Obituary for Bobby Tom Carter of Emlyn Kentucky
Bobby Tom Carter of Bowlin Road Emlyn died at home on Tuesday June 11 2013 aged 74 years six months and twenty seven days Born November 14 1938 in Harlan County he was the son of the late Preston Carter and Mary Lou Bowlin Carter A US Army Airborne veteran he served six years He was a member of Pleasant View United Methodist Church where he was Sunday School Superintendent for many years He belonged to American Legion Post 154 Jellico Tennessee Campbell County Honor Guard and Masonic Lodge No 490 F and AM
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Bobby Tom Carter
Bowlin Road
Emlyn
Harlan County
Preston Carter
Mary Lou Bowlin Carter
United States Army Airborne
Pleasant View United Methodist Church
American Legion
American Legion Post No
Jellico, Tenn
Campbell County
Obituary notices for Carter and Rogers families in Williamsburg Corbin
Two obituaries from Williamsburg and Corbin announce the passing of James Carter of Emlyn and Richard Rogers of Corbin. James Carter, married to Alice June Carter, is survived by children Jay Christopher and Laurel Carter Killion, grandchildren Andrew and Ashton, and several relatives. Visitation June 13 with a masonic service and funeral June 14 at Croley Funeral Home. Richard Rogers, 80, a former GM Fisher Body worker and pastor, leaves wife Violet Felts Rogers, son Rick, four grandchildren, great grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral June 15 at Dorthae Pentecostal Church with burial in Martin Cemetery. arrangements by Vankirk-Grisell Funeral Home.
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Williamsburg
Alice June Carter
Emlyn
Jay Christopher Carter
Beverly
Corbin
Laurel Carter Killion
Red
Andrew Carter
Ashton Carter
Carman Bobbit
Smyrna
Tenn
Jamie Sullivan
Gallatin
Lisa Barnes
Clarksville
Croley Funeral Home
Williamsburg Masonic Lodge No. 490
F&am
Bruce Lee
Harold Long
American Legion Post No. 154
Jellico
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Death notices are supplied by the funeral home and published without any charge to the families.
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Funeral Hom
Obituary notices for Worley Gray and Smith
Larry Worley 54 died Tuesday June 11 2013 visitation at 10 funeral 11 Saturday Bowling Funeral Home in charge. William Gray 62 of Barbourville died Wednesday June 12 2013 Central Baptist Hospital Lexington arrangements incomplete Hopper Funeral Home. Sterling Smith 93 of Fraser Michigan formerly Knox County died June 12 2013 Saint John s Hospital Knox Funeral Home to announce details later.
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Larry Worley
Larry Allen Worley
Funeral Home
Bowling Funeral Home
William Gray
Barbourville
Central Baptist Hospital
Lexington
Christine Taylor Gray
Hopper Funeral Home
Sterling Smith
Fraser, Mich
Knox County
Saint John’s Hospital
Knox Funeral Home
Kentucky House special race tests 2014 momentum
A June 25 special election in central Kentucky pits Democrat James Kay II and Republican Lyon Crews for a longtime Democratic seat covering Fayette and Franklin counties. With Republicans eyeing the 2014 majority, outside money flows in as Kay leads locally but Crews raises significant funds from national groups. Observers say turnout will shape state politics and possible policy shifts on education, jobs, and business friendly reforms.
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T’s
Fayette
Franklin
Carl Rollins
Midway
Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority
Lyon Crews
Midway College
James L. Kay II
House Democrats
John Mark Hack
Paul Patton
Crews
Hack
Republican Leadership Committee
Washington D.C
Rollins
Lannie Overly
D-Paris
House Democratic Caucus
Kay
Danny Briscoe
Louisville
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Briscoe
Rep
John “Bam’ Carney
Campbellsville
House
Carney
Barack Obama
Overly
Jeff Hoover
State Senate
Senate
Coal tax funds renovations for Rupp Arena in Lexington
Appalachian counties protest using 2.5 million dollars of coal severance taxes for Rupp Arena renovations in Lexington Kentucky while coal severance tax receipts have fallen 23 percent year over year. Letcher County officials warn of budget cuts affecting water sewer projects and local services. House Speaker Stumbo defends the shift citing shortfalls and broad state benefit. Local officials say the arena benefits eastern Kentucky and University of Kentucky fans statewide.
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Lexington
Appalachian
Kentucky
Letcher County
Jim Ward
Lexington Herald- Leader
Ward
House
Greg Stumbo
Stumbo
Prestonsburg
Rupp
University of Kentucky
Genera Assembly
Jim Gray
Urban County Council
Eastern
Pike County
Wayne Rutherford
Harlan County
Joe Grieshop
Grieshop
Lexington-Fayette
Susan Straub
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Thetimestribune.com
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