Obit~Times
Princeton, KY
August 1957
Mrs. Lovie (Gray) Brennan, 76, died Thursday, August 29, at noon at the
home of her grandson, Charles Brennan of Princeton Route 2.
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the Lamasco Baptist
Church with the Rev. Bun Hooks, officiating.
Burial was in the (Bob) Gray Cemetery in Lamasco directed by Rogers Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Brennan is survived by a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lula (Hyde) Brennan; two sisters, Mrs. Henry (Adaline Ella Gray) Rodgers, Princeton, and Mrs. Vester (Mattie Gray) Prince, Wolverine, Mich.; one brother, Elwood Gray,
Eddyville; three grandchildren and five great-gradnchildren.
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Pert is what I called my great grandmother Lovie. When she died they dug her grave beside her husband Tom, but found an old grave already there, so they closed it & went down row to the left, to the end & dug her grave there & placed a small stone on it. It is an old cemetery on private property off Edna Lane in a crossroads called Lamasco in Lyon Co. There is a wire fence all around the perimeter.
Lovie was one of thirteen children born to James Mordida Gray & Mary Francis "Fannie" Armstrong.
Lovie moved to Princeton with her grandson Charles "Floppy" Brennan & his family, when the farm in Lamasco was sold in 1952. She lived with them until her death. She died in a bed in the living room. My four Brennan cousins & I were watching her & the doctor, from a corner of the room, when she passed on. I was 11 years old & my Aunt Virginia was watching me that summer during the days my Mother worked at the beauty shop in Hopkinsville. We were all being very quiet & I remember thinking that Perts spirit must be in the room & I moved my eyes about the room to see if I could see her.
Princeton, KY
August 1957
Mrs. Lovie (Gray) Brennan, 76, died Thursday, August 29, at noon at the
home of her grandson, Charles Brennan of Princeton Route 2.
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the Lamasco Baptist
Church with the Rev. Bun Hooks, officiating.
Burial was in the (Bob) Gray Cemetery in Lamasco directed by Rogers Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Brennan is survived by a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lula (Hyde) Brennan; two sisters, Mrs. Henry (Adaline Ella Gray) Rodgers, Princeton, and Mrs. Vester (Mattie Gray) Prince, Wolverine, Mich.; one brother, Elwood Gray,
Eddyville; three grandchildren and five great-gradnchildren.
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Pert is what I called my great grandmother Lovie. When she died they dug her grave beside her husband Tom, but found an old grave already there, so they closed it & went down row to the left, to the end & dug her grave there & placed a small stone on it. It is an old cemetery on private property off Edna Lane in a crossroads called Lamasco in Lyon Co. There is a wire fence all around the perimeter.
Lovie was one of thirteen children born to James Mordida Gray & Mary Francis "Fannie" Armstrong.
Lovie moved to Princeton with her grandson Charles "Floppy" Brennan & his family, when the farm in Lamasco was sold in 1952. She lived with them until her death. She died in a bed in the living room. My four Brennan cousins & I were watching her & the doctor, from a corner of the room, when she passed on. I was 11 years old & my Aunt Virginia was watching me that summer during the days my Mother worked at the beauty shop in Hopkinsville. We were all being very quiet & I remember thinking that Perts spirit must be in the room & I moved my eyes about the room to see if I could see her.
Obit~Times
Princeton, KY
August 1957
Mrs. Lovie (Gray) Brennan, 76, died Thursday, August 29, at noon at the
home of her grandson, Charles Brennan of Princeton Route 2.
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the Lamasco Baptist
Church with the Rev. Bun Hooks, officiating.
Burial was in the (Bob) Gray Cemetery in Lamasco directed by Rogers Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Brennan is survived by a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lula (Hyde) Brennan; two sisters, Mrs. Henry (Adaline Ella Gray) Rodgers, Princeton, and Mrs. Vester (Mattie Gray) Prince, Wolverine, Mich.; one brother, Elwood Gray,
Eddyville; three grandchildren and five great-gradnchildren.
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Pert is what I called my great grandmother Lovie. When she died they dug her grave beside her husband Tom, but found an old grave already there, so they closed it & went down row to the left, to the end & dug her grave there & placed a small stone on it. It is an old cemetery on private property off Edna Lane in a crossroads called Lamasco in Lyon Co. There is a wire fence all around the perimeter.
Lovie was one of thirteen children born to James Mordida Gray & Mary Francis "Fannie" Armstrong.
Lovie moved to Princeton with her grandson Charles "Floppy" Brennan & his family, when the farm in Lamasco was sold in 1952. She lived with them until her death. She died in a bed in the living room. My four Brennan cousins & I were watching her & the doctor, from a corner of the room, when she passed on. I was 11 years old & my Aunt Virginia was watching me that summer during the days my Mother worked at the beauty shop in Hopkinsville. We were all being very quiet & I remember thinking that Perts spirit must be in the room & I moved my eyes about the room to see if I could see her.
Princeton, KY
August 1957
Mrs. Lovie (Gray) Brennan, 76, died Thursday, August 29, at noon at the
home of her grandson, Charles Brennan of Princeton Route 2.
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the Lamasco Baptist
Church with the Rev. Bun Hooks, officiating.
Burial was in the (Bob) Gray Cemetery in Lamasco directed by Rogers Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Brennan is survived by a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lula (Hyde) Brennan; two sisters, Mrs. Henry (Adaline Ella Gray) Rodgers, Princeton, and Mrs. Vester (Mattie Gray) Prince, Wolverine, Mich.; one brother, Elwood Gray,
Eddyville; three grandchildren and five great-gradnchildren.
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Pert is what I called my great grandmother Lovie. When she died they dug her grave beside her husband Tom, but found an old grave already there, so they closed it & went down row to the left, to the end & dug her grave there & placed a small stone on it. It is an old cemetery on private property off Edna Lane in a crossroads called Lamasco in Lyon Co. There is a wire fence all around the perimeter.
Lovie was one of thirteen children born to James Mordida Gray & Mary Francis "Fannie" Armstrong.
Lovie moved to Princeton with her grandson Charles "Floppy" Brennan & his family, when the farm in Lamasco was sold in 1952. She lived with them until her death. She died in a bed in the living room. My four Brennan cousins & I were watching her & the doctor, from a corner of the room, when she passed on. I was 11 years old & my Aunt Virginia was watching me that summer during the days my Mother worked at the beauty shop in Hopkinsville. We were all being very quiet & I remember thinking that Perts spirit must be in the room & I moved my eyes about the room to see if I could see her.
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