Blevins Funeral & Cremation Services

07/30/2026

Brian Herbert Hayes was born May 30, 1955, in Bristol, Virginia, to Mary Lucina Kennard Hayes and John Herbert Hayes, Jr. He was the youngest of their 5 children. He left this world on July 5, 2026, entering his eternal home, and is with his beloved Savior, Jesus Christ. His death was due to progres...

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07/24/2026

Support doesn’t end when the service is over.

Aftercare provides families with continued guidance, resources, and compassion as they navigate life after loss.

Aftercare support includes:

✓ Grief resources
✓ Educational materials
✓ Support group information
✓ Check-in calls
✓ Community referrals
✓ Guidance through next steps
✓ Anniversary and special dates acknowledgment/support

Healing doesn’t follow a timeline, and no one should have to walk through grief alone.

Because caring for families is a commitment that continues long after the service.

07/24/2026

Harold D. Hutton, 94, of Bristol, Virginia passed away Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at his home. He was born in Bristol, Virginia on January 1, 1932, to the late David and Mary Cunningham Hutton. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife of 64 years Reva Kent Hutton; three brothers...

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07/22/2026

Bobby Barr, born on March 16, 1934, in Bristol, Virginia, passed away on July 21, 2026, in Bristol, Tennessee, leaving behind a life marked by service, devotion, and quiet strength.

Bobby proudly served his country in the United States Navy during the Korean War, and he shared that chapter o...

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07/22/2026

Richard Earl Hill, of Bristol, Virginia, passed away peacefully. He was born on July 2, 1953. Known fondly as Ricky in his youth, he went by Rick during his adult and professional life, before warmly returning to his childhood name of Ricky in recent years.

Richard was preceded in death by h...

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07/17/2026

A keepsake memorial is more than an item. It's a tangible connection to a life, a story, and the memories that continue long after a service has ended.

Today's memorial keepsakes come in many forms, including jewelry, keepsake urns, fingerprint impressions, memorial glass, custom artwork, and personalized mementos that can be shared among family members. These meaningful pieces allow loved ones to keep a cherished memory close, whether at home, at work, or wherever life takes them.

For many families, keepsakes provide comfort, spark conversations, and help preserve a legacy for future generations. Because every life is unique, memorial keepsakes can be personalized to reflect hobbies, passions, military service, faith, or the special moments that made someone unforgettable.

There is no right or wrong way to remember someone you love. What matters most is finding meaningful ways to honor their story and keep their memory alive.

07/17/2026

Travis “Cody” Lee Canter, known to everyone simply as Cody, passed away on July 14, 2026, in Bristol, Tennessee, at the age of 37, leaving behind a life that was full of love, hard work, quick wit, and a personality that could light up a room faster than a Florida summer thunderstorm.

Cody w...

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07/10/2026

Many people ask about the difference between a funeral and a celebration of life.

A traditional funeral often follows a more structured format and may include religious or cultural traditions. A celebration of life is typically more personalized and focuses on sharing memories, stories, music, and experiences that reflect a loved one's unique personality.

Neither option is right or wrong. The most important thing is creating a meaningful experience that brings family and friends together while honoring a life well lived.

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07/04/2026

Wishing you a safe and happy Fourth of July!

As we celebrate our nation's independence, we hope your day is filled with family, friends, and moments worth remembering.

Happy Independence Day from our families to yours. 🇺🇸

07/03/2026

Independence Day is a time to gather with family, enjoy traditions, and reflect on the freedoms we share.

It's also a reminder of how important it is to celebrate the people who make our lives meaningful. The stories, memories, and moments we create together become part of our legacy and are worth honoring every day of the year.

As you enjoy time with loved ones this Fourth of July, take a moment to appreciate the memories you're making. They are often the moments that matter most.