Regina Kay Stewart, age 70, of Brownsville, peacefully departed this life with her loving family by her side on Tuesday, October 28, 2025—on what would have been her 48th wedding anniversary—at The Medical Center at Bowling Green. The Warren County native was born on March 18, 1955, to the late James E. and Joyce Pierce Wingfield. She was married to her devoted husband of forty-five years, Kenneth Edward “Kenny” Stewart.

In years past, Kay worked at Holley Carburetor, Turner Industries, and later at S&R, where she formed lasting friendships and took pride in a job well done. Yet, her most cherished title was that of mother and “Momma K.” Her children and grandchildren were the center of her world, and she poured her love into every moment she spent with them. Kay shared an unbreakable bond with her sisters and their families, treasuring the laughter, traditions, and countless memories they created together. She also found joy in the simple pleasures—an afternoon of shopping or the comfort of a pampering session while getting her nails done. A dedicated member of Chalybeate United Baptist Church, Kay lived her faith with quiet strength and grace, having made her peace and preparations for this hour many years ago.

She leaves to honor her memory— her children, Kris Stewart and Kelli Skaggs of Brownsville; grandsons, Andre Hunter, Ethan Skaggs, Alijah Stewart and Pierce Skaggs; sisters, Janis Simon (Ricky) of Brownsville, Donna Goins (Danny) and Sherry Vincent (Hank) of Chalybeate, along with several nieces and nephews that she loved as her own. Besides her husband and parents, she was also preceded in death by her in-laws, Charles and Mavis Stewart.

The interment will be in Kinser Cemetery.

Memorial contributions can be made to: Kinser Cemetery Fund, c/o LeeAnn Elmore.

VISITATION
11 AM—7 PM, Saturday, November 1, 2025
Patton Funeral Home Brownsville Chapel

9 AM—11 AM, Sunday, November 2, 2025
Chalybeate United Baptist Church

FUNERAL SERVICE
11 AM, Sunday, November 2, 2025
Chalybeate United Baptist Church

Glenn Alan Ray, age 63 of Windyville, departed this life on Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at Norton Audubon Hospital in Louisville, KY. The Peekskill, NY native was born on August 13, 1962. He was married to his devoted wife, Joan McPhee Ray, who preceded him in death.

Glenn retired after dedicating more than thirty years to General Motors Corvette Assembly Plant, where he took great pride in his work and his membership with the UAW. A man of faith, Glenn lived his life guided by Christian values and a deep appreciation for creativity. He found joy in the roar of hot rods, the beauty of art, and the quiet expression of poetry and crafting. Whether he was building something with his hands or reflecting through verse, Glenn’s talents and passions reflected the genuine spirit that defined him.

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Lou Ira Thompson Salley, age 86, of Park City, KY, departed this life on Sunday, October 26, 2025—just three days before her 87th birthday—at the Shanti Niketan Hospice Home in Glasgow. She was born on October 29, 1938, in Park City to the late Irvin and Edith Philpott Thompson. She was married to her loving husband of sixty-six years, the late Clyde Salley.

Lou Ira was a lifelong member of Park City United Methodist Church, where she taught children’s Sunday School classes, organized and led Vacation Bible School, sang in the church choir, and served as an officer on the local and district levels of the United Methodist Women. She had a special heart for mission work and children’s ministry.

She worked as secretary to the principal at Park City School and as a bookkeeping assistant at Square Deal Lumber Company in Park City. In later years, she volunteered at Park City Elementary School, helping children learn to read and assisting with their homework. Lou Ira was an active member of the Cave City Homemakers Club for many years. She enjoyed sewing, crafts, gardening, and cheering on her sons and grandchildren in all their activities. Her life was devoted to her family, her church, and her community.

She leaves to honor her memory—her sons, Randy Salley (Ruth) of Louisville and Rusty Salley (Dana) of Glasgow; five grandchildren, Wesley Salley (Allison) of Round Rock, TX, Cameron Salley (Jessie) of Carmel, IN, Alyce Henry (David) of Oak Harbor, WA, Meredith Carter (Jordan) of Indianapolis, IN, and Brooke Holman (Sidney) of Glasgow, KY; fourteen great-grandchildren, Keagon, Braedan, Caitlyn, Kameo, Jakson, Leah, Jackie, Walker, Korin, Joe, Kylar, Lilly, Lauren, and Dynah; sisters-in-law, Rita Thompson and Barbara Salley Clark; along with many nieces and nephews. Besides her parents and husband, she was also preceded in death by her brother, Richard “Bud” Thompson.

The interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.

Expressions of sympathy may be made in memory of Lou Ira Salley to the Park City United Methodist Church or to the Shanti Niketan Hospice Home in Glasgow, KY.

VISITATION
3—7 PM, Wednesday, October 29, 2025
9—11 AM, Thursday, October 30, 2025
Patton Funeral Home Park City Chapel

FUNERAL SERVICE
11 AM, Thursday, October 30, 2025
Patton Funeral Home Park City Chapel

Arless Lee Vincent, age 80 of Brownsville, peacefully departed this life on Saturday, October 25, 2025 at The Medical Center at Bowling Green. The Edmonson County native was born on July 29, 1945 to the late Carlos and Mora Highbaugh Page. She was married to her devoted husband, John Earl Vincent, who survives.

Arless retired after dedicating numerous years to the children in the Edmonson County School District, first serving as a cook and later as a custodian at South Edmonson Elementary. Beyond her work at school, Arless found her greatest joy in caring for her family and tending to her home—whether it was preparing a warm meal, keeping things neat and welcoming, or taking pride in her yard and garden.

A faithful member of Jock United Baptist Church, Arless loved her church family as deeply as her own. Her faith was steadfast and her spirit unwavering. In her heartfelt testimonies, she often spoke with assurance about her journey, saying she did not fear this time of parting—for she knew what awaited her on the other side: a heavenly home filled with love, light, and everlasting peace.

Besides her husband, John Earl, she leaves to honor her memory— her son, Thomas Vincent (Brandy M.) of Brownsville and siblings, Sue Miller, Stacey Page (Sandra) and Mary Brewer, all of Louisville. She was also preceded in death by her siblings, Parker Page, Eva Lou Schmeltz, Shirley Madison, Annetta Jean Page, Eddie Ross Page and Terry Lynn Page.

The interment will be in Jock Church Cemetery. Memorial contributions can be made to: Jock Church Cemetery Fund, c/o Brian Ashley, 100 McGrew Church Road, Leitchfield, KY 42754.

VISITATION
3—7 PM, Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Patton Funeral Home Brownsville Chapel

9—11 AM, Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Jock United Baptist Church

FUNERAL SERVICE
11 AM, Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Jock United Baptist Church

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Peggy Jane Stice, age 85 of Cub Run, departed this life on Sunday, October 26, 2025 at Baptist Health Hardin in Elizabethtown, KY. The Jefferson County native was born on February 23, 1940 to the late Barzilla and Mamie Benham. She was married to her loving husband, James Walton Stice, Sr., until they were parted by his death on December 16, 1991.

Peggy retired from the Little Sisters of the Poor Nursing Home after many years of devoted service, where she cared for others first as a compassionate certified nursing assistant and later as a skilled physical therapy assistant. Her gentle spirit and dedication touched the lives of countless people throughout her career. In her retirement, Peggy found joy in the simple, peaceful moments—losing herself in a good book, expressing her creativity through painting and coloring, and cherishing the quiet beauty of each day. She was a member of Parkwood Methodist Church, where her warmth, kindness, and steady faith inspired those around her.

She leaves to honor her memory— her three children, Patricia Covington (Michael) of Crestwood, James W. Stice, Jr. (Peggy) of Cub Run and Katherine Wright of Louisville; nine grandchildren, Jennifer Hallinan (Scott), Kristie Jones (Danny), Judy Ann Zabenco (Chad), Kelly Stice, Christopher Stice (Heather), Amanda Huchingson (Feliks), Kristopher Huchingson (Sara), Christina Hourigan and Teresa Johnston (Jeremy); sixteen great-grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren, along with her siblings, Hazel Sheffield and Leon Benham (Faye). Besides her husband and parents, she was also preceded in death by Gertrude Gray, Lucille Samuels, Gerald Benham and Janice Priddy.

The interment will be in Jaggers Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to: Jaggers Cemetery Fund.

VISITATION
4—7 PM CST, Monday, October 27, 2025
9—11 AM CST, Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Patton Funeral Home Brownsville Chapel

FUNERAL SERVICE
11 AM CST, Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Patton Funeral Home Brownsville Chapel

Cleo Adwell, age 102, of Park City, peacefully departed this life on Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at Signature HealthCare of Hart County. The Hart County native was born on May 27, 1923 to the late Charlie D. and Ethel Toohey Adwell.

Cleo lived a rich and purposeful life, grounded in hard work and quiet devotion. He lovingly tended the land, rising with the sun each day to labor as a dedicated farmer. One tranquil afternoon, as he stepped out of his barn, he experienced a profound moment of grace—kneeling beside a solitary thistle in the middle of the field, he found the sweet and abiding peace of knowing the Lord. This sacred encounter marked a turning point in his life. Soon after, he became a member of Little Bethel Baptist Church, a humble and welcoming place of worship that came to hold a special place in his heart.

He leaves to honor his memory— his four nephews, James Garrett (Linda) of Glasgow, David Garrett (Sherry) of Park City, Jeff Adwell (Agnes) and Steve Adwell (Tammy) all of Michigan, along with several great and great-great nieces and nephews that he loved as his own. Besides his parents, he was also preceded in death by his twin brother, Leo Adwell, and other beloved siblings, Harlan Adwell and Christine Garrett.

The interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.

Memorial contributions can be made to: Little Bethel Baptist Church.

VISITATION
4—7 PM, Friday, October 24, 2025
9—11 AM, Saturday, October 25, 2025
Patton Funeral Home Park City Chapel

FUNERAL SERVICE
11 AM, Saturday, October 25, 2025
Patton Funeral Home Park City Chapel

Davy “Bubba” Glass, age 49, departed this life on October 10, 2025 at his residence in Sweeden. The Warren County native was born on February 1, 1976 to the late Sammie and Marie Glass.

In his younger years, Davy worked diligently in a factory, taking pride in a job well done. He had a passion for simple joys—shooting pool with friends, admiring a freshly detailed car, and losing himself in the rhythm of his favorite music. His faith was the foundation of his life, and he often tuned in to Shepherd’s Chapel on the Christian network for spiritual guidance and reflection. Davy often reminded his loved ones, “We live, we die. The flesh body goes back to the dirt, and the spirit—our true, eternal body—returns to the God who created it.” Today, he rests in peace, his faith fulfilled.

He leaves to honor his memory— his siblings, Donovan Glass (Coti) of Oakland, Amy Casey (Brian) of Clarkson and Amanda Rodgers (Greg) of Smiths Grove; special, caring neighbors, Mike and Beverly Clubb, and several nephews and nieces that referred to him as their Uncle Bubba. Besides his parents, he was also preceded in death by his niece, Katelyn Casey and dear granny, Garnetta Glass.

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William Douglas Saltsman, 61, of Sadler, Ky. passed away October 10, 2025 in Glasgow, Ky. Doug was born November 30, 1963 to the late Carlos and Gladys Saltsman.

He leaves to honor his memory four children; Ronnie Saltsman of Springfield, Brandi Burris (Brian), William Macey Saltsman (Victoria) both of Bowling Green, and Olivia Marrero (Trey) of Peonia; two grandchildren; Karson Miller and Elisabeth Marrero ; a sister; Lana Slatsman of Millwood, and a host of nieces and nephews and other family members.

All services are private. Burial will be in the New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery in Leitchfield, Ky.

Gravil Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.

Barry Neil Thomas, age 59 of Cave City, departed this life on Friday, October 10, 2025. The Barren County native was born on December 4, 1965 to Wanda Bowles Sturgeon and the late Carlos Thomas.

Barry was a saved and baptized as a young man. Over the years, he worked in construction and served the community through his employment with the City of Cave City. Barry was known for his gentle spirit, unwavering kindness, and the warm smile he shared with everyone he met. His sincerity and humility made a lasting impression on all who knew him.

He leaves to honor his memory—his loving mother and step-father, Wanda Sturgeon (Windel) of Cave City; siblings, Steve Thomas (Debbie) of White House, TN and Carla Slaughter (Jeff) of Smiths Grove; step-siblings, Michael Sturgeon (Sonja) and Katina Spitzer (Mark); nephews and niece, Alex Slaughter (Jessica), Nathan Slaughter and Stephanie Booker (Keith); step-nieces, Katlyn Holman and Autumn Nunn, along with extended family members and friends that dearly loved him.

GRAVESIDE SERVICE
1 PM, Wednesday, October 15, 2025
Cave City Cemetery

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Bonnie Kay Vincent, 69, of Brownsville passed away Oct. 9, 2025 at Tristar Skyline Medical Center in Nashville.

The Warren County native was a homemaker, an artist, a housekeeper at Holiday Inn and a member of Brownsville Missionary Baptist Church. She was a daughter of the late George Raymond Fox and Mary Elizabeth Miller Fox. She was preceded in death by five sisters, Linda York, Louise Conners, Wanda Cherry, Connie Beckham and Sheila Fox; and four brothers, Floyd Collins, Danny Fox, Timothy Fox and Gary Fox.
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Funeral Services will be held at 12:00 PM Wednesday at Gravil Funeral Home with burial to follow in Red Hill Cemetery. Visitation will take place 12:00-7:00 PM Tuesday and after 10:00 AM Wednesday.
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Surviving are four sons, Jeffery Wayne Self of Brownsville, Lonnie Ray Self (Christy) of Cedar Springs, Jimmie Lee Self (Bonnie) of Chalybeate and Christopher David Self of Bowling Green; Her significant other, Bart Decker; 19 grandchildren, Tiffany Richardson, Miranda Richardson, Jarred Meredith, Taylor Hartman (Devin), Bentley Self, Addison Eastman, Cody Self (Krisa), Anthony Hayes, Ali Aviles (Corey), Caleigh Self, Bryleigh Self, Kayleigh Simmons (Tatumn), Taylor Howard, Calib Self, Christopher Self, Colton Self, Chyanne Winchester, Connor Winchester and Clayton Self (Bella); nine great grandchildren, Elizabeth Grace Hartman, Hadlee Hayes, Kali Aviles, Charlee Hayes, Kyson Aviles, Joeyanna Self, Rory Self, Waylon Self, Emilia Decker, and Theodore Mencer; two sisters, Dianne Vibbert of Smiths Grove and Carolyn Sue Mayhew of Bowling Green; two sisters-in law, Angie Fox of Bowling Green and Linda Collins of Rocky Hill.

Barbara Ann Gibson, age 70 of Horse Cave, KY, departed this life on Wednesday, October 1, 2025, at The Medical Center at Caverna. The Anderson, Indiana native was born on June 14, 1955, to the late Jimmie Vance and Betty Wright Straley. She was married to her devoted husband, Bill Gibson, who survives.

Barbara retired after dedicating many years of service to Red Gold, a well-known tomato processing company in Geneva, Indiana. Her deep compassion for animals touched many lives, as she not only cared for animals personally but also made generous contributions to local animal shelters. Barbara was an avid crafter who took special joy in sewing cozy coats that she donated to the dogs at the shelters, where she blended her creativity with her love for animals.

Besides her husband, Bill, she leaves to honor her memory—her daughter, Lona Jackson (Clint) and Rhonda Walker (Robert), all of Muncie, IN, and Terry Holows (Steven) of South Carolina; eleven grandchildren; sixteen great-grandchildren, and siblings, Melba Beaver, Ronnie Vance and Alice Imel (Gregory). She was also preceded in death by her son, Wesley Snyder, along with several brothers and sisters.

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