Coffee County
Brandon McGee
1999 – 2020
Coffee County
Brandon had the kindest soul ever, he always wanted to protect everyone. His smile was everything. He played all sports, but basketball was his favorite. He leaves behind a daughter, Kayleigh. Brandon loved his daughter so much.
Coby Aisean Wilson
2002 – 2022
Coffee County
A note to our beloved Coby Aisean Wilson, (Cobster). Cobster, I love you with all my heart, I’m truly broken without you. There’s not a second in the day we don’t remember or celebrate you. Our lives have changed forever, there’s such an emptiness without you. I wish I could have one last conversation with you, just to hear you say “Mom, I love you” or “Mom, you're doing too much.” Your future was so bright. Missing you: Granma, Granpa, all your cousins and friends. Gone too soon - 💔🦋 Love Mom 💞
Junior Taylor
1955 – 2011
Coffee County
My dad, Junior Clay Taylor was an incredible man, unlike any other. He lived life to its fullest. He loved his family deeply, doing all he could to help us, even if that meant saying no and standing strong against what was not best for us. His faith in God was sure, he was a hard worker; he drove trucks ever since he was just a young man of 17 in the Army. My dad was someone I could look up to, respect, and forever I will be grateful for his love and the man he was!
Lisa McCoy
1972 – 2018
Coffee County
Tony Benson
1989 - 2023
Coffee County
Davidson County
Aaliyah “LeLe” Ingram
2008 – 2022
Davidson County
Aaliyah loved nature, animals, friends/family, but most importantly, her life. She would talk daily about the life she was going to make for herself and what she wanted to be in life. There’s no doubt that Aaliyah would have succeeded in anything she would have put her mind to. She was one of the most caring people in the world. We miss her desperately. She will forever live on in our hearts and in our world.
Brittany Messina
1989 - 2023
Davidson County
She was a very good person who didn't deserve to die in jail. I miss her with every breath in me.
Eric Contreras
2003-2023
Davidson County
Eric is irreplaceable and you truly are blessed if you had the opportunity to know him. He was big-hearted, full of life, and if you were around him there was never a dull moment. He was on the road to graduating and becoming a dad to a beautiful baby girl, but unfortunately his life was taken from him before he could do either. Eric was not only full of life, but full of love. May his beautiful spirit live on forever.
Jackie Glynn
76 years old
Davidson County
Jillian Rae Ludwig
2004-2023
Davidson County
Jillian Rae Ludwig was a bright light in the world. Her warm smile, kindness, and exceptional musical talent will be remembered by all who knew her. She was a loving daughter and sister to 2 younger brothers. Jillian was passionate about music. She played 6 instruments and was a member of 3 bands back in her hometown of Wall, NJ. She had big dreams of having a career in the music industry, which led her pursue her dreams at Belmont University. She was just 18 at the time of her tragic passing.
Shawnton Clay
1989-2020
Davidson County
Shawnton came into my life roughly in 4th grade through Girl Scouts. She was always so bubbly, full of life, and had a smile that could light up a room. She also had the biggest most giving heart. She quickly became my oldest daughters best friend and became like a daughter to me. You couldn't help but fall in love with her and her spirit. She was very passionate about her family, friends, and her beliefs. I would have never imagined I would be seeing her & hugging her for the last time on 9-14-19.
Ryan Trent
1986 – 2016
Davidson County
Ryan was a kind soul that lived life to the fullest. He loved the outdoors, motorcycles, snowboarding, wakeboarding, and hunting. He loved the holidays and family get-togethers. He always wanted to make sure the people he loved were okay. He had a heart of gold and lived more in his 29 years than most people do in a lifetime. His case remains unsolved. There is a $20,000.00 reward through Nashville Crime Stoppers, Inc. (615-742-7463).
Tonya Marie Harrison Tyler
1974 – 1999
Davidson County
Ryan was a kind soul that lived life to the fullest. He loved the outdoors, motorcycles, snowboarding, wakeboarding, and hunting. He loved the holidays and family get-togethers. He always wanted to make sure the people he loved were okay. He had a heart of gold and lived more in his 29 years than most people do in a lifetime. His case remains unsolved. There is a $20,000.00 reward through Nashville Crime Stoppers, Inc. (615-742-7463).
Vincent E. Lewis II
14 years old
Davidson County
Vincent was a excellent cook! He was the best friend anyone could ask for. Vincent was wise beyond his years. Vincent Loved learning he was so intelligent! Vincent loved playing spades and dominoes with his grandfather, Maurice Pope. There was nothing Vincent could not do. He is SO MISSED!
Dickson County
Cole Kilgore
1991 – 2011
Dickson County
Cole was light and laughter! A sunny smile and a quick joke at a moment's notice. Cole loved his family and friends and was sweet and loyal. People gravitated towards Cole to shine in his unconditional love and humorous nature. Cole was my only child, my son, my world. Life has never been the same without him and never will be again. Love You, Cole. Miss You, Cole. Forever and Always, Mom.
Hickman County
Hailey June Laster
1995 – 2020
Hickman County
Hailey June Laster (“Jünebug”) June 1, 1995 ~ April 26, 2020 My angel loved life to the fullest. Her most precious love was her sweet baby boy, Jack and she was the best mommy. She was an Amazingly talented singer, songwriter, and musician with the voice of an angel. A huge animal lover and rescued every stray. She loved her dogs, Mikah, Bango and Rhegar! She loved and saw the good in everyone, including the ones who are responsible for taking her life! Part of me died with her on April 26, 2020.
Victoria Lennette Clay Kelly
1984 – 2021
Hickman County
Victoria was born into a Navy family so she did a lot of traveling. After settling in Middle TN, she graduated from Ezell-Harding, went to MTSU then UT Knoxville. Victoria was an animal lover and enjoyed riding horses and playing with her dogs. She was a hard worker with 14 years in property management. Extremely generous, she would give all the cash she had to someone in need. She loved time with her family, especially her daughter. She left behind a large heartbroken family and 1 pit bull.
Franklin County
Maury County
Paul Hayward
1983-2015
Maury County
‘JR’ always seemed to lighten the mood and be the cause of everyone around him laughing. There was never a dull moment with him. He loved being an electrician and had great respect for his co-workers. Basketball was his passion. Most of all, he loved his two boys, family, and friends.
Montgomery County
Abigail Pamblanco
2012 – 2013
Montgomery County
Abby is missed by her two brothers Ricky Jr, Emanuel Pamblanco, and Cavoni Pamblanco. I missed her too, and her grandfather Luis. I promise take care of your siblings baby girl, this grandmother really miss you. Love, your grandparents and siblings.
Anthony "Tex" Turney
1959 – 1989
Montgomery County
“Tex” was a local business owner who loved to work and provide for his wife and two daughters. He enjoyed the outdoors and spending any free time fishing. He loved to sing, which is one memory his young daughters held dear as they grew up without him. He has been missed throughout the years by his siblings, numerous close friends, and his girls.
Billy Pace Jr.
1993 – 2016
Montgomery County
Billy was a fun-loving charismatic father that loved spending time with his family and children. He loved professional wrestling.
Darrell Willis
1982 – 2014
Montgomery County
Darrell was a loyal friend and family member. He loved his family more than anything. He would have you laughing so hard you’d cry. He was so loving and affectionate. He was tender hearted he would cry watching movies. He was always looking for adventures. He loved making people laugh. He was my everything.
Desergio Taylor Sr.
1987-2020
Montgomery County
Desergio Taylor Sr. was a loving and kind-hearted man! I would give you the shirt off his back. He will happily give you his last. His life was taken and some people didn’t get to see how amazing he was! I’m going to miss how fun and loving he was! RIP Sergio.
Dorris Clinard
1950 - 2007
Montgomery County
Dorris was known by his family as a loving man. He graduated from Clarksville High School in 1968. He served in the U.S. National Guard for six years. He was employed at Level Valley Creamery in LaVergne, Tennessee for 25 years. An Elder at Bethel Cumberland Presbyterian Church, he was also a Sunday School teacher and choir member.
Douglas Ramey
1984 – 2011
Montgomery County
Douglas “DJ” Ramey was the father of 1 unborn daughter. DJ was a jokester and always made the family laugh. He kept his mother on her toes by playing tricks on her every chance he got to. DJ was known for talking to everyone. He didn’t meet a stranger. His favorite statements were, “I’m on my way" or "I’m about to pull up now.” In true fashion, that meant he was 1 to 2 hours away from arriving to the destination. DJ loved his family and friends dearly and is missed each and every day.
James "Doc" Rippie
1916 – 1968
Montgomery County
My sweet daddy, which I didn’t have enough time with and was robbed of that time together.
Justin Sawyer
2000 – 2020
Montgomery County
Justin was a free-spirited, selfless, driven, well-mannered young man. He lit up every room, and had a contagious smile and spirit. He made an impact everywhere he went, and he loved his family and friends. Justin enjoyed writing music, photography, playing sports, reading, and learning new things. House Rep. Jason Hodges honored Justin with a House Resolution 25, honoring his memory, character, and commitment to living with courage.
Kendra Stanmore
1990 – 2010
Montgomery County
Kendra was a great mother to her daughter Calia. Kendra has 2 older sisters & a younger brother. And she was so excited to become an Aunt to her niece Chevya. Kendra lit up every room she walked in. Kendra was a very caring & loving person. She worked with people that couldn’t take care of themselves. She had a heart of gold.
Kenneth Yun Battisti
1976 – 1995
Montgomery County
Kenny’s curiosity and zest for life was infectious and inspiring to those that knew him. Always finding ways to bring people together, whether through his martial arts club or soccer. He used his incredible drawing and poetry skills to convey the intricacies of his creative mind. There was no doubt that he was ready to do amazing things. Even though his time was cut short, decades after he left us, his spirit inspires those of us who loved him to live our lives with as much drive as he did his.
Khalil Robinson
2001-2021
Montgomery County
Khalil was such a loving son, brother, nephew, cousin, father and friend. Such free-spirited, always ready to help anyone and give the last he had. He was a respectful, well-mannered young man. He lit up every room with his uniqueness, and contagious smile. He loved to spend time with his family and had just started enjoying his baby girl and awaiting a seat to open to attend trade school. On his free time, he enjoyed playing basketball, video games with his little brother, and writing music.
Malik Madison
2001 – 2020
Montgomery County
My beautiful Angel Malik was an amazing and loving Son. Family was everything to him. He loved his sister Celia and his Brother Jevon so much. His passion was playing basketball and spending time with family and friends. He was always goofy and silly. His smiles were heart melting from the day he was born. I would do anything to have my Angel back in our lives.
Matthew Potter
1982 – 2022
Montgomery County
Matt was a family man who loved to do anything in his shop. Matt was one of the hardest workers, employed at Hendrickson. He also had a love for racing dirt late models for most of his life. His favorite thing to do other than mowing the grass, was be with his wife and daughter. Matt had the biggest heart and would’ve given you the shirt off this back or the last dollar in his pocket. Matt had the best sense of humor, and if he wasn’t making you laugh, his smile would make any day better. ❤️
Princess Clark
1982 – 2015
Montgomery County
Princess Clark was a baptized believer. She loved the Lord and served with love and kindness in her community. She was a loving wife and mother of three beautiful children. After graduating from North East High School, she enlisted in the U.S Navy where she served for four years as a logistics specialist. She enjoyed spending time with her family for cookouts and Holidays. She was a family-oriented person that loved laughter and fun times. Princess was the kindest person that I have ever known.
Seth Stephens
1992-2020
Montgomery County
Seth was such a funny guy and had a great sense of humor. He was always the class clown and could make anyone laugh. He loved animals, playing video games, fishing and his family. His son was the light of his life and the apple of his eye. Seth's favorite past time was cooking, and of all the jobs he had worked, that was where he felt most comfortable and happy. Seth died during a robbery at the restaurant where he worked. He died defending his place of employment.
Rayquan Hudson-Lyle
1988 – 2017
Montgomery County
Rayquan better known as “Quan” was a loving father of a girl and a boy. They were the joy of his life and he called them Pebbles and BamBam. Quan was the 4th of July fireworks king! Family and friends would come from near and far to see the spectacular show each year! They were never left disappointed. Quan loved restoring old cars even some without roofs! He is missed every single day by all he loved and who loved him and his contagious smile. A smile that lit every room he walked into!
Teddy Cook
1947 – 2018
Montgomery County
Teddy Cook was a very fine man who would do anything for anyone. He loved life. He loved working at the laundry mat and He loved going fishing. And most of all, he loved his God and he loved his family. He is so terribly missed and was loved by everyone.
William & Ina Campbell
1927/28 – 2010
Montgomery County
My best memories were fishing with my grandfather and shopping with my grandmother. I used to feel so proud when I caught more fish than he did. And the one-on-one time with my grandmother meant the world. We laughed and talked about everything without a care in the world.
Robertson County
Jonathan Crain
1999 – 2019
Robertson County
Jonathan was a loved father, son, brother and friend. He enjoyed loud, fast trucks and EVERY stray animal he could find. He was a chocolate milk connoisseur with a kind heart and stubborn personality. He was most excited to become a father before his life was cut short. His memory lives on with his son who reminds us so much of him. We love you Jonathan.
Savanna Puckett
1999 – 2022
Robertson County
Savanna was a Deputy for Robertson County Sheriff’s office in Springfield, TN. She loved her career and was hoping one day to be a detective. In her spare time, she loved spending time with family, friends, and her puppy, Chloe! Savanna had a smile that could light up a room, with a little sassiness as well!! She was a beautiful soul inside and out! We love and miss our Hometown Hero! 💜🌻💜
Tyler Head
1991 – 2012
Robertson County
Tyler was the light of our family! He lit up every room that he entered, his smile was contagious and he loved life to the fullest! He was an Agricultural major at APSU and planned on farming and raising cattle. Tyler would jump in and help anyone that needed help. He loved hunting with his Papa Ed, loved his dog Shiloh and loved his family! We all have such a huge hole in our hearts without Tyler here!
Rutherford County
Trevor Murray
1996 – 2022
Rutherford County
Trevor was a very charming and charismatic young man. His smile was infectious. He loved his family very much and enjoyed any opportunity to get together. He loved playing and watching football. He is loved and missed every single day. His absence will never be forgotten and the hole it has left in our family will never be filled.
Sequatchie County
Deanna Lawrence
46
Sequatchie County
Smith County
Tristan Smith
1999 – 2022
Smith County
Tristan always had a love for animals and possessed a very calming nature which made it so easy for everyone who met him to love him. When he was a little boy, he would bounce on his spring horse while watching his favorite movies. During high school, he was involved in theatre where he really began to shine. He enjoyed working out, teaching himself multiple languages and watching movies. He put others before himself and always offered a hug or word of encouragement. He is a true hero.
Wendel Bennett Jr.
1973-2021
Smith County
My brother loved hunting and fishing. He loved his girls and family.
Sumner County
Bailey Donoho
1997 – 2019
Sumner County
Jim Dunn
1955-2019
Sumner County
Jim was a deep thinker, a great tennis player, and a lover of the creation. He studied forestry in college and lived most of his adult life in the remote woods of Westmoreland. There, he worked out his life’s purpose, battled his demons and loved the little piece of land he named Tenntucky. His process was cut short in this life, but my hope and prayer is that his journey found its end in the loving company of his Creator.
Lexus Williams
1996-2018
Sumner County
Lexus was a bubbly, fun, loving, God fearing young mother, sister, daughter & friend to so many. She spent most of her time studying to become a nurse, being a great mother to her 2 beautiful children, & most importantly at church or out ministering to everyone she came across with her contagious smile & bubbly personality. She loved to dance & had the voice of an angel. Her favorite way to worship the Lord was with her beautiful voice. We thank God for the memories we were able to make with her.
Winter Denny
2013 – 2014
Sumner County
Winter was a happy, lovable, and beautiful baby girl. She is and will always be the love of her family’s life. She enjoyed nursery rhymes and Hickory Dickory Dock was her favorite. She loved music, singing, story time, long lavender baths, snack time, Hello Kitty, bunnies, cuddling and spending time with her family. Winter is an Angel up Above. We love and remember her always. 💜🌸🦋
Van Buren County
Paul Rigsby
1971 – 2004
Van Buren County
Paul Dwaine Rigsby was a loving Son, Brother, Husband, Uncle, friend and especially Daddy to 10 month old Amelia Jean (AJ) and was excited to be expecting a second child. We welcomed our Alyssa Corynn, September of the same year he was taken. He was a better Daddy in his short 10 months as a Dad than some men ever achieve in a lifetime. He loved working on his jeep. He would say "a jeep is not a vehicle, it's a hobby!" He worked hard for his family at United Technologies and was a proud Union member. He would be so proud of his daughters. Paul also had special friends that never stopped checking in on and/or spending time with his family. To say we miss him daily is not sufficient. He is missed with every heartbeat and every single breath. Forever and a Day.. until we meet again you are so loved and missed immensely. Love, Sharon, Amelia, Alyssa, and all his family and friends.
Warren County
Dianne Watts
1956 – 1999
Warren County
Jessica Watts
1989 - 1999
Warren County
Wilson County
Caitlyn Kaufman
1994 – 2020
Wilson County
Caitlyn was an angel to many on earth before she became an angel in Heaven. She loved life and loved helping people. She was brave and beautiful. She loved her dog Zeus and loved water skiing, lake surfing and spending time outdoors. She lived her dream of moving to Nashville and was a nurse at St. Thomas West Hospital as an ICU nurse. What a blessing she was to the world and her family. Her legacy continues to help students become nurses and fulfill their dreams of helping others.
Jacob Harris
40 years old
Wilson County
Jake was a loving daddy, cherished son, admired brother and friend. He was known for his quick wit, humor, giving heart, and love for his children. He was an avid deer hunter and enjoyed fishing. He was employed by Bond Construction for the last 10 years, where he took pride in every project and task he given. Jake loved holidays and spending time with his loved ones during family dinners and cookouts. Jake was a huge Florida Gators Fan. He is truly missed, we love him forever plus a day.