Kentucky New Era obit posted 13 May 1985 reads as follows:
Frances Maude Howell Hunter, 89, Route 3, died at her home at 9:30 am Sunday after an illness of four years.
Services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Goodwin Funeral Home with Rodney Cheatham officiating and burial in Joiner's Chapel Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 4 pm Tuesday at the funeral home.
A native of Tennessee, she was born June 21, 1895, the daughter of the late John and Ollie Mae Gibbs Howell. She was a member of Joiner's Chapel Church of Christ.
Her husband, Jake Hunter Sr., died in 1976, and a daughter, Dorothy Mae Hunter, died several years ago. Two sons, Troy and William Frances Hunter, died in 1969 and 1975, respectfully.
Survivors include five sons, Ray of Fresno, Calif., Howell C of Rock Hill, SC, Larry of Lake St. Louis, Mo., and Charles and Jake Hunter Sr., both of Cadiz; two brothers, John of Warren, Mich., and Burke Howell of Dover, Tenn.; two sisters, Ollie Mae and Melissa Lancaster, both of Paris, Tenn.; and 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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The following was written by dkb:
**In Memoriam**
In Memory of my husband, Jake Hunter, who passed away a year ago October 20.
Memories are treasures,
that no one can steal;
Death is a heartache
that nothing can heal;
Some may forget you
Since you are gone;
But I'll always remember
no matter how long.
I lived with you 66 years---not long enough.
--Lonely wife, Maude Hunter.
{written by: Maude Hunter}
Frances Maude Howell Hunter, 89, Route 3, died at her home at 9:30 am Sunday after an illness of four years.
Services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Goodwin Funeral Home with Rodney Cheatham officiating and burial in Joiner's Chapel Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 4 pm Tuesday at the funeral home.
A native of Tennessee, she was born June 21, 1895, the daughter of the late John and Ollie Mae Gibbs Howell. She was a member of Joiner's Chapel Church of Christ.
Her husband, Jake Hunter Sr., died in 1976, and a daughter, Dorothy Mae Hunter, died several years ago. Two sons, Troy and William Frances Hunter, died in 1969 and 1975, respectfully.
Survivors include five sons, Ray of Fresno, Calif., Howell C of Rock Hill, SC, Larry of Lake St. Louis, Mo., and Charles and Jake Hunter Sr., both of Cadiz; two brothers, John of Warren, Mich., and Burke Howell of Dover, Tenn.; two sisters, Ollie Mae and Melissa Lancaster, both of Paris, Tenn.; and 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
____________________________
The following was written by dkb:
**In Memoriam**
In Memory of my husband, Jake Hunter, who passed away a year ago October 20.
Memories are treasures,
that no one can steal;
Death is a heartache
that nothing can heal;
Some may forget you
Since you are gone;
But I'll always remember
no matter how long.
I lived with you 66 years---not long enough.
--Lonely wife, Maude Hunter.
{written by: Maude Hunter}
Kentucky New Era obit posted 13 May 1985 reads as follows:
Frances Maude Howell Hunter, 89, Route 3, died at her home at 9:30 am Sunday after an illness of four years.
Services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Goodwin Funeral Home with Rodney Cheatham officiating and burial in Joiner's Chapel Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 4 pm Tuesday at the funeral home.
A native of Tennessee, she was born June 21, 1895, the daughter of the late John and Ollie Mae Gibbs Howell. She was a member of Joiner's Chapel Church of Christ.
Her husband, Jake Hunter Sr., died in 1976, and a daughter, Dorothy Mae Hunter, died several years ago. Two sons, Troy and William Frances Hunter, died in 1969 and 1975, respectfully.
Survivors include five sons, Ray of Fresno, Calif., Howell C of Rock Hill, SC, Larry of Lake St. Louis, Mo., and Charles and Jake Hunter Sr., both of Cadiz; two brothers, John of Warren, Mich., and Burke Howell of Dover, Tenn.; two sisters, Ollie Mae and Melissa Lancaster, both of Paris, Tenn.; and 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
____________________________
The following was written by dkb:
**In Memoriam**
In Memory of my husband, Jake Hunter, who passed away a year ago October 20.
Memories are treasures,
that no one can steal;
Death is a heartache
that nothing can heal;
Some may forget you
Since you are gone;
But I'll always remember
no matter how long.
I lived with you 66 years---not long enough.
--Lonely wife, Maude Hunter.
{written by: Maude Hunter}
Frances Maude Howell Hunter, 89, Route 3, died at her home at 9:30 am Sunday after an illness of four years.
Services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Goodwin Funeral Home with Rodney Cheatham officiating and burial in Joiner's Chapel Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 4 pm Tuesday at the funeral home.
A native of Tennessee, she was born June 21, 1895, the daughter of the late John and Ollie Mae Gibbs Howell. She was a member of Joiner's Chapel Church of Christ.
Her husband, Jake Hunter Sr., died in 1976, and a daughter, Dorothy Mae Hunter, died several years ago. Two sons, Troy and William Frances Hunter, died in 1969 and 1975, respectfully.
Survivors include five sons, Ray of Fresno, Calif., Howell C of Rock Hill, SC, Larry of Lake St. Louis, Mo., and Charles and Jake Hunter Sr., both of Cadiz; two brothers, John of Warren, Mich., and Burke Howell of Dover, Tenn.; two sisters, Ollie Mae and Melissa Lancaster, both of Paris, Tenn.; and 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
____________________________
The following was written by dkb:
**In Memoriam**
In Memory of my husband, Jake Hunter, who passed away a year ago October 20.
Memories are treasures,
that no one can steal;
Death is a heartache
that nothing can heal;
Some may forget you
Since you are gone;
But I'll always remember
no matter how long.
I lived with you 66 years---not long enough.
--Lonely wife, Maude Hunter.
{written by: Maude Hunter}
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