Almira Yvonne Kilday Obituary (1935

NAME: Almira Yvonne Kilday born Feruary 4, 1936 in Greeneville, TN AGE: 76 RESIDENCE: Afton DATE OF DEATH: Sunday, February 6, 2011 PLACE OF DEATH: Johnson City Medical Center TIME & DATE OF FUNERAL: Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at 2:00PM PLACE OF FUNERAL: Jeffers Funeral Chapel at Afton INTERMENT: Mt. Zion United Methodist Church Cemetery MINISTERS: Pastor Adam Love SURVIVORS: Husband of 60 years: Bud Kilday; 2 Sons & Daughters in Law: Eddie & Teresa Kilday of Afton and Tim & Penny Kilday of Greeneville; 1 Daughter & Son in Law: Vicki & Bobby Campbell of Limestone; 8 Grandchildren: Paul & Karleen Kilday of Greeneville, Chris & Tracy Kilday of Greeneville, Miles & Ashley Kilday of Greeneville, Lee Campbell of Bristol, VA, Lance Campbell of Bristol, VA Josh Kilday of Greeneville, Kristi & Josh Radar of Florida, and Jason Kilday of Greeneville, Tonya Shell of Afton and Heather Shelton of Afton; 6 Great Grandchildren: RiAnnah Kilday, Maddie Kilday, Brooke Kilday, Destiny Kilday, Taylee Rader, and Braylon Rader; 5 Sisters & Brothers in Law: Rosalee Jones of Greeneville, Gaye & Chester Wingler of Indiana, Dot Harris of Greeneville, Lennis & Robert Hawkins of Cookeville, Shirley June Howard of Greeneville 2 Brothers & Sisters in Law: Raymond & Bertha Brown of Greeneville, Gary & Amy Brown of Afton; Sister in Law: June Brown of Greeneville, Reba Kilday of Afton, and Sandra Neal of Greeneville; Several Nieces, Nephews, Cousins, and Friends PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: Parents: Arie Lee & Bertie Mae Brown; Son: Kevin Paul Kilday; Brother: Harold Wayne Brown ACTIVE PALLBEARERS: Sam Haren, Lynn Haren, Buster Haren, Don Haren, Jack Kilday, Joe Kilday HONORARY PALLBEARERS: The Nurses at Johnson City Medical Center on the 5th floor, Tommy Peters, Brad Peters, Chris Gray, Lyle Smith, Dr. Charles Montgomery. OCCUPATION: Retired from Greene Valley Developmental Center VISITATION: The family will receive friends Tuesday from 2-4 & 6-8PM at the Afton Chapel of Jeffers Funeral & Cremation Service MEMORIALS: Memorials may be sent to Mt. Zion United Methodist Church Building Fund REMARKS: She will be remembered by all who knew her as a kind loving, selfless, adoring person. She enjoyed growing a garden and canning everything harvested. She also loved playing Rook whenever the family dropped in. She cherished her family and her legacy will live on in each and everyone. The last year of her life proved just what a courageous woman she was and she was waiting for the moment for Jesus to come and take her home. Online condolences can be sent to the family at www.jeffersmortuar.com To send a flower arrangement or to plant trees in memory of Almira Yvonne Kilday, please click here to visit our Sympathy Store. print Print Obituary