11am at MaloneFuneral Home.Friends may call Thu6-9pm.malonefuneralhome.com
HARLAN-Paul Haywood, Sr,70, of Tremont,owner/operator of Tre-mont Service Station,died July 1. Visit 6pmFri; funeral at 7pm,Harlan Funeral Home.
HAZARD-Barbara Jean Fu-gate, 82, died Mon,July 2, 2012. Visit11am Fri with funeralat 2pm, Maggard'sMtn. View Chapel.
HOLYCROSS-Dorothy Ann Ly-vers, 78, died Mon,July 2, 2012. Funeral11am Fri, Holy CrossChurch. Visiting3-8pm Thu, MattinglyFuneral Home, Loretto.
INEZ-Sierra Raylynn Dials,infant. Services 11amWed, Mills FamilyCemetery. There willbe no visitation. Arr:Phelps & Son FuneralHome.
IRVINE -Mildred L."Tootsie" JonesMeans Scott, 66,wife of Teddy R. Scottpassed away Mon.Funeral services willbe held Thu, 1pm atthe Warren F. TolerFuneral Home. Visita-tion Wed, 6-9pm.www.tolerfuneral-home.com
IRVINE -Juanita MarcumTackett, 82, widowof James D. Tackettpassed away Mon.Funeral services willbe held Sat 11am atthe Old Time BaptistChurch. Visitation Fri6-9pm at the WarrenF. Toler FuneralHome.www.tolerfuneral-home.com
LANCASTER -Henry Russell Ball,88, died Mon. Visita-tion 5-9pm Thu atLancaster BaptistChurch. Ramsey Fu-neral Home. Service2pm Fri at the church.
LEBANON-Lee Ada Smith, 96,died Mon. Funeral11am Fri, July 6,2012; visitation 5-8pmThu at Campbell-DeWitt FuneralHome.
LlBERTY-George Abe Luttrell,65, died Tue. Visita-tion 9:30am Thu; ser-vices 11am Thu,Bartle Funeral HomeChapel.
LlBERTY-Abe Luttrell, 92,died Mon. Visitation6pm Thu; services1pm Fri, Bartle Fu-neral Home Chapel.
LONDON-Waldo Cornett, 62.Service 1pm Thu atLondon FuneralHome. Visitation 6pmWed at funeral home.
MANCHESTER -David Reese, 48.Service 11am Fri,Britton FuneralHome. Visitation 6pmThu.------
MARTIN-Dottie Neeley, 94, ofHueysville, died July3, 2012. Funeral1pmFri, Salt Lick Comm.Church, Hueysville.Visit after 5pm Wed,church.
McKEE-Betty Jean HiselRose, 70, wife of Le-slie, died Tue. Ser-vice 11am Fri. VisitThu, 6-9pm LakesFuneral Home, Berea.www.lakesfuneral-home.com
NICHOLASVILLE -
Ollie Harrison Mc-Millen, 82, husbandof Emily Jean Me-Millen for 62 yearspassed away peace-fully at home on Sat,June 30 surroundedby his loving family. Anative of JessamineCounty he was bornJune 2, 1930, to thelate Ollie Clay andLela Grow McMillen.Harrison was a USArmy veteran, retiredelectrician, and an ac-tive member of theBlue Grass Sports-man Club, MuzzleLoaders. In additionto his wife Jean he issurvived by a daugh-ter Julia Harrod, hus-band John, son SteveMcMillen wife Sherry,grandchildren OliviaTudor, husbandChauncey, EmilyHorn, husband Jer-emy, Micah McMillenwife Autumn and JoshMcMillen, wife Maki,great grandchildrenHayden and SamHorn, Carter and Ha-dley McMillen, Brodyand Beau Tudor, asister Jane Wood-ward, Hopkinsvilleand a brother DavidLee McMillen, Wil-more. He was pre-ceded in death by abrother Samuel ClayMcMillen and a sister
Phyllis Grow Mc-Millen. A service ofRemembrance will beheld 1pm Fri, July 6,at Hager & CundiffFuneral Home offici-a ted by Rev. MikeSynder. He will belaid to rest in CampNelson National Cem-etery. Honoring himas pallbearers will beMicah and JoshuaMcMillen, JeremyHorn, Chauncey Tu-dor. Honorary bear-ers will be GlenTeater, Marvin In-man, Phillip Stewart,Archie Hillar, HughHenkle, Mark Mur-phy, Phillip Williamsand members of theBlue Grass MuzzleLoaders. The familywill receive friendsfrom 4-8pm on Thu,July 5, at the funeralhome. Guestbook andtribute:www.hagerandcundif-ffunerals.comHAGER & CUNDIFF
~;;:::'2:~:'OLIVE HILL-Charles "Gene" Par-sons, 66, husband ofPatty Parsons, diedMon. Service 11amFri. Visit 6pm Thu atNorthcutt & SonHome for Funerals,Morehead, KY.www.northcuttand-son.com
OWENTON-Carolann Mitchuson,21. Surviving are herparents, Paula CookeBond and Bill (Au-tumn) Mitchuson, Jr.;Visitation at Me-Donald & New, MainStreet, Thu 4-8pm.Funeral services Fri atl1am.mcdonaldandnew.com
PERRYVILLE -Becky Leffew Rear-don, 61. Service 1pmWed, Wilder FuneralHome. Visit 5-9pmTue.------
PIKEVILLE-James E. Kitchen,86, service l1am Thu,J.W. Call Chapel.Visitation today5-7pm.www.jwcallfuneral-home.com
PRESTONSBURG -Nancy Tackett, 76,died July 2, 2012.Funeral l1am Thu,Hall Funeral HomeChapel in Martin.Visit 1-9pm Wed.
SALYERSVILLE -Winna Lee Williams,87, died Mon. Fu-neral l1am Thu, Ma-goffin Co. FuneralHome. Visitation af-ter 5pm today.
VANCEBURG-Tammy Sue WardStone, 50, died Wed.Memorial was Sun,July 1, Globe FamilyFuneral Chapel inGarrison.www.globefc.com
WINCHESTER -Franklin HoytPatterson, 70, ofWinchester, husbandof Dixie Lee Patter-son, passed away July3, 2012. Visitationwill be from 12-1pmon Thu, July 5 at Ro-lan G. Taylor FuneralHome, 289 S. MainSt, Winchester. Me-morial services will beat 1pm following visi-tation.
WINCHESTER -Joseph F. Nolan, 83,husband of Gay WellsNolan, died Tue. Ser-vice 3pm Thu, ScobeeFuneral Home. Visit1-3pm Thu.ScobeeFuneralHome.com
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