J.M. Patterson
J.M. Patterson, 64, of the Turkey Creek Community, was born on June 21, 1936 to Clarence E. Patterson and Martha Hale Patterson at Hinkle in Knox County. Mr. Patterson died Thursday, Dec. 7, 2000 in the Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington. He was a member and past board member of Scalf Chapel. Mr. Patterson was self-employed in the coal and lumber business. He was a truck driver having worked for the teamsters local 299 in Detroit, Michigan. He served in the National Guard for 17 years, having worked for the Barbourville and Bell County headquarters Company 149th M.P. Battalion and later worked as a missile technician in Newport, Mich. On Dec. 21, 1955, he united in marriage to Betty Evans and to this union, a beloved daughter Sherrie Elizabeth was born.
He is survived by his wife, Betty Evans Patterson of Turkey Creek; his daughter Sherrie Elizabeth Patterson Cantrell and husband Alan of West Bloomfield, Mich.; his grandsons William Alexander and Christopher John; his beloved parents Clarence and Martha Hale Patterson of Bimble; his sisters Kathleen Cole and husband Harold of Somerset, Ann Bays and husband Bill of Ashland,; his brother Paul Kenneth Patterson and wife Janice of Bimble; his nieces Pam Bays Downing and husband Todd, Beth Burch, Dana Patterson Centers and husband Darryl, Kara Patterson LeFevers and husband Will; his nephews Gary Brooks and wife Ann; Mike Brooks and wife Carol; A.Y. Evans Jr. and wife Ginger, Hal Cole and wife Nancy and Randy Cole and wife Kara; his aunts Mary hinkle and Lucy Daniels both of Barbourville and Lillie Williamson of Cincinnati; his sisters-in-law Mary E. Brooks of Four Mile and Barbara Evans of Flat Lick; he also leaves many beloved cousins, friends and neighbors to mourn his passing.
Funeral Services for J.M. Patterson were conducted in the Hopper Funeral Home Chapel, on Sunday, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Sylvester Dunn and the Rev. James Mooneyham officiating. Burial followed in the Scalf Cemetery at Turkey Creek. Pallbearers were Gary Brooks, Mike Brooks, A.Y. Evans Jr., Hal Cole, Randy Cole, Alvin Patterson, Terry Patterson and Denver Lee Jackson. Honorary pallbearers were all members of Scalf Chapel, Harold Patterson, James matt Mooneyham, Glen Asher, Dr. Martha combs Woolum, Dr. Steven K. Morgan, doctors and ICU nurses third wing at the Central Baptist Hospital and all dear neighbors and friends of Mr. Patterson. The Patterson family have requested that contributions may be made to the National Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Louisville Chapter, in loving memory of J.M. Patterson.
Hopper Funeral home was in charge of arrangements.
J.M. Patterson, 64, of the Turkey Creek Community, was born on June 21, 1936 to Clarence E. Patterson and Martha Hale Patterson at Hinkle in Knox County. Mr. Patterson died Thursday, Dec. 7, 2000 in the Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington. He was a member and past board member of Scalf Chapel. Mr. Patterson was self-employed in the coal and lumber business. He was a truck driver having worked for the teamsters local 299 in Detroit, Michigan. He served in the National Guard for 17 years, having worked for the Barbourville and Bell County headquarters Company 149th M.P. Battalion and later worked as a missile technician in Newport, Mich. On Dec. 21, 1955, he united in marriage to Betty Evans and to this union, a beloved daughter Sherrie Elizabeth was born.
He is survived by his wife, Betty Evans Patterson of Turkey Creek; his daughter Sherrie Elizabeth Patterson Cantrell and husband Alan of West Bloomfield, Mich.; his grandsons William Alexander and Christopher John; his beloved parents Clarence and Martha Hale Patterson of Bimble; his sisters Kathleen Cole and husband Harold of Somerset, Ann Bays and husband Bill of Ashland,; his brother Paul Kenneth Patterson and wife Janice of Bimble; his nieces Pam Bays Downing and husband Todd, Beth Burch, Dana Patterson Centers and husband Darryl, Kara Patterson LeFevers and husband Will; his nephews Gary Brooks and wife Ann; Mike Brooks and wife Carol; A.Y. Evans Jr. and wife Ginger, Hal Cole and wife Nancy and Randy Cole and wife Kara; his aunts Mary hinkle and Lucy Daniels both of Barbourville and Lillie Williamson of Cincinnati; his sisters-in-law Mary E. Brooks of Four Mile and Barbara Evans of Flat Lick; he also leaves many beloved cousins, friends and neighbors to mourn his passing.
Funeral Services for J.M. Patterson were conducted in the Hopper Funeral Home Chapel, on Sunday, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Sylvester Dunn and the Rev. James Mooneyham officiating. Burial followed in the Scalf Cemetery at Turkey Creek. Pallbearers were Gary Brooks, Mike Brooks, A.Y. Evans Jr., Hal Cole, Randy Cole, Alvin Patterson, Terry Patterson and Denver Lee Jackson. Honorary pallbearers were all members of Scalf Chapel, Harold Patterson, James matt Mooneyham, Glen Asher, Dr. Martha combs Woolum, Dr. Steven K. Morgan, doctors and ICU nurses third wing at the Central Baptist Hospital and all dear neighbors and friends of Mr. Patterson. The Patterson family have requested that contributions may be made to the National Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Louisville Chapter, in loving memory of J.M. Patterson.
Hopper Funeral home was in charge of arrangements.
J.M. Patterson
J.M. Patterson, 64, of the Turkey Creek Community, was born on June 21, 1936 to Clarence E. Patterson and Martha Hale Patterson at Hinkle in Knox County. Mr. Patterson died Thursday, Dec. 7, 2000 in the Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington. He was a member and past board member of Scalf Chapel. Mr. Patterson was self-employed in the coal and lumber business. He was a truck driver having worked for the teamsters local 299 in Detroit, Michigan. He served in the National Guard for 17 years, having worked for the Barbourville and Bell County headquarters Company 149th M.P. Battalion and later worked as a missile technician in Newport, Mich. On Dec. 21, 1955, he united in marriage to Betty Evans and to this union, a beloved daughter Sherrie Elizabeth was born.
He is survived by his wife, Betty Evans Patterson of Turkey Creek; his daughter Sherrie Elizabeth Patterson Cantrell and husband Alan of West Bloomfield, Mich.; his grandsons William Alexander and Christopher John; his beloved parents Clarence and Martha Hale Patterson of Bimble; his sisters Kathleen Cole and husband Harold of Somerset, Ann Bays and husband Bill of Ashland,; his brother Paul Kenneth Patterson and wife Janice of Bimble; his nieces Pam Bays Downing and husband Todd, Beth Burch, Dana Patterson Centers and husband Darryl, Kara Patterson LeFevers and husband Will; his nephews Gary Brooks and wife Ann; Mike Brooks and wife Carol; A.Y. Evans Jr. and wife Ginger, Hal Cole and wife Nancy and Randy Cole and wife Kara; his aunts Mary hinkle and Lucy Daniels both of Barbourville and Lillie Williamson of Cincinnati; his sisters-in-law Mary E. Brooks of Four Mile and Barbara Evans of Flat Lick; he also leaves many beloved cousins, friends and neighbors to mourn his passing.
Funeral Services for J.M. Patterson were conducted in the Hopper Funeral Home Chapel, on Sunday, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Sylvester Dunn and the Rev. James Mooneyham officiating. Burial followed in the Scalf Cemetery at Turkey Creek. Pallbearers were Gary Brooks, Mike Brooks, A.Y. Evans Jr., Hal Cole, Randy Cole, Alvin Patterson, Terry Patterson and Denver Lee Jackson. Honorary pallbearers were all members of Scalf Chapel, Harold Patterson, James matt Mooneyham, Glen Asher, Dr. Martha combs Woolum, Dr. Steven K. Morgan, doctors and ICU nurses third wing at the Central Baptist Hospital and all dear neighbors and friends of Mr. Patterson. The Patterson family have requested that contributions may be made to the National Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Louisville Chapter, in loving memory of J.M. Patterson.
Hopper Funeral home was in charge of arrangements.
J.M. Patterson, 64, of the Turkey Creek Community, was born on June 21, 1936 to Clarence E. Patterson and Martha Hale Patterson at Hinkle in Knox County. Mr. Patterson died Thursday, Dec. 7, 2000 in the Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington. He was a member and past board member of Scalf Chapel. Mr. Patterson was self-employed in the coal and lumber business. He was a truck driver having worked for the teamsters local 299 in Detroit, Michigan. He served in the National Guard for 17 years, having worked for the Barbourville and Bell County headquarters Company 149th M.P. Battalion and later worked as a missile technician in Newport, Mich. On Dec. 21, 1955, he united in marriage to Betty Evans and to this union, a beloved daughter Sherrie Elizabeth was born.
He is survived by his wife, Betty Evans Patterson of Turkey Creek; his daughter Sherrie Elizabeth Patterson Cantrell and husband Alan of West Bloomfield, Mich.; his grandsons William Alexander and Christopher John; his beloved parents Clarence and Martha Hale Patterson of Bimble; his sisters Kathleen Cole and husband Harold of Somerset, Ann Bays and husband Bill of Ashland,; his brother Paul Kenneth Patterson and wife Janice of Bimble; his nieces Pam Bays Downing and husband Todd, Beth Burch, Dana Patterson Centers and husband Darryl, Kara Patterson LeFevers and husband Will; his nephews Gary Brooks and wife Ann; Mike Brooks and wife Carol; A.Y. Evans Jr. and wife Ginger, Hal Cole and wife Nancy and Randy Cole and wife Kara; his aunts Mary hinkle and Lucy Daniels both of Barbourville and Lillie Williamson of Cincinnati; his sisters-in-law Mary E. Brooks of Four Mile and Barbara Evans of Flat Lick; he also leaves many beloved cousins, friends and neighbors to mourn his passing.
Funeral Services for J.M. Patterson were conducted in the Hopper Funeral Home Chapel, on Sunday, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Sylvester Dunn and the Rev. James Mooneyham officiating. Burial followed in the Scalf Cemetery at Turkey Creek. Pallbearers were Gary Brooks, Mike Brooks, A.Y. Evans Jr., Hal Cole, Randy Cole, Alvin Patterson, Terry Patterson and Denver Lee Jackson. Honorary pallbearers were all members of Scalf Chapel, Harold Patterson, James matt Mooneyham, Glen Asher, Dr. Martha combs Woolum, Dr. Steven K. Morgan, doctors and ICU nurses third wing at the Central Baptist Hospital and all dear neighbors and friends of Mr. Patterson. The Patterson family have requested that contributions may be made to the National Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Louisville Chapter, in loving memory of J.M. Patterson.
Hopper Funeral home was in charge of arrangements.
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