Age 64 of Madison. January 19, 2009. Preceded in death by parents, Jimmie Jewel and Ruby Hester Bailiff; daughter, Janet Michelle Brown. Survived by son, Jimmy Edward Bailiff; daughter, Joanne Murdock; brother, Wayne (Edna) Bailiff; 8 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren. Visitation with the family will be at Madison Funeral Home Wednesday, 4-8 p.m. Funeral service Thursday at 1:30 p.m., in the chapel of Madison Funeral Home. Interment Forest Lawn. Online tributes madisonfuneralhome.net. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, (615) 868-9020.
Jimmy worked with my hubby George awhile back at the Dupont Plant in Old Hickory Tennessee and retired from there , but he was also working a partime job in Madison Tennessee, when my sister and I met him, in a restraunt called Picadilly as a food server like a cafeteria.
He was a diabetic, he became sick and passed out at home , he was in the hospital in a coma and had neumonia for a few weeks and passed away.
Jimmy always liked to get go to Bluegrass music places where he could get autographs and meet famous people around in Nashville . There were some famous Country western people that would go to Picadilly to eat and Jimmy was always ready to get their autographs . He was a sweet friendly funny person and he will be missed by all his friends from Madison and Nashville Tennessee, and his family he left behind, and will one day see them again
Jimmy is with his daughter and his mom now in heaven and probley also getting our Lords autograph along with all the other famous Country and Western people he had never met but wanted too when they were here on earth.
Jimmy worked with my hubby George awhile back at the Dupont Plant in Old Hickory Tennessee and retired from there , but he was also working a partime job in Madison Tennessee, when my sister and I met him, in a restraunt called Picadilly as a food server like a cafeteria.
He was a diabetic, he became sick and passed out at home , he was in the hospital in a coma and had neumonia for a few weeks and passed away.
Jimmy always liked to get go to Bluegrass music places where he could get autographs and meet famous people around in Nashville . There were some famous Country western people that would go to Picadilly to eat and Jimmy was always ready to get their autographs . He was a sweet friendly funny person and he will be missed by all his friends from Madison and Nashville Tennessee, and his family he left behind, and will one day see them again
Jimmy is with his daughter and his mom now in heaven and probley also getting our Lords autograph along with all the other famous Country and Western people he had never met but wanted too when they were here on earth.
Age 64 of Madison. January 19, 2009. Preceded in death by parents, Jimmie Jewel and Ruby Hester Bailiff; daughter, Janet Michelle Brown. Survived by son, Jimmy Edward Bailiff; daughter, Joanne Murdock; brother, Wayne (Edna) Bailiff; 8 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren. Visitation with the family will be at Madison Funeral Home Wednesday, 4-8 p.m. Funeral service Thursday at 1:30 p.m., in the chapel of Madison Funeral Home. Interment Forest Lawn. Online tributes madisonfuneralhome.net. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, (615) 868-9020.
Jimmy worked with my hubby George awhile back at the Dupont Plant in Old Hickory Tennessee and retired from there , but he was also working a partime job in Madison Tennessee, when my sister and I met him, in a restraunt called Picadilly as a food server like a cafeteria.
He was a diabetic, he became sick and passed out at home , he was in the hospital in a coma and had neumonia for a few weeks and passed away.
Jimmy always liked to get go to Bluegrass music places where he could get autographs and meet famous people around in Nashville . There were some famous Country western people that would go to Picadilly to eat and Jimmy was always ready to get their autographs . He was a sweet friendly funny person and he will be missed by all his friends from Madison and Nashville Tennessee, and his family he left behind, and will one day see them again
Jimmy is with his daughter and his mom now in heaven and probley also getting our Lords autograph along with all the other famous Country and Western people he had never met but wanted too when they were here on earth.
Jimmy worked with my hubby George awhile back at the Dupont Plant in Old Hickory Tennessee and retired from there , but he was also working a partime job in Madison Tennessee, when my sister and I met him, in a restraunt called Picadilly as a food server like a cafeteria.
He was a diabetic, he became sick and passed out at home , he was in the hospital in a coma and had neumonia for a few weeks and passed away.
Jimmy always liked to get go to Bluegrass music places where he could get autographs and meet famous people around in Nashville . There were some famous Country western people that would go to Picadilly to eat and Jimmy was always ready to get their autographs . He was a sweet friendly funny person and he will be missed by all his friends from Madison and Nashville Tennessee, and his family he left behind, and will one day see them again
Jimmy is with his daughter and his mom now in heaven and probley also getting our Lords autograph along with all the other famous Country and Western people he had never met but wanted too when they were here on earth.
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