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4A Wednesday, September 18, 2019, Greensburg Record-Herald Obituaries/Church MATNEY’S DIESEL SERVICE 270-932-7889 957 Matney Rd., Greensburg P.C. Clark Supply, Inc. Plumbing • Heating • Electrical 212 S. Central • Campbellsville • 465-8941 Shelbie Jean Bryant • Steve Bryant ANCIL REYNOLDS USED CARS 707 E. Broadway • Campbellsville Local 789-1116 Out of Town 1-800-767-8617 Don’s Lumber and Hardware 701 Columbia Hwy., Greensburg 932-4817 or 1-800-678-7696 Quality Custom Built Homes For Central Kentucky Since 1988. 932-3940 Jerry Hall BUILDING • REMODELING Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Home 206 S. Main Street • Greensburg • 932-4271 wwww.cowherdandparrott.com Since 1910 Dr. Ray Roberts Green County’s Chiropractor Campbellsville • 789-0060 Wholesale Hardwood Interior 1030 Campbellsville Bypass Campbellsville 789-1323 Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home SHARON CURRY OWNER 209 West Court Street Greensburg, KY 42743 (270) 932-4886 A-Plus Comfort Care Heating & Cooling Sales, Service & Installation 980 Hwy. 88, Greensburg Master Lic. #MO4187 Steven Bowles • 270-932-7421 640 Water Tower Bypass P.O. Box 504 Campbellsville, KY 42719-0504 Phone (270) 465-4321 Get Cable! It’s Easy! Call 932-3806 611 Columbia Hwy. Greensburg ACCESS Cable Television, Inc. Your Access to The World 900 Campbellsville Road • Greensburg 299-2249 • 299-2263 McDonald’s 1000 Campbellsville Road Greensburg GREENSBURG CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 699 Old Hodgenville Rd. 932-4864 Rev. Matthew Ingram, Pastor Sunday School - 9:00 AM, CT Worship Service - 10:00 AM, CT CROSSROADS - 4:50-7:20 PM, CT (Spring & Fall) BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Church With A Difference Sunday School - 8 a.m. CT Worship Service - 9 a.m. CT Sunday Night Encounter - 6 p.m. CT Wednesday Service - 6 p.m. CT 525 Temperance Rd • Greensburg 270-932-7930 GREENSBURG BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School - 8:45 AM, CT Worship Service - 10:00 AM, CT Sunday Evening - 6:00 PM, CT Wednesday Service - 6:00 PM, CT Joel 2:32 Contracting 992 Matney Rd. • Greensburg 270-932-1801 • 270-403-5934 270-932-1175 And everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever. Psalm 107:1 Holding Our Tongues W e rarely regret holding our tongue, though we often regret speaking, especially when it is done hastily or in anger. Silence also has the virtue of being impossible to correct. ere are plenty of opportunities to keep silent. When others are gossiping it is usually best to keep silent or to try to change the subject. When someone has spoken in anger to us or otherwise hurt our feelings, it is tempting to hit back with angry words, but your silence will show you to be the better person and perhaps convince the other person of their own sin. It is especially hard to hold our tongue when someone has said something about us that we know to be false. How much of our speech throughout the day is nothing more than an attempt to justify ourselves or present ourselves in a better light? In modern parlance, we are “virtue signaling” when we try to correct other’s misperceptions. When I was growing up I often heard the phrase “self-praise stinks” whenever someone was going on about how great they were. Leave the praising of yourself to others, and let others be the ones to criticize, to gossip, or to engage in all the endless chatter that pollutes our lives. Consider using the time your silence has afforded you for more beneficial endeavors. – Christopher Simon “e one who has knowledge uses words with restraint, and whoever has understanding is even-tempered. Even fools are thought wise if they keep silent, and discerning if they hold their tongues.” —Proverbs 17:27-28 Mr. Thomas Murray, son of the late Alfonzo Murray and Sarah Dorcas Wright Murray was born June 8, 1921 in Green County and departed this life Sept. 13, 2019 at the Green Hill Rehab & Care Center in Greensburg. He was 98 years, three months and five days of age. He had made a profession of faith in Christ and was a mem- ber of the Greensburg Baptist Church. He was a retired farmer, General Manager and licensed tobacco buyer for the Jake Dulworth Tobacco Warehouse. He was also the for- mer Manager for the Burley #1 Warehouse. An auctioneer, Mr. Whitnaincy, had stat- ed, “Mr. Murray was the best starter on to- bacco that he had ever followed.” He united in mar- riage to Marie Kemp on December 23, 1939, who preceded him in death on February, 28, 2018. Survivors include one daughter and a son-in-law, Carolyn and Thomas D. Jones of Louisville; two grandchildren and their spouses, Steve and Marcy Jones of Nicholasville and Kar- en and Mark Robin- son of Louisville; two great grandchildren and a spouse, Cory Jones and Shannon and Cory Gibson, all of Nicholasville; one great-great grand- child, Noah Gibson of Nicholasville; six nieces, Betty Jeffer- ies, Wanda and Den- nis Henry, Phyllis and Daryl Morning, Sara Murray, Ann Strader and Margie Bloyd; five nephews, David and Maggie Murray, Sam and Beverly Kemp, Kenny Murray, Leslie and Lohman Sidebot- tom and Albert and Freda Sutton; special friends, Jimmy Little and Ray Acree, along with a host of other relatives and friends. Mr. Murray was preceded in death by three sisters and five brothers, Nettie Kemp, Hattie Sut- ton, June Sidebottom, Daniel Murray, Mar- vin Murray, Paul Mur- ray, Carl Murray and Charles Murray. Funeral services were conducted Mon- day, Sept. 16, 2019 at the Cowherd & Par- rott Funeral Home with burial in the Greensburg Cem- etery in Greensburg. Bro. Blake Jessie, Bro. Todd Young, Bro. Steve James, Bro. Tony Jewell and Bro. Ryan Hood officiated. Visitation was prior to the service. Pallbearers: Steve Jones, Cory Jones, Gene Judd, Shaun Murray, Larry Handy, Tony Jewell, Terry Dile, Jimmy Little. Honorary Pallbear- ers: Ryan Hood, Car- men Denny, Naomi Embry, Carol Ray, Jerry Ray, Joy Scruggs, Betty Jeffries, Elnora Pickett, Doris Jean Creason, Louise Per- ry, James Bonta, Dan- ny Buchanan, Donny Buchanan, Ray Acree, Sharon Mosz, Win- ford Bonta, Kristina Smothers, Monica Pierce, Cheryl Kelly, Todd Bloyd, Walt Par- rott, Dennis Henry, Betty Hall, Homer Simpson, Bill Harris, Montery Harris, Dale Buchanan, Jerry Fi- erlds, Pee Wee Coffey, Robbie Beard, Robert Miller, Wendell Han- cock, Donnie Han- cock, Danny Burress, William Hancock, Bobby McFelia, David Murray, Cliff Cook’s Sunday School Class. Memorials are sug- gested to the Gideon Bible Fund, which can be made at the funeral home. For online condo- lence log onto: www. cowherdandparrott. com of Facebook. Thomas Murray Thomas Murray, 98 Darrell Wayne Mor- rison, son of Ruth Ann (Milby) Vittitow and the late Russell E. Morrison, Jr was born May 6, 1963 in Green County, and departed this life in Scottsville. He was 56 years of age. Darrell was a self- employed HVAC Tech- nician for many years and was an employee of Knights Mechanical at the time of his death. He enjoyed the lake life, fishing and visit- ing family and friends when he wasn’t work- ing. Besides his father, he was preceded in death by a brother: Danny Morrison. Survivors include: three sons, Chris Mor- rison and wife An- drea, Dylan Morrison and Jay Morrison all of Campbellsville; his mother, Ruth Ann Vit- titow of Louisville; a sister, Lynette Kess- inger of Shelbyville; two brothers: Lane Morri- son and Charles Vitti- tow of Louisville; three grandchildren, Abby, Jase and Taylor and a host of other relatives and friends. To honor Darrell’s request, there will be no public visitation or funeral. Interment will be in the Greensburg Cem- etery. L.R. Petty Funeral Home in Campbells- ville in charge of ar- rangements. Darrell Wayne Morrison Darrell Wayne Morrison, 56 Mr. Joseph Wayne “Joe” Fair of Manns- ville departed this life on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019 at his home af- ter a battle with cancer. Born July 29, 1962 to the late Rufus and Ella Marie (Wethington) Fair, he was 57 years, 1 month, and 13 days of age. He had made a pro- fession of faith in Christ and was a member of the Mannsville Meth- odist Church. Mr. Fair was a licensed HVAC installer and an em- ployee of Keltner Con- tracting in Campbells- ville. He loved helping people and took a gen- uine interest in their well-being. His faith in God and sincere, heartfelt kindness was exemplified in the care he took and the unfet- tered favors he did. He leaves to cherish his memory, his com- panion, Denise Cox of Mannsville; two chil- dren, Rachelle Cox, and Lindsey Jeffries and husband Alan, all of Campbellsville; six sib- lings, Vernon Fair and wife Pansy of Camp- bellsville, Becky Mar- tin and husband Ricky of Russellville, Ken- neth Fair of Manns- ville, Tammy Stayton of Campbellsville, Ronnie Fair of Camp- bellsville, and Donna Brewer of Campbells- ville; five grandchil- dren, Bailey Wething- ton, Cody Wethington, Brady Wethington, Kane Jeffries, and Hay- don Jeffries; one great- grandchild, Preston McNeil, and a host of nieces, nephews, cous- ins, and other family and friends. He was also preceded in death by a childhood sister, Debbie Gail Fair. A funeral service was held Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019 in the chapel of the L.R. Petty Fu- neral Home, 1765 New Columbia Rd, Camp- bellsville. Bro. John Hall officiated. Burial was in the Gum Lick Cemetery. Visitation was Sept. 13. Pallbearers: Alan Jeffries, Chris Mur- phy, Robert Kearney, Ricky Raikes, Ken- neth Fair, and Collin Cox. Serving as hon- orary pallbearers are his grandchildren and great-grandchild. Joseph Far Joseph Wayne Fair, 57 Homecoming at Macedonia Baptist Church this Sunday Homecoming at Macedonia Baptist Church Sunday, Sept. 22 beginning at 10 a.m. The message will be brought by Bro. Larry Wisdom with special singing by Janet and Dillard Vanardsdale. Meal to follow. Bro. Brad Davis and the congregation invite everyone to at- tend. Summershade, Bramlett Community Fish Fry The annual Sum- mershade/Bramlett Community Fish Fry will be held Sunday, Sept. 22 at 5 p.m. CDT at the Summershade Pavilion. Come early and visit with friends and neigh- bors. Everyone is invited. The event is sponsored by Summershade Unit- ed Methodist Church. Revival at Oak Grove Separate Baptist Church Oak Grove Separate Baptist Church will be starting revival Sun- day, Sept. 22 beginning at 7 p.m. ET Bro. Joe Milby will be the evangelist. Sunday night, The Glory Road Singers will be singing; Mon- day is Buddy Will- ingham; Tuesday will be Through the Fire, Wednesday is Debbie Shuffett and Thursday is Ricardo Hughes and Yulanda Bradshaw. Rev. Ricky Arnett and congregation wel- comes everyone. e Ten Commandments Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image. Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain. Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. Honor thy father and thy mother. Thou shalt not kill. Thou shalt not commit adultery. Thou shalt not steal. Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour. Thou shalt not covet. (Exodus 20:3-17) Our deepest sympathy is extended to those who have lost loved ones.
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4A Wednesday, September 18, 2019, Greensburg Record-Herald Obituaries/Church
MATNEY’SDIESEL SERVICE
270-932-7889957 Matney Rd., Greensburg
P.C. Clark Supply, Inc.Plumbing • Heating • Electrical212 S. Central • Campbellsville • 465-8941
Shelbie Jean Bryant • Steve Bryant
ANCIL REYNOLDS USED CARS
707 E. Broadway • CampbellsvilleLocal 789-1116
Out of Town 1-800-767-8617
Don’s Lumber and Hardware
701 Columbia Hwy., Greensburg932-4817 or 1-800-678-7696
Quality Custom Built Homes For Central Kentucky
Since 1988.932-3940Jerry HallBUILDING • REMODELING
Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Home206 S. Main Street • Greensburg • 932-4271
wwww.cowherdandparrott.com
Since 1910
Dr. Ray RobertsGreen County’s ChiropractorCampbellsville • 789-0060
WholesaleHardwood
Interior1030 Campbellsville BypassCampbellsville 789-1323
Foster-Toler-CurryFuneral Home
SHARON CURRYOWNER
209 West Court Street Greensburg, KY 42743(270) 932-4886
A-Plus Comfort CareHeating & Cooling
Sales, Service & Installation980 Hwy. 88, Greensburg
Master Lic. #MO4187 Steven Bowles • 270-932-7421
640 Water Tower BypassP.O. Box 504
Campbellsville, KY 42719-0504Phone (270) 465-4321
Get Cable! It’s Easy! Call 932-3806 611 Columbia Hwy. Greensburg
ACCESSCable Television, Inc.
Your Access to The World
900 Campbellsville Road • Greensburg
299-2249 • 299-2263
McDonald’s1000 Campbellsville
RoadGreensburg
GREENSBURG CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
699 Old Hodgenville Rd.932-4864
Rev. Matthew Ingram, PastorSunday School - 9:00 AM, CT
Worship Service - 10:00 AM, CTCROSSROADS - 4:50-7:20 PM, CT
(Spring & Fall)
BETHLEHEM BAPTISTChurch With A Difference Sunday School - 8 a.m. CT
Worship Service - 9 a.m. CTSunday Night Encounter - 6 p.m. CTWednesday Service - 6 p.m. CT
525 Temperance Rd • Greensburg270-932-7930
GREENSBURG BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School - 8:45 AM, CTWorship Service - 10:00 AM, CTSunday Evening - 6:00 PM, CT
Wednesday Service - 6:00 PM, CT
Joel 2:32 Contracting
992 Matney Rd. • Greensburg 270-932-1801 • 270-403-5934
270-932-1175
And everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved
Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever. Psalm 107:1
Holding Our Tongues
We rarely regret holding ourtongue, though we oftenregret speaking, especially
when it is done hastily or in anger.Silence also has the virtue of beingimpossible to correct. There are plentyof opportunities to keep silent. Whenothers are gossiping it is usually bestto keep silent or to try to change thesubject. When someone has spoken inanger to us or otherwise hurt ourfeelings, it is tempting to hit back withangry words, but your silence willshow you to be the better person andperhaps convince the other person oftheir own sin. It is especially hard tohold our tongue when someone hassaid something about us that we knowto be false. How much of our speechthroughout the day is nothing morethan an attempt to justify ourselves orpresent ourselves in a better light? Inmodern parlance, we are “virtuesignaling” when we try to correctother’s misperceptions. When I was
growing up I often heard the phrase“self-praise stinks” whenever someonewas going on about how great theywere. Leave the praising of yourself toothers, and let others be the ones tocriticize, to gossip, or to engage in allthe endless chatter that pollutes ourlives. Consider using the time yoursilence has afforded you for morebeneficial endeavors. – ChristopherSimon
“The one who has knowledge useswords with restraint, and whoever hasunderstanding is even-tempered. Evenfools are thought wise if they keep silent,and discerning if they hold theirtongues.”—Proverbs 17:27-28
Mr. Thomas Murray, son of the late Alfonzo Murray and Sarah Dorcas Wright Murray was born June 8, 1921 in Green County and departed this life Sept. 13, 2019 at the Green Hill Rehab & Care Center in Greensburg. He was 98 years, three months and five days of age.
He had made a profession of faith in Christ and was a mem-ber of the Greensburg Baptist Church. He was a retired farmer, General Manager and licensed tobacco buyer for the Jake Dulworth Tobacco Warehouse. He was also the for-mer Manager for the Burley #1 Warehouse. An auctioneer, Mr. Whitnaincy, had stat-ed, “Mr. Murray was the best starter on to-bacco that he had ever followed.”
He united in mar-riage to Marie Kemp on December 23, 1939, who preceded him in death on February, 28, 2018.
Survivors include one daughter and a son-in-law, Carolyn and Thomas D. Jones of Louisville; two grandchildren and their spouses, Steve and Marcy Jones of Nicholasville and Kar-en and Mark Robin-son of Louisville; two great grandchildren and a spouse, Cory Jones and Shannon and Cory Gibson, all of Nicholasville; one great-great grand-child, Noah Gibson of Nicholasville; six nieces, Betty Jeffer-ies, Wanda and Den-nis Henry, Phyllis and Daryl Morning, Sara Murray, Ann Strader and Margie Bloyd; five nephews, David and Maggie Murray, Sam and Beverly Kemp, Kenny Murray, Leslie and Lohman Sidebot-tom and Albert and Freda Sutton; special friends, Jimmy Little and Ray Acree, along with a host of other relatives and friends.
Mr. Murray was preceded in death by three sisters and five brothers, Nettie Kemp, Hattie Sut-ton, June Sidebottom, Daniel Murray, Mar-vin Murray, Paul Mur-ray, Carl Murray and Charles Murray.
Funeral services were conducted Mon-day, Sept. 16, 2019 at the Cowherd & Par-rott Funeral Home with burial in the
G r e e n s b u r g C e m -etery in Greensburg. Bro. Blake Jessie, Bro. Todd Young, Bro. Steve James, Bro. Tony Jewell and Bro. Ryan Hood officiated.
Visitation was prior to the service.
Pallbearers: Steve Jones, Cory Jones, Gene Judd, Shaun Murray, Larry Handy, Tony Jewell, Terry Dile, Jimmy Little.
Honorary Pallbear-ers: Ryan Hood, Car-men Denny, Naomi Embry, Carol Ray, Jerry Ray, Joy Scruggs, Betty Jeffries, Elnora Pickett, Doris Jean Creason, Louise Per-ry, James Bonta, Dan-ny Buchanan, Donny Buchanan, Ray Acree, Sharon Mosz, Win-ford Bonta, Kristina Smothers, Monica Pierce, Cheryl Kelly, Todd Bloyd, Walt Par-rott, Dennis Henry, Betty Hall, Homer Simpson, Bill Harris, Montery Harris, Dale Buchanan, Jerry Fi-erlds, Pee Wee Coffey, Robbie Beard, Robert Miller, Wendell Han-cock, Donnie Han-cock, Danny Burress, Wi l l i am Hancock , Bobby McFelia, David Murray, Cliff Cook’s Sunday School Class.
Memorials are sug-gested to the Gideon Bible Fund, which can be made at the funeral home.
For online condo-lence log onto: www.cowherdandparrott.com of Facebook.
Thomas Murray
Thomas Murray, 98Darrell Wayne Mor-
rison, son of Ruth Ann (Milby) Vittitow and the late Russell E. Morrison, Jr was born May 6, 1963 in Green County, and departed this life in Scottsville. He was 56 years of age.
Darrell was a self-employed HVAC Tech-nician for many years and was an employee of Knights Mechanical at the time of his death.
He enjoyed the lake life, fishing and visit-ing family and friends when he wasn’t work-ing.
Besides his father, he was preceded in death by a brother: Danny Morrison.
Survivors include: three sons, Chris Mor-rison and wife An-drea, Dylan Morrison and Jay Morrison all of Campbellsville; his mother, Ruth Ann Vit-titow of Louisville; a sister, Lynette Kess-inger of Shelbyville; two brothers: Lane Morri-
son and Charles Vitti-tow of Louisville; three grandchildren, Abby, Jase and Taylor and a host of other relatives and friends.
To honor Darrell’s request, there will be no public visitation or funeral.
Interment will be in the Greensburg Cem-etery.
L.R. Petty Funeral Home in Campbells-ville in charge of ar-rangements.
Darrell Wayne Morrison
Darrell Wayne Morrison, 56
Mr. Joseph Wayne “Joe” Fair of Manns-ville departed this life on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019 at his home af-ter a battle with cancer. Born July 29, 1962 to the late Rufus and Ella Marie (Wethington) Fair, he was 57 years, 1 month, and 13 days of age.
He had made a pro-fession of faith in Christ and was a member of the Mannsville Meth-odist Church. Mr. Fair was a licensed HVAC installer and an em-ployee of Keltner Con-tracting in Campbells-ville. He loved helping people and took a gen-uine interest in their well-being. His faith in God and sincere, heartfelt kindness was exemplified in the care he took and the unfet-tered favors he did.
He leaves to cherish his memory, his com-panion, Denise Cox of Mannsville; two chil-dren, Rachelle Cox, and Lindsey Jeffries and husband Alan, all of Campbellsville; six sib-lings, Vernon Fair and wife Pansy of Camp-bellsville, Becky Mar-tin and husband Ricky of Russellville, Ken-neth Fair of Manns-ville, Tammy Stayton of Campbel lsvi l le, Ronnie Fair of Camp-bellsville, and Donna Brewer of Campbells-ville; five grandchil-dren, Bailey Wething-
ton, Cody Wethington, Brady Wethington, Kane Jeffries, and Hay-don Jeffries; one great-grandchild, Preston McNeil, and a host of nieces, nephews, cous-ins, and other family and friends.
He was also preceded in death by a childhood sister, Debbie Gail Fair.
A funeral service was held Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019 in the chapel of the L.R. Petty Fu-neral Home, 1765 New Columbia Rd, Camp-bellsville. Bro. John Hall officiated. Burial was in the Gum Lick Cemetery.
Visitation was Sept. 13.
Pallbearers: Alan Jeffries, Chris Mur-phy, Robert Kearney, Ricky Raikes, Ken-neth Fair, and Collin Cox. Serving as hon-orary pallbearers are his grandchildren and great-grandchild.
Joseph Far
Joseph Wayne Fair, 57
Homecoming at Macedonia Baptist Church this Sunday
H o m e c o m i n g a t Macedonia Baptist Church Sunday, Sept. 22 beginning at 10 a.m. The message will be brought by Bro. Larry Wisdom with special
singing by Janet and Dillard Vanardsdale. Meal to follow.
Bro. Brad Davis and the congregation invite everyone to at-tend.
Summershade, Bramlett Community Fish Fry
The annual Sum-mershade/Bramlett Community Fish Fry will be held Sunday, Sept. 22 at 5 p.m. CDT at the Summershade Pavilion.
Come early and visitwith friends and neigh-bors.
Everyone is invited.The event is sponsoredby Summershade Unit-ed Methodist Church.
Revival at Oak Grove Separate Baptist Church
Oak Grove Separate Baptist Church will be starting revival Sun-day, Sept. 22 beginning at 7 p.m. ET
Bro. Joe Milby will be the evangelist.
Sunday night, The Glory Road Singers will be singing; Mon-
day is Buddy Will-ingham; Tuesday will be Through the Fire, Wednesday is DebbieShuffett and Thursdayis Ricardo Hughes andYulanda Bradshaw.
Rev. Ricky Arnett and congregation wel-comes everyone.
Th e Ten Commandments
Thou shalt have no other gods before me.
Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image.
Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.
Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy.
Honor thy father and thy mother.
Thou shalt not kill. Thou shalt not commit adultery.
Thou shalt not steal.Thou shalt not bear false witness
against thy neighbour.Thou shalt not covet.
(Exodus 20:3-17)
Our deepest sympathy is extended to those who have lost loved ones.
