From the LaRue County Herald:
Mrs. Maggie Gardner Bradley, age 56, of English, Ind., died Saturday at St. Anthony Hospital in Louisville, after a long illness. She was a native of Green County. She is survived by her husband, Raymond Bradley; two brothers, Ellis Gardner, of Indianapolis, Ind., and Victor Gardner of Buffalo; three sisters. Mrs. Grace Purvis, of Clayton Ind., Mrs. Betty Pickerill, Campbellsville and Mrs. Myrtle Wise, of Illinois. The body was brought to the Bennett-Bertram Funeral Home in Hodgenville Tuesday afternoon. Graveside services were Wednesday at the Mt. Tabor Cemetery near Buffalo.
Mrs. Maggie Gardner Bradley, age 56, of English, Ind., died Saturday at St. Anthony Hospital in Louisville, after a long illness. She was a native of Green County. She is survived by her husband, Raymond Bradley; two brothers, Ellis Gardner, of Indianapolis, Ind., and Victor Gardner of Buffalo; three sisters. Mrs. Grace Purvis, of Clayton Ind., Mrs. Betty Pickerill, Campbellsville and Mrs. Myrtle Wise, of Illinois. The body was brought to the Bennett-Bertram Funeral Home in Hodgenville Tuesday afternoon. Graveside services were Wednesday at the Mt. Tabor Cemetery near Buffalo.
From the LaRue County Herald:
Mrs. Maggie Gardner Bradley, age 56, of English, Ind., died Saturday at St. Anthony Hospital in Louisville, after a long illness. She was a native of Green County. She is survived by her husband, Raymond Bradley; two brothers, Ellis Gardner, of Indianapolis, Ind., and Victor Gardner of Buffalo; three sisters. Mrs. Grace Purvis, of Clayton Ind., Mrs. Betty Pickerill, Campbellsville and Mrs. Myrtle Wise, of Illinois. The body was brought to the Bennett-Bertram Funeral Home in Hodgenville Tuesday afternoon. Graveside services were Wednesday at the Mt. Tabor Cemetery near Buffalo.
Mrs. Maggie Gardner Bradley, age 56, of English, Ind., died Saturday at St. Anthony Hospital in Louisville, after a long illness. She was a native of Green County. She is survived by her husband, Raymond Bradley; two brothers, Ellis Gardner, of Indianapolis, Ind., and Victor Gardner of Buffalo; three sisters. Mrs. Grace Purvis, of Clayton Ind., Mrs. Betty Pickerill, Campbellsville and Mrs. Myrtle Wise, of Illinois. The body was brought to the Bennett-Bertram Funeral Home in Hodgenville Tuesday afternoon. Graveside services were Wednesday at the Mt. Tabor Cemetery near Buffalo.
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