​Clara Elmore, age 84 of Bee Spring, departed this life on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at University of Louisville Hospital. The Edmonson County native was born on October 2, 1941, to the late Noel and Ellis Carroll. Clara shared sixty-five years of marriage with her husband, H.B. “Bud” Elmore, who survives her. Their many years together reflect a lifetime of shared experiences, commitment, partnership, and enduring love.

Clara’s life was marked by devotion to her family, years of steady work, and the bonds she shared with those closest to her. She retired from Brownsville Deposit Bank after many dedicated years as a loan officer, where she was known for her professionalism and integrity. Throughout her career, she took pride in her job and the relationships she built along the way. Additionally, Clara was a longtime member of Jock United Baptist Church and remained connected to her church and community.

More than anything, Clara’s life was rooted in her family. In addition to her husband, she is survived by her daughter, Lori Hanek (Brian) of Pittsburgh, PA; her son-in-law and daughter-in-law, Dwight McCombs and Cindy McCombs of Chalybeate; her niece and nephews, Diane Eakles, Jeff Vincent, Greg Carroll, Eric Carroll and Lee Carroll; along with several great-nieces, great-nephews, and extended family members. She was also preceded in death by her precious daughter, Lisa McCombs, as well as her siblings, Lorene Vincent, Charles Carroll, Billy Carroll, and Christine Duvall.

Memorial contributions may be made to: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105.

A private service has been planned to honor Clara’s life. The family is appreciative of your thoughts and prayers during this time.
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ARRANGEMENTS BY PATTON FUNERAL HOME BROWNSVILLE CHAPEL

​James Kent “Jay” Webb, 47, of Brownsville passed away with family by his side Feb. 24, 2026 at his home.
 
The Edmonson County native was a dump truck driver for Red Barn Farms and Edmonson County Road Dept and was a member of Red Hill General Baptist Church. Jay enjoyed fishing, hunting, working on old cars and especially enjoyed demolition derbies. He was a son of the late James Kent Webb and Helen M. Vincent of Brownsville, who survives.
 
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 AM Saturday at Mt. Zion United Baptist Church with burial to follow in Saling-Vincent Cemetery. Visitation will take place 11:00 AM-7:00 PM Friday at Gravil Funeral Home and after 9:00 AM Saturday at the church.
 
Surviving in addition to his mother are two daughters, Lilly Mae Webb of Sweeden and Jaelyn Faith Webb Garner (Isaac) of Greensburg; two sons, James Hunter Webb and Joseph Dakota Webb both of Greensburg; four sisters, Debbie Webb and Mary Nell Self both of Roundhill, Jill Webb of Harlan and Rhoda Webb Filback (Glen) of Pig; three grandchildren, Averi Garner, Waylon Garner and Kinsley Webb; several nieces and nephews; and many friends.

​Onwell V. “Sam” Strange, of Shepherdsville, KY, departed this life on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at 91 years of age. He was born on January 25, 1935, to Elvin and Thelma Strange. Sam grew up on a farm near Mammoth Cave National Park where hard work and worshipping God were instilled in him. He had many wonderful days, but none to compare with getting saved at 12 years old at Stockholm United Baptist Church in a revival held by Bro. Amos Crenshaw and Bro. Charlie Ray. He spoke many times of that day when Bro. Ray preached of faith, hope and charity, these three, but the greatest of these is charity. His text was, “Sinners, do you want that charity?” Sam wanted it enough to pray at an alter until God saved him.

Sam moved to Louisville in 1952 and had a distinguished career in management at General Electric for almost 40 years. He served in the Air National Guard and was honorably discharged in 1956. Sam sought out and found a church, Lone Hill United Baptist, where he raised his family. It was there he sat under the preaching and teaching of Bro. Alva Casey, who along with Sam’s father, would have the most influence on his life.

Sam’s first wife was Marjorie Maggard, and their union produced three children, Kathy De Cano, Jeff Strange (Cathy) and Holly Shelton (David). He followed his calling to preach the gospel and preached for almost ten years. His preaching was strong and many souls were saved, thanks be to God.

In 1987 Sam married Edna Mae Alvey, who was the love of his life. She had two daughters, Donna Warren and Pam Thornton (James), who he took in and loved as his own.

Sam lived at his home in Bullitt County for 56 years and was able to pursue his love of farming with cattle, horses and chickens and a garden that would feed the U.S. calvary. It was important to him to stay there, and Edna Mae cared for him there until the end. He was a member of Fairdale United Baptist Church and Okolona Lodge #853 F&AM.

He loved having his family and friends visit and had 10 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Sam is also survived by his sister, Vena Gail Kelly (Joe). He loved sitting on the patio and having them around him. He could talk for hours about the Bible, sports, politics and his garden. Sam was also preceded in death by two brothers, Elvin Strange, Jr. and Wandell, as well as one grandson, Shawn.

Though he is gone now, he will be remembered always as the force that he was toward good. As he preached from Job, “If a man die, shall he live again?” We know Sam will and we will see him in heaven.

The interment will be at Brookland Cemetery, Shepherdsville, KY.

VISITATION
12—5 PM CST, Sunday, March 1, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Brownsville Chapel
504 Washington Street, Brownsville, KY

1—8 PM EST, Monday, March 2, 2026
Schoppenhorst, Underwood and Brooks Funeral Home
4895 N. Preston Hwy., Shepherdsville, KY

9—11 AM EST, Tuesday, March 3, 2026
Fairdale United Baptist Church
10098 W. Manslick Road, Fairdale, KY


FUNERAL SERVICE
11 AM EST, Tuesday, March 3, 2026
Fairdale United Baptist Church
10098 W. Manslick Road, Fairdale, KY

Timmy Howard Vincent, age 65, of Bee Spring, passed away Tuesday, February 17, 2026, at the Hospice House in Bowling Green.

He was born September 16, 1960, in Brownsville, to the late Beverly Ezra Vincent and Altie Vincent. Timmy was a former road paver for Scotty’s and Kenway Contracting. He was a member of Christian Home Baptist Church and enjoyed trapping and riding his Harleys.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by several brothers and sisters.

He is survived by his wife, Mary McGrew Vincent; two sons, Adam Vincent and Brian Carroll; four daughters, Amy Ontiveros, Heather Nunn, Kaylee Vincent and Keri Vincent and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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Visitation will be held from 3 to 8 PM on Friday, February 20, 2026, at Watkins Funeral Home in Leitchfield.

​James Edward Dickson, age 87 of Cave City, peacefully departed this life on Friday, February 13, 2026 at Shanti Niketan Hospice Home in Glasgow, KY. The Barren County native was born on September 3, 1938 to the late Gordon and Lou Ella Bragg Dickson. He was married to his loving and devoted wife of sixty-five years, Wanda Mae White Dickson, until her passing on June 26, 2023.

James dedicated many years of his life to working in the garment manufacturing industry in Horse Cave and Brownsville, where he faithfully served as a foreman and earned the respect of those who worked alongside him. Later, he spent numerous years providing HVAC services throughout the area, known for his strong work ethic, steady hands, and willingness to help others. He took pride in honest work and in providing for his family, quietly demonstrating integrity and dependability in all he did. In his younger years, James found great joy in the outdoors. He loved hunting and fishing, especially when those moments were shared with his only son and later his grandson—times filled with laughter, stories, and memories that will be cherished forever.

Above all, James’ heart belonged to his church, Basil Chapel United Baptist Church, and to the rich harmonies of southern gospel music. His faith was the foundation of his life. In the 1980s, he was a member of the Gospel Travelers quartet, traveling to churches throughout the area and lifting his voice in song. Those who heard him sing could feel the sincerity of his faith and the joy it brought him.

James was a devoted husband, a loving dad, a proud grandfather, and a caring brother. He led his family with quiet strength and unwavering love. Though he will be deeply missed, the legacy of his faith, his music, and his love for family will continue to echo in the hearts of all who knew him. He leaves to honor his memory— his son, Mike Dickson (Brenda) of Bowling Green; grandson, Craig Dickson of Boston, MA; siblings; sister, Geneva Clines of Cave City, along with a host of relatives and friends.

Interment will in Cave City Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to: Basil Chapel United Baptist Church or Shanti Niketan Hospice Home.

VISITATION
3 PM—7 PM, Tuesday, February 17, 2026
10 AM—12 PM, Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Cave City Chapel
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FUNERAL SERVICE
12 PM, Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Cave City Chapel
ARRANGEMENTS BY PATTON FUNERAL HOME CAVE CITY CHAPEL

Joyce Ann Davis Wilson, 61, of Mammoth Cave passed away with family by her side Feb. 10, 2026 at Jewish Hospital in Louisville.
 
The Jefferson County native grew up in the Union Light Community of Edmonson County, was a CNA for Lifeline of Brownsville, a 1982 graduate of Edmonson County High School and a member of Brownsville Missionary Baptist Church. She was a daughter of the late Hershel Lee Davis and Marcella Nadine Smith Davis. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Phil Davis and Ray Davis.
 
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 PM Sunday at Gravil Funeral Home with burial to follow in Union Light Cemetery. Visitation will take place 11:00 AM-7:00 PM Saturday and after 10:00 AM Sunday.
 
Surviving are her husband, Robert Wilson; four sons, Timothy Wilson, Joshua Wilson and Nicholas Wilson all of Mammoth Cave and Joseph Wilson of Franklin; two sisters, Faye Lady (Ollie) and Phyllis Sue Gonterman both of Bowling Green; four grandchildren, Brooklyn Wilson, Gabrianna London, Isabella London and Daniel Wilson; four nieces, Amanda, Belinda (Nathan), America and Bianca; three nephews, Robert (Stephanie), Jeffrey and Onrico; and many other family and friends.

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​John Kent Hood, 72, of Cave City, passed peacefully from this life on Tuesday, February 10, 2026, at Shanti Niketan Hospice Home in Glasgow. Born on June 16, 1953, in Jackson, Mississippi, Kent was the son of the late Maxine Hays Cutliff and Ervin Luther Hood. After losing his father at a young age, Kent was blessed when his mother married Lewis Cutliff, who lovingly raised him as his own and became the steady, guiding presence of a devoted father in his life.

Kent was a gifted master carpenter whose talent, patience, and steady hands shaped not only wood, but lives. For more than 26 years at the Barren County Vocational Center, he poured his knowledge and heart into his work, mentoring students and leaving a legacy of craftsmanship and integrity that will endure for generations. He found joy in the simple things of life. Kent was an avid collector who took pride in his eclectic collection of items, each piece reflecting his appreciation for history, tradition, and the beauty of well-crafted things. His collection was as diverse as his interests, each item carrying its own unique story. He was particularly fond of motorcycles, especially his Harley Davidson named Ethel & Maxine. He seized every opportunity to ride and tinker with them.

Faith and service were cornerstones of Kent’s life. As a member of Park City United Methodist Church, he served as treasurer of the Pathfinders Food Pantry, a ministry especially dear to him. He had a servant’s heart and quietly stepped in wherever there was a need. Whether volunteering with Habitat for Humanity, overseeing the transient fund for several local churches, or coaching youth sports teams, Kent gave generously of his time and compassion. He believed in helping others stand a little taller and in making his community a better place.

He leaves to honor his memory— his loving and faithful wife, Terri Hood of Cave City; sons, John Jacob Hood (Stephanie) of Nashville; John Clay Hood (Diana) of Ft. Thomas and John Wesley Hood (Katie) of Franklin; grandchildren, Mary Faith Hood, John Kevin Hood and Turner Lewis Hood; father, Lewis Cutliff of Park City; siblings, Mark Edward Hood (Amanda) of Plano and Alicia Lynn Goodman (Steve) of Rocky Hill; first wife, Lonna Sue Harlow of Detroit, MI; special friend, Angela Briggs of Glasgow; his loving dog, Clyde, along with several nieces, nephews and a host of friends. Besides his parents, he was also preceded in death by his infant son, John Michael Hood.

Memorial contributions can be made to: Pathfinders Food Pantry, 406 N. Dixie Hwy., Cave City, KY 42127.

The interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.

VISITATION
4—7 PM, Thursday, February 12, 2026
9 AM—1 PM, Friday, February 13, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Park City Chapel
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FUNERAL SERVICE
1 PM, Friday, February 13, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Park City Chapel

​Beverly Jean Ward, age 87, of Cave City, peacefully departed this life on Friday, February 6, 2026 at Signature HealthCare of Hart County. The Sodus, Michigan native was born on May 13, 1938 to the late John A. and Eleanor Montgomery Stump. She was married to her devoted husband, the late Clarence Ward.

Beverly worked diligently as a homemaker, lovingly caring for her family and ensuring their needs were always met. She took great pride in creating a warm and welcoming home filled with comfort and love. In her quiet moments, Beverly found joy in reading, playing cards, sewing, and crocheting—activities that reflected her patience, creativity, and gentle spirit. She also delighted in the excitement of watching NASCAR, especially cheering on her favorite driver, Dale Earnhardt, and enjoyed the thrill and entertainment of professional wrestling, which always brought a smile to her face.

She leaves to honor her memory— her cherished daughter, Pam Ward Briley (Kenneth) of Cave City; two grandchildren, Doug Ward (Wendy) of Woodbridge, VA and Cassidy Ward of Champaign, IL; a sister, Marilyn Lippert of Niles, MI, along with several nieces and nephews. Besides her husband and parents, she was also preceded in death by her son, Jeff Ward and sister, Pat Porter.

Memorial contributions may be made to: Arthritis Foundation, 2908 Brownsboro Rd., Louisville, KY 40206.

GRAVESIDE SERVICE
Saturday, June 6, 2026
North Shore Memory Gardens
5027 M-63 North
Coloma, Michigan, 49038
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ARRANGEMENTS BY PATTON FUNERAL HOME CAVE CITY CHAPEL

​ Lonzo Saltsman, 80, of Smiths Grove passed away Feb. 5, 2026 at his home surrounded by family.
 
The Grayson County native loved to work on his farm raising beef cattle, hunting, running dogs, taking his team of mules and covered wagon on trail rides with his friends and spending time with his family and friends. His greatest pleasure came from his grandchildren. He was a son of the late Nathan Saltsman and Essie Stewart Saltsman. He was also preceded in death by a brother, Robert Saltsman; and four sisters, Golda Sandlin, Erma Sanders, Julia Johnson and Tiva Roller.
 
Lonzo was drafted into the US Army in 1965, and after basic traing, spent one year in Vietnam where he was exposed to Agent Orange. That exposure resulted in medical problems that eventually caused his death. In 2012, he became a lifelong member of Wand B. Doyle Chapter #32 Disabled American Veterans where he enjoyed brotherhood with fellow veterans. He was proud and honored to be a veteran. After his military service, he began a career with the National Park Service where he served for 23 years- 17 of which were operating the ferry at Houchens Ferry before retiring.
 
A graveside service will be held at 2:00 PM Monday at Smiths Grove Cemetery. Visitation will take place 3:30-7:00 PM Sunday and 9:00 AM-1:30 PM Monday at Gravil Funeral Home.
 
Surviving are his wife, Perneila “Penny” Day Saltsman; a son, Joseph Saltsman of Smiths Grove; a daughter, Cassandra Saltsman (Joe Oates) of Smiths Grove; four grandchildren, Noah Ballard, Ezra Oates, Megan Miles and Nick Miles all of Smiths Grove; two brothers, Vanco Saltsman of Bee Spring and Roscoe Saltsman of Smiths Grove; as well as several nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews whom he dearly loved.
 
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions be made to Wand B. Doyle Chapter #32 DAV, c/o Commander Jack Hasty, PO Box 733, Brownsville, KY 42210.

​Jake Keith, age 65 of Rocky Hill, departed this life at his residence on Thursday, February 5, 2026. The Edmonson County native was born on October 30, 1960, to the late Estil and Lena “Bea” Keith. He was married to his wife and best friend, Lorri Graham Keith, who survives.

Jake retired after many dedicated years as the owner of The Pool Doctor, where his strong work ethic and easygoing nature were well known. He was also a longtime member of Cedar Springs United Baptist Church, and the Washington Meredith Masonic Lodge #355 F&AM. He lived life with a joyful spirit, always finding reasons to laugh and make others smile. He loved traveling with his wife and friends, especially on cruises and trips to the beach, and never missed a chance to share a comical Facebook post about the beautiful “scenery” that always drew a smile from those who knew him.

Some of Jake’s happiest moments were spent in his man cave, better known as “The Building,” surrounded by good friends, cheering on the UK Wildcats or enjoying a friendly game of cornhole. He found true happiness riding his Harley, hunting alongside his family, and savoring a hearty, home-cooked country meal lovingly prepared by his wife. Jake cherished life’s simple pleasures and the time spent with those he loved most, leaving behind countless memories filled with laughter, warmth, and love.

Besides his wife, Lorri, he leaves to honor his memory— his children, Miranda Russell (Mike) of Bowling Green and Shawn Keith (Julie) of Brownsville; grandchildren, Peyton Keith, Audrey Russell, Luke Russell and Cooper Richardson ; brother, Rick Keith (Janet); nieces and nephews, Brittany Mabrey (Richard), Corey Keith (Brooke), Kevin Hymer, Kelly Glass and Kristal Wells. He was also preceded in death by his sister-in-law, Carla Keith and granddaughter, Shelby Richardson.

The interment will be in Lambert Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to: Lambert Cemetery Fund, c/o Bro. Malcolm Doyle.

VISITATION
1—7 PM, Sunday, February 8, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Brownsville Chapel

10 AM—2 PM, Monday, February 9, 2026
Cedar Springs United Baptist Church

MASONIC SERVICE
6 PM, Sunday, February 8, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Brownsville Chapel
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FUNERAL SERVICE
2 PM, Monday, February 9, 2026
Cedar Springs United Baptist Church
ARRANGEMENTS BY PATTON FUNERAL HOME BROWNSVILLE CHAPEL

Barbara Jean Saylors, age 83 of Smiths Grove, peacefully departed this life on Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at NHC HealthCare in Glasgow, KY. The Barren County native was born on August 14, 1942 to the late Romie Jewell and Nancy Mae Jones Caplinger. She was married to her loving and devoted husband of sixty-seven years, Bobby Wayne Saylors, who survives.

Barbara worked faithfully alongside her husband, Bobby, as they owned and operated Saylors Golf Carts for many years. Together, they built far more than a business—they built lasting relationships rooted in kindness, honesty, and genuine care for everyone they served. Through their work, Barbara formed many lifelong friendships and cherished acquaintances.

She was saved at the age of sixteen at Lawrence Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Barren County and later became a member of Hanging Fork Baptist Church. In recent years, she and Bobby attended Fairview Memorial Missionary Baptist Church, remaining strong in their faith until their declining health no longer allowed them to attend. In her everyday life, Barbara took great delight in life’s simple pleasures. She enjoyed going to town, having a good meal, and shopping at Dillards. However, nothing brought her more joy than spending cherished time with her beloved family, that she was so proud of.

Besides her husband, Bobby, she leaves to honor her memory— her daughter, Pam and Jeff Sneed of Glasgow; grandchildren, Monica and Duran Ausbrooks, Allison and Chris Fisackerly, Amanda and Caleb Cowan, Seth and Maggy Sneed and Jacob and Whitley Sneed; great-grandchildren, Jackson Ausbrooks, Baker Cowan, Banks Cowan, Flint Sneed, Saylor Sneed and Stella Dean Sneed and sisters-in-law, Follis Saylors Perdue and Peggy Saylors. She was also preceded in death by her daughter, Teresa Saylors; granddaughter, Brandy Nicole Ferrell and sisters, Mary Jane Caplinger and Novice Caplinger Meeks.

VISITATION
5:30—8 PM, Friday, February 6, 2026
9 AM—2 PM, Saturday, February 7, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Cave City Chapel

FUNERAL SERVICE
2 PM, Saturday, February 7, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Cave City Chapel

GRAVESIDE SERVICE
11 AM, Monday, February 9, 2026
Bowling Green Gardens Cemetery, 820 Lovers Lane, Bowling Green, KY

Joyce Richards Cureton, age 76 of Smiths Grove, departed this life on Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at her residence. The Edmonson County native was born on July 5, 1949 to the late Rev. Ernest and Grace Webb Richards. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Ronnie Hudson, and later, Jack L. Cureton, each of whom she shared meaningful chapters of her life.

Joyce was a gifted and creative floral designer who shared her talent for many years at Kerr’s Flowers, where her love for beauty and detail shone through every arrangement. After retiring, she embraced a slower pace of life, finding joy in peaceful waterfront views, crocheting with care, preparing delicious meals, and spending precious time with her beloved family, especially her sister, Linda. She was a member of Fairview United Baptist Church, and held her church family close to her heart.

She leaves to honor her memory— her children, Kanina Bullard (Tony) of Columbus, IN and David Hudson (Wendy) of Smiths Grove; her grandchildren, Sondra Bullard, Whitney Sanders (Alex), Austin Bullard, Crystal Bullard, Jenni Bullard, Kaisey Layne Hester and Harlie Holman (Colten); great-grandchildren, Emersyn Hester, James River Holman, Lainey Grace Holman and Michael Alan Bullard; siblings, Roy Richards (Peggy) and Linda Russsell, along with several nieces, nephews and cousins who shared a special bond with Joyce. Besides her husbands and parents, she was also preceded in death by her siblings, Bennie Earl Richards, Howard Richards, Faye Woodcock and Gloria Gaye McDougle.

Memorial contributions may be made to: Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

The interment will be in Fairview Church Cemetery.

VISITATION
11 AM—2 PM, Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Brownsville Chapel

FUNERAL SERVICE
2 PM, Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Brownsville Chapel

Richard T. “R.C.” Craine, age 83, of Cave City, departed this life on Tuesday, February 2, 2026 at T.J. Samson Community Hospital in Glasgow. The Barren County native was born on August 6, 1942 to the late Samuel and Audrey Sturgeon Craine. He was married to his loving wife of sixty-three years, Patsy Ann Craine, who survives.

Richard devoted his life to honest, hardworking labor. He spent 21 years as a concrete truck driver with Square Deal Lumber Company, retiring in 1987, and later continued his career with Scotty’s Contracting, where he worked another 18 years before retiring in 2007. Alongside his professional work, Richard remained deeply connected to the land as a cattle farmer. He found great joy in farming, visiting the stockyards, and simply sitting outside, taking in the peaceful beauty of the farmland that surrounded his home. Richard was a member of Park City Baptist Church and a proud member of the Barren County Cattlemen’s Association.

Besides his wife, Patsy, he leaves to honor his memory— his son, Kevin Craine (Julie) of Cave City; granddaughters, Chasity Haynes of Cave City and Cassandra Horton (Phillip) of Canmer; great-grandchildren, Hayden Slaughter, Stetson Haynes, Phillip Dale Horton, Jr. and Wyatt Horton; sister, Margie Kinslow of Glasgow; nephews and nieces, Stanford Kinslow (Donna), Cynthia Cross (Tim), Robbie Risk, Amanda Bottoms (Greg), Scott Hayes (Paula) and Todd Hayes (Joan); several other great nieces and nephews; brothers and sisters-in-law, Elaine Hayes (Tom), Peggy Risk and Steve Binkley. He was also preceded in death by his brothers-in-law, Roy Kinslow and Edward “Eddie” Binkley.

The interment will be in Cave City Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to: Barren River Animal Welfare Association, BRAWA, 175 Trojan Trail, Glasgow, KY 42141.

VISITATION
10 AM—2 PM, Friday, February 6, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Cave City Chapel

FUNERAL SERVICE
2 PM, Friday, February 6, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Cave City Chapel

Glen Rogers Wilson, age 84, of Park City, passed away on January 31, 2026, at Hospice House of Southern Kentucky in Bowling Green. Glen was born on August 21, 1941, in Ohio County, Kentucky, to Ida Bell White Wilson and Cash Green Wilson.

He is survived by his beloved wife of sixty-four years, Bonita Carol Floyd Wilson, whom he married on February 18, 1961. Also surviving are their three children: Glenna Wilson Sexton of Kankakee, Illinois; Timothy W. Wilson of Decatur, Georgia; and Lori Wilson Green (Todd) of Park City, Kentucky; six grandchildren, Marc Sexton (Tameeka), Jared Sexton (Samantha), Cash Wilson (Amy), Brandi Harris (Chris), Micah Medrano (Ryan), and Chase Green (Waverly); and fourteen great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Green and Ida Bell Wilson; his brother, Rex Wilson; his sister-in-law, Myrna Wilson; and his son-in-law, Rick Sexton.

Glen and Bonnie came to Park City in 1966, making it their home and establishing lifelong friendships within the community. As a respected business owner of Wilson Electric and Wilson HVAC, he proudly served his clients with integrity and high-quality service. Glen supported his community by serving as city commissioner for six years and was an integral part of coordinating the Heritage Festival and Tractor Show for seven years.

Glen was an avid collector, passionate historian, and contributor to all things Ferguson. He restored more than thirty tractors and implements to show or working condition and guided numerous others in their restoration and repair. He researched in depth the man and line of farming equipment that revolutionized farming forever and contributed his research and knowledge to the Ferguson Enthusiast of North America and its magazine, The Ferguson Furrows.

Glen was a man of integrity and conviction, always ready to offer opportunity and help to anyone who wanted to make the world a better place. He was a man of faith, a devoted family man, and a loyal friend. Glen was talented, creative, and a skilled craftsman. His welded sculptures were true works of art, and you were privileged to be a recipient of one. A philosopher, historian, and collector of old things, he was a man of many interests and trades who loved to share his knowledge. Many friends and loved ones benefited from his years of experience and wisdom. We are all so blessed to have had him touch our lives.

The family would like to express their gratitude to all family, friends, and the community for the love, prayerful support, and kindness shown during this difficult time. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made in Glen’s memory to Hospice of Southern Kentucky in Bowling Green.

A graveside service will be held at Evergreen Cemetery in Park City on Saturday, March 28, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. Following the service, family and friends are invited to meet on the porch of Wilson’s shop for a Celebration of Life gathering.

ARRANGEMENTS BY PATTON FUNERAL HOME PARK CITY CHAPEL

Dorothy Lee French White, 90, of Huff passed away peacefully with family by her side Feb. 2, 2026 at Edmonson Center.
The Edmonson County native was a homemaker and a 1953 graduate of Sunfish High School. She was a daughter of the late Dennis French and Lula Duvall French and the wife of the late James Curtis “Curt” White. She was preceded in death by a son, Gary White and a brother, Kenneth French.

Funeral services will be held at 1:00 PM Sunday at South Union General Baptist Church, where she was a member, with burial to follow in the church cemetery. Visitation will take place 1:00-7:00 PM Friday, 10:00 AM-7:00 PM Saturday and 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Sunday at Gravil Funeral Home.

Surviving are two daughters, Beverly White Collard (Earl Jent) of Louisville and Robin Joy Grey (Greg) of Mt. Zion; a son, Jimmy White (Tonya) of Huff; a daughter-in-law, Maxine White of Sunfish; two sisters, Lucille Tarrence (Amel) of Elizabethtown and Rose Mae Meredith (Marvin) of Horse Cave; nine grandchildren, James Collard (Rin), Cameron Collard, Ben Grey (Kristin), Rachel Bagshaw (Jarad), Ian White, Emma White, Eli White, Kyle White (Heather) and Kayla Basham (Tyler); 11 Great Grandchildren, Liam, Vivi, Heidi, Lenna, Silas, Knox, Honor, Khitt, Brooks, Lukas and Maggie; a sister-in-law, Lois French of Sellersburg, IN. and several nieces and nephews.

Donations in her honor may be made to Western Kentucky University College Heights Fund and Edmonson Center Activities Fund.

Nancy A. Hogan, age 87, of Mt. Washington, returned to her Heavenly Father on January 30, 2026. She was born on July 31, 1938, in the Lindseyville community of Edmonson County, in a log cabin, to the late Rev. Willie E. and Audie Browning Hogan, and was one of ten children.

Nancy was brought up in a home where she was taken to church from her youth, and most importantly she found the Lord. She was saved at the age of thirteen years old at Midway United Missionary Baptist Church, where she remained a member until her death. She attended various United Baptist churches in Louisville after moving there for work. Nancy was a good and faithful employee of General Rubber Supply on Preston Highway in Louisville until she retired after forty-two years of service.

Nancy’s family was her world! She was very devoted to her family, especially her siblings, nieces and nephews. She was truly a genuine giver to people, always willing to lend a hand to anyone in need. Today is not goodbye, just “I will see you again!”

She leaves to honor her memory— her nephews, Rick, Rod, Faron, Lennie and James Almon Hogan, Tim Roof, Bill-Bob Lindsey and Elmer Newkirk; nieces Rita Browning, Anita West, Lisa Eszell and Ramona Coleman, as well as a host of great-nieces and great-nephews and other family and friends who will feel her loss. Besides her parents, she was also preceded in death by her brothers, Rev. Freeman Hogan, Rev. Almon Hogan, Rev. Roy Hogan, Jethro Hogan and Victor Hogan; sisters, Silver Lindsey, Tina Mae Newkirk, Christine Vincent and Chloie Roof; a dear niece, Kay Vincent, and nephews, James Harold Newkirk and Rev. Dan Hogan.

The interment will be in Midway United Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery.  Memorial contributions may be made to:  Midway Church Cemetery Fund.

VISITATION
11 AM—1 PM, Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Brownsville Chapel

FUNERAL SERVICE
1 PM, Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Patton Funeral Home Brownsville Chapel