Linda C. Gibson, 21 years of age, along with her 4 year old half brother Cody Lee Garrett, both of High Street in Somerset, Kentucky, died around July 4th, 1994. Linda was born on November 23rd, 1972 in Pulaski County, Kentucky.
They were last seen walking in the area of the Dairy Mart on Bourne Ave. in Somerset, Kentucky on July 3rd, 1994. After they failed to return home, family members reported them missing the following day to the Somerset Police Department.
On July 7th, 1994 the bodies of both Linda and Cody were discovered in a remote area just outside the city limits of Somerset. They were found in high weeds along a fence row at the edge of a field.
The investigation found that the two had been murdered at an unknown location and that their bodies had been dumped at the site where they were found. The area of discovery is approximately 2 miles from the Bourne Ave area where they were last seen.
She was the daughter of Debbie Harrison Calhoun of Somerset, Kentucky and Clayton Gibson of Burnside, Kentucky. She was a lifetime resident of Pulaski County, Kentucky and of the Baptist faith.
She was survived by a daughter, Stephanie Renee Gibson of Somerset, Kentucky; four brothers, Shawn L. Garrett of Somerset, Kentucky, Clayton A. Gibson, Nathan Gibson, and Jamie Gibson, all of Burnside, Kentucky; a half sister, Jessica Cook of Cedar Grove, Kentucky; and a host of other family and friends who mourn her passing.
She died along with her half brother, Cody Lee Garrett.
Memorial services were held at 2:00 p.m. in the Chapel of the New Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. J.S. New officiating.
Burial for Linda was in the Bronston Baptist Church Cemetery in Bronston, Kentucky. Her half brother, Cody Lee Garrett was buried in the Stanford Pike Cemetery in Somerset, Kentucky.
THIS IS A TRIBUTE IN MEMORY OF LINDA,
If you could see me now you wouldn't shed a tear, Though you may not understand why I'm no longer there. Remember my spirit, that is the real me because I'm still very much alive, I've just been set free. Oh, if you could only see!
I have held our Father's face and I've touched my Savior's hand. All of Heaven's angels rejoiced as I entered the promised land. Beyond the gates of pearl I've walked on the golden streets.
I've touched the walls of jasper and dipped my foot in the crystal sea. The beauty is beyond words and nothing could compare, I've even seen our Lords mansion and someday I'll meet you there. Let Jesus be your guide because "His Word" will show you the way. So please don't cry because we will meet again someday.
Cause of death: Linda C. Gibson and Cody Lee Garrett were victims of a double murder.
They were last seen walking in the area of the Dairy Mart on Bourne Ave. in Somerset, Kentucky on July 3rd, 1994. After they failed to return home, family members reported them missing the following day to the Somerset Police Department.
On July 7th, 1994 the bodies of both Linda and Cody were discovered in a remote area just outside the city limits of Somerset. They were found in high weeds along a fence row at the edge of a field.
The investigation found that the two had been murdered at an unknown location and that their bodies had been dumped at the site where they were found. The area of discovery is approximately 2 miles from the Bourne Ave area where they were last seen.
She was the daughter of Debbie Harrison Calhoun of Somerset, Kentucky and Clayton Gibson of Burnside, Kentucky. She was a lifetime resident of Pulaski County, Kentucky and of the Baptist faith.
She was survived by a daughter, Stephanie Renee Gibson of Somerset, Kentucky; four brothers, Shawn L. Garrett of Somerset, Kentucky, Clayton A. Gibson, Nathan Gibson, and Jamie Gibson, all of Burnside, Kentucky; a half sister, Jessica Cook of Cedar Grove, Kentucky; and a host of other family and friends who mourn her passing.
She died along with her half brother, Cody Lee Garrett.
Memorial services were held at 2:00 p.m. in the Chapel of the New Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. J.S. New officiating.
Burial for Linda was in the Bronston Baptist Church Cemetery in Bronston, Kentucky. Her half brother, Cody Lee Garrett was buried in the Stanford Pike Cemetery in Somerset, Kentucky.
THIS IS A TRIBUTE IN MEMORY OF LINDA,
If you could see me now you wouldn't shed a tear, Though you may not understand why I'm no longer there. Remember my spirit, that is the real me because I'm still very much alive, I've just been set free. Oh, if you could only see!
I have held our Father's face and I've touched my Savior's hand. All of Heaven's angels rejoiced as I entered the promised land. Beyond the gates of pearl I've walked on the golden streets.
I've touched the walls of jasper and dipped my foot in the crystal sea. The beauty is beyond words and nothing could compare, I've even seen our Lords mansion and someday I'll meet you there. Let Jesus be your guide because "His Word" will show you the way. So please don't cry because we will meet again someday.
Cause of death: Linda C. Gibson and Cody Lee Garrett were victims of a double murder.
Linda C. Gibson, 21 years of age, along with her 4 year old half brother Cody Lee Garrett, both of High Street in Somerset, Kentucky, died around July 4th, 1994. Linda was born on November 23rd, 1972 in Pulaski County, Kentucky.
They were last seen walking in the area of the Dairy Mart on Bourne Ave. in Somerset, Kentucky on July 3rd, 1994. After they failed to return home, family members reported them missing the following day to the Somerset Police Department.
On July 7th, 1994 the bodies of both Linda and Cody were discovered in a remote area just outside the city limits of Somerset. They were found in high weeds along a fence row at the edge of a field.
The investigation found that the two had been murdered at an unknown location and that their bodies had been dumped at the site where they were found. The area of discovery is approximately 2 miles from the Bourne Ave area where they were last seen.
She was the daughter of Debbie Harrison Calhoun of Somerset, Kentucky and Clayton Gibson of Burnside, Kentucky. She was a lifetime resident of Pulaski County, Kentucky and of the Baptist faith.
She was survived by a daughter, Stephanie Renee Gibson of Somerset, Kentucky; four brothers, Shawn L. Garrett of Somerset, Kentucky, Clayton A. Gibson, Nathan Gibson, and Jamie Gibson, all of Burnside, Kentucky; a half sister, Jessica Cook of Cedar Grove, Kentucky; and a host of other family and friends who mourn her passing.
She died along with her half brother, Cody Lee Garrett.
Memorial services were held at 2:00 p.m. in the Chapel of the New Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. J.S. New officiating.
Burial for Linda was in the Bronston Baptist Church Cemetery in Bronston, Kentucky. Her half brother, Cody Lee Garrett was buried in the Stanford Pike Cemetery in Somerset, Kentucky.
THIS IS A TRIBUTE IN MEMORY OF LINDA,
If you could see me now you wouldn't shed a tear, Though you may not understand why I'm no longer there. Remember my spirit, that is the real me because I'm still very much alive, I've just been set free. Oh, if you could only see!
I have held our Father's face and I've touched my Savior's hand. All of Heaven's angels rejoiced as I entered the promised land. Beyond the gates of pearl I've walked on the golden streets.
I've touched the walls of jasper and dipped my foot in the crystal sea. The beauty is beyond words and nothing could compare, I've even seen our Lords mansion and someday I'll meet you there. Let Jesus be your guide because "His Word" will show you the way. So please don't cry because we will meet again someday.
Cause of death: Linda C. Gibson and Cody Lee Garrett were victims of a double murder.
They were last seen walking in the area of the Dairy Mart on Bourne Ave. in Somerset, Kentucky on July 3rd, 1994. After they failed to return home, family members reported them missing the following day to the Somerset Police Department.
On July 7th, 1994 the bodies of both Linda and Cody were discovered in a remote area just outside the city limits of Somerset. They were found in high weeds along a fence row at the edge of a field.
The investigation found that the two had been murdered at an unknown location and that their bodies had been dumped at the site where they were found. The area of discovery is approximately 2 miles from the Bourne Ave area where they were last seen.
She was the daughter of Debbie Harrison Calhoun of Somerset, Kentucky and Clayton Gibson of Burnside, Kentucky. She was a lifetime resident of Pulaski County, Kentucky and of the Baptist faith.
She was survived by a daughter, Stephanie Renee Gibson of Somerset, Kentucky; four brothers, Shawn L. Garrett of Somerset, Kentucky, Clayton A. Gibson, Nathan Gibson, and Jamie Gibson, all of Burnside, Kentucky; a half sister, Jessica Cook of Cedar Grove, Kentucky; and a host of other family and friends who mourn her passing.
She died along with her half brother, Cody Lee Garrett.
Memorial services were held at 2:00 p.m. in the Chapel of the New Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. J.S. New officiating.
Burial for Linda was in the Bronston Baptist Church Cemetery in Bronston, Kentucky. Her half brother, Cody Lee Garrett was buried in the Stanford Pike Cemetery in Somerset, Kentucky.
THIS IS A TRIBUTE IN MEMORY OF LINDA,
If you could see me now you wouldn't shed a tear, Though you may not understand why I'm no longer there. Remember my spirit, that is the real me because I'm still very much alive, I've just been set free. Oh, if you could only see!
I have held our Father's face and I've touched my Savior's hand. All of Heaven's angels rejoiced as I entered the promised land. Beyond the gates of pearl I've walked on the golden streets.
I've touched the walls of jasper and dipped my foot in the crystal sea. The beauty is beyond words and nothing could compare, I've even seen our Lords mansion and someday I'll meet you there. Let Jesus be your guide because "His Word" will show you the way. So please don't cry because we will meet again someday.
Cause of death: Linda C. Gibson and Cody Lee Garrett were victims of a double murder.
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The murders of Linda and Cody are unsolved at this time.
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