obit: Funeral services for Beulah Bledsoe Lee, 92, of 216 E. Todd St., were held Tuesday at Harrod Bros. Memorial Chapel with the Rev. John C. Chenault officiating. Burial was in the Peaks Mill Cemetery.
The widow of Burt Lee she died 7 a.m. Sunday at King's Daughters memorial Hospital after a short illness.
A Franklin County native, she was a retired employee of Union Underwear Co., and was a member of the First Christian Church and the Bessie Evans Circle.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Vivian House, Mrs. Lucille Shearer and Mrs. Dorothy Gray, all of Frankfort; 9 grand children and 18 great-grandchildren.
Honorary bearers were Wayne Shearer, Burton House, Michael Gray, Clarence Powers, Burdine Gay and Raymond Hawkins.
Active bearers were Russell House, Fred Bradley, W. A. Burke, Jerry Greenlief, Noel Jones and John F. Duvall III.
The familiy asks that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to the First Christian Church Memorial Fund or the Senior Citizens Center.
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For anyone wanting to know extensive information about the burials in Peaks Mill Cemetery I HIGHLY recommend the book "Peaks Mill Cemetery, Franklin County, Kentucky" compiled by Brenda Joyce Caswell Duvall copywrited in 2003. This book is invaluable as it contains obituaries, burials, photos of tombstones and photos of the people in this cemetery. It was a massive labor of love and dedication and everyone involved in this book should be congratulated!
The widow of Burt Lee she died 7 a.m. Sunday at King's Daughters memorial Hospital after a short illness.
A Franklin County native, she was a retired employee of Union Underwear Co., and was a member of the First Christian Church and the Bessie Evans Circle.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Vivian House, Mrs. Lucille Shearer and Mrs. Dorothy Gray, all of Frankfort; 9 grand children and 18 great-grandchildren.
Honorary bearers were Wayne Shearer, Burton House, Michael Gray, Clarence Powers, Burdine Gay and Raymond Hawkins.
Active bearers were Russell House, Fred Bradley, W. A. Burke, Jerry Greenlief, Noel Jones and John F. Duvall III.
The familiy asks that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to the First Christian Church Memorial Fund or the Senior Citizens Center.
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For anyone wanting to know extensive information about the burials in Peaks Mill Cemetery I HIGHLY recommend the book "Peaks Mill Cemetery, Franklin County, Kentucky" compiled by Brenda Joyce Caswell Duvall copywrited in 2003. This book is invaluable as it contains obituaries, burials, photos of tombstones and photos of the people in this cemetery. It was a massive labor of love and dedication and everyone involved in this book should be congratulated!
obit: Funeral services for Beulah Bledsoe Lee, 92, of 216 E. Todd St., were held Tuesday at Harrod Bros. Memorial Chapel with the Rev. John C. Chenault officiating. Burial was in the Peaks Mill Cemetery.
The widow of Burt Lee she died 7 a.m. Sunday at King's Daughters memorial Hospital after a short illness.
A Franklin County native, she was a retired employee of Union Underwear Co., and was a member of the First Christian Church and the Bessie Evans Circle.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Vivian House, Mrs. Lucille Shearer and Mrs. Dorothy Gray, all of Frankfort; 9 grand children and 18 great-grandchildren.
Honorary bearers were Wayne Shearer, Burton House, Michael Gray, Clarence Powers, Burdine Gay and Raymond Hawkins.
Active bearers were Russell House, Fred Bradley, W. A. Burke, Jerry Greenlief, Noel Jones and John F. Duvall III.
The familiy asks that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to the First Christian Church Memorial Fund or the Senior Citizens Center.
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For anyone wanting to know extensive information about the burials in Peaks Mill Cemetery I HIGHLY recommend the book "Peaks Mill Cemetery, Franklin County, Kentucky" compiled by Brenda Joyce Caswell Duvall copywrited in 2003. This book is invaluable as it contains obituaries, burials, photos of tombstones and photos of the people in this cemetery. It was a massive labor of love and dedication and everyone involved in this book should be congratulated!
The widow of Burt Lee she died 7 a.m. Sunday at King's Daughters memorial Hospital after a short illness.
A Franklin County native, she was a retired employee of Union Underwear Co., and was a member of the First Christian Church and the Bessie Evans Circle.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Vivian House, Mrs. Lucille Shearer and Mrs. Dorothy Gray, all of Frankfort; 9 grand children and 18 great-grandchildren.
Honorary bearers were Wayne Shearer, Burton House, Michael Gray, Clarence Powers, Burdine Gay and Raymond Hawkins.
Active bearers were Russell House, Fred Bradley, W. A. Burke, Jerry Greenlief, Noel Jones and John F. Duvall III.
The familiy asks that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to the First Christian Church Memorial Fund or the Senior Citizens Center.
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For anyone wanting to know extensive information about the burials in Peaks Mill Cemetery I HIGHLY recommend the book "Peaks Mill Cemetery, Franklin County, Kentucky" compiled by Brenda Joyce Caswell Duvall copywrited in 2003. This book is invaluable as it contains obituaries, burials, photos of tombstones and photos of the people in this cemetery. It was a massive labor of love and dedication and everyone involved in this book should be congratulated!
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