D/O Ed and Ann {Flora}Bradley
BONNIE RAZOR
JEWELRY STORE
OWNER, DIES
Mrs. Bonnie Louise{Bradley}Razor, 55, owner of Bonnie's Jewelry Box since November 1981, died of cancer Tuesday at her residence at 506 West Sun Street, Morehead Kentucky.
Born in Bourbon County, she was the daughter of the late Ed and Ann Flora Bradley and the wife of E.C. 'Pug' Razor.
Active in community affairs, Mrs. Razor was selected in 1977 as the Lions Club Woman of the Year.
She served three times as president of the Morehead Grade P.T.A. and was a former Cub Scout den mother. Future Homemakers of America Chapter mother, 4-H leader and chairperson of the United Way.
A former librarian at the Rowen County Public Library, she was active in the drive to get the present library facility built.
Mrs. Razor was a member of the First Baptist Church where she was an assistant Sunday School teacher and officer and served on the hospitality and ordinance committees and the Pine Crest Auxiliary.
She was also a member of the Kentucky Jewelry Association.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Susan Gilliam, and two sons, John Razor and Phillip Razor, all of Morehead Kentucky.
Also, three brothers, George Bradley, Mt. Sterling Ky.; Herbert Bradley, Carlisle Ky,; and John Bradley, Bath Co Ky.; and a granddaughter.
Services were conducted Thursday at Lane-Stucky Funeral Home with the Rev. Don Mantooth officiating.
Burial was in the Brown Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Harold White, Bill Calhoun, Weverly Jones, Foley Partin, Richard White Dwight Pierce and Mike Adkins.
Honorary pallbearers included Ray White, Lee White, Steve Jones, Ray Gilliam, Charles Lykins, John Cox, Mike White and Allen Crowe.
BONNIE RAZOR
JEWELRY STORE
OWNER, DIES
Mrs. Bonnie Louise{Bradley}Razor, 55, owner of Bonnie's Jewelry Box since November 1981, died of cancer Tuesday at her residence at 506 West Sun Street, Morehead Kentucky.
Born in Bourbon County, she was the daughter of the late Ed and Ann Flora Bradley and the wife of E.C. 'Pug' Razor.
Active in community affairs, Mrs. Razor was selected in 1977 as the Lions Club Woman of the Year.
She served three times as president of the Morehead Grade P.T.A. and was a former Cub Scout den mother. Future Homemakers of America Chapter mother, 4-H leader and chairperson of the United Way.
A former librarian at the Rowen County Public Library, she was active in the drive to get the present library facility built.
Mrs. Razor was a member of the First Baptist Church where she was an assistant Sunday School teacher and officer and served on the hospitality and ordinance committees and the Pine Crest Auxiliary.
She was also a member of the Kentucky Jewelry Association.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Susan Gilliam, and two sons, John Razor and Phillip Razor, all of Morehead Kentucky.
Also, three brothers, George Bradley, Mt. Sterling Ky.; Herbert Bradley, Carlisle Ky,; and John Bradley, Bath Co Ky.; and a granddaughter.
Services were conducted Thursday at Lane-Stucky Funeral Home with the Rev. Don Mantooth officiating.
Burial was in the Brown Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Harold White, Bill Calhoun, Weverly Jones, Foley Partin, Richard White Dwight Pierce and Mike Adkins.
Honorary pallbearers included Ray White, Lee White, Steve Jones, Ray Gilliam, Charles Lykins, John Cox, Mike White and Allen Crowe.
D/O Ed and Ann {Flora}Bradley
BONNIE RAZOR
JEWELRY STORE
OWNER, DIES
Mrs. Bonnie Louise{Bradley}Razor, 55, owner of Bonnie's Jewelry Box since November 1981, died of cancer Tuesday at her residence at 506 West Sun Street, Morehead Kentucky.
Born in Bourbon County, she was the daughter of the late Ed and Ann Flora Bradley and the wife of E.C. 'Pug' Razor.
Active in community affairs, Mrs. Razor was selected in 1977 as the Lions Club Woman of the Year.
She served three times as president of the Morehead Grade P.T.A. and was a former Cub Scout den mother. Future Homemakers of America Chapter mother, 4-H leader and chairperson of the United Way.
A former librarian at the Rowen County Public Library, she was active in the drive to get the present library facility built.
Mrs. Razor was a member of the First Baptist Church where she was an assistant Sunday School teacher and officer and served on the hospitality and ordinance committees and the Pine Crest Auxiliary.
She was also a member of the Kentucky Jewelry Association.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Susan Gilliam, and two sons, John Razor and Phillip Razor, all of Morehead Kentucky.
Also, three brothers, George Bradley, Mt. Sterling Ky.; Herbert Bradley, Carlisle Ky,; and John Bradley, Bath Co Ky.; and a granddaughter.
Services were conducted Thursday at Lane-Stucky Funeral Home with the Rev. Don Mantooth officiating.
Burial was in the Brown Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Harold White, Bill Calhoun, Weverly Jones, Foley Partin, Richard White Dwight Pierce and Mike Adkins.
Honorary pallbearers included Ray White, Lee White, Steve Jones, Ray Gilliam, Charles Lykins, John Cox, Mike White and Allen Crowe.
BONNIE RAZOR
JEWELRY STORE
OWNER, DIES
Mrs. Bonnie Louise{Bradley}Razor, 55, owner of Bonnie's Jewelry Box since November 1981, died of cancer Tuesday at her residence at 506 West Sun Street, Morehead Kentucky.
Born in Bourbon County, she was the daughter of the late Ed and Ann Flora Bradley and the wife of E.C. 'Pug' Razor.
Active in community affairs, Mrs. Razor was selected in 1977 as the Lions Club Woman of the Year.
She served three times as president of the Morehead Grade P.T.A. and was a former Cub Scout den mother. Future Homemakers of America Chapter mother, 4-H leader and chairperson of the United Way.
A former librarian at the Rowen County Public Library, she was active in the drive to get the present library facility built.
Mrs. Razor was a member of the First Baptist Church where she was an assistant Sunday School teacher and officer and served on the hospitality and ordinance committees and the Pine Crest Auxiliary.
She was also a member of the Kentucky Jewelry Association.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Susan Gilliam, and two sons, John Razor and Phillip Razor, all of Morehead Kentucky.
Also, three brothers, George Bradley, Mt. Sterling Ky.; Herbert Bradley, Carlisle Ky,; and John Bradley, Bath Co Ky.; and a granddaughter.
Services were conducted Thursday at Lane-Stucky Funeral Home with the Rev. Don Mantooth officiating.
Burial was in the Brown Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Harold White, Bill Calhoun, Weverly Jones, Foley Partin, Richard White Dwight Pierce and Mike Adkins.
Honorary pallbearers included Ray White, Lee White, Steve Jones, Ray Gilliam, Charles Lykins, John Cox, Mike White and Allen Crowe.
Gravesite Details
Double stone
