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10/10/2026

Nancy Ann Isabell

Nancy Ann (Middleton) Isabell, 66, Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee, passed away on October 8, 2026.

Nancy shared many years of love with her husband, Donnie Isabell. She dedicated more than 30 years to General Motors, working at plants in Flint and Lansing, Michigan, and Spring Hill, Tennessee, where she eventually retired.

Nancy lived a simple, independent life on her own terms. She spoke her mind and followed her own path. She enjoyed listening to music, buying her daily scratch-offs, and collecting Harley-Davidson shirts. Michigan and Tennessee both held a special place in her heart.

She is survived by her husband, Donnie Isabell; her father, Patrick Middleton; her son, Kenny Laatz; her grandson, Samuel Laatz; and her siblings, Jeff Pyle (Angi), Pete Pyle (Becky), Joni Hayden (Ted), and David Middleton. Brothers and sisters-in-law, Allen and Dale Atwell, Terry and Diane Mash, Scotty and Keri Isabell; stepfather, Lee Pyle; and special friends Hilda Pickhard and Elaine Manning . She also leaves behind several cousins, nieces, and nephews whom she dearly loved.

Nancy was preceded in death by her mother, Sarah (Dudley) Pyle; her daughter, Kelly Laatz; her sisters, Sherry De La Cruz and Mary Middleton; and her special aunt, Mary Jo Davis, wife of Marvin Davis.

Nancy was a proud member of the Sault Tribe, of Chippewa Indians.

Nancy will be remembered with love by her family and those who knew her.

Celebrations of Life in Tennessee and Michigan will be announced at a later date.

Williams Funeral Home is honored to serve the Isabell family. Condolences may be shared at www.williamsfh.com

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10/07/2026

Kathleen Kay Geater

Kathleen, age 63, passed away on September 29, 2026, at her home in Columbia, Tennessee, surrounded by her loving family. The daughter of the late Rayfield Wellman and Jean Alcorn Wellman, she filled her years with hard work, laughter, and a generous love for the people around her.

To know Kathleen was to know a personality that could hardly be contained in a room. Her sense of humor was over the top, her spirit was adventurous, and she knew how to turn an ordinary gathering into a good time. She was the life of the party, but she also made sure everyone else had a place in the fun. With Kathleen around, a quiet, uneventful afternoon was never a sure thing.

She approached life much the same way she approached repairs: roll up your sleeves, get in there, and figure it out. Kathleen could do just about anything she set her mind to. She didn’t mind a little dirt, a difficult job, or a challenge that might have sent someone else looking for the phone number of a professional.

Of course, life wasn’t all work. There were fish to catch, University of Kentucky football games to cheer through, and NASCAR races to watch. Kathleen loved the chance to cast a line, enjoy herself, and spend time with others. Whether the fish were biting or not, she knew how to make it a good day.

For all her humor and determination, Kathleen’s greatest gift was her heart. Caring for others came naturally to her. Through her own daycare, she looked after children; throughout her life, she looked after anyone who needed a helping hand. If someone needed something she could give, she gave it. She was the kind of woman who would offer the shirt off her back and then wonder whether there was anything else she could do.

That generosity never faded, even when her health began to make her own days harder. Kathleen still found ways to put others first, often keeping her struggles to herself. Those closest to her knew the strength it took, and they will remember the resilience that kept her caring, giving, and bringing light to the people around her.

Her love lives on through her children, Greg (Amber) Geater, Jody (Perry) Kyles, and Matt (Julia) Geater; her grandchildren, Breaunna, Kole, Alyssa, Joshua, Destinee, Perry III, Ryker, Tyler, Alexys, Jon, and Whitley; and her two great-grandchildren. Her memory will be cherished by her sister, Suzanne (Gene) Alberts, and several extended family members.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother, James “Jim” Wellman, and her beloved partner of 24 years, Kay Lawson.

Kathleen leaves her family with stories that will be told again and again, the kind that bring a laugh before anyone can get to the ending. In those stories, she will still be full of life: fixing something, helping someone, finding the fun, and giving all the love she had to give.

The care of Kathleen Kay Geater has been entrusted to the caring staff of Williams Funeral Home. To share words of comfort and condolences, please visit www.williamsfh.com.

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10/06/2026

Dorothy Jean Attkisson Thomason

Dorothy Jean Attkisson Thomason, age 95, passed away peacefully on October 5, 2026, at Maury Regional Hospital. Born on June 30, 1931, in Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee, Dorothy was the daughter of the late James Monroe Attkisson and Nancy Jane Chatman Attkisson.

Dorothy grew up in the Watts Hill community surrounded by a large and loving family. One of thirteen children, she learned early the importance of family, hard work, and taking care of the people she loved. Those qualities stayed with her throughout her long and beautiful life.

In 1950, Dorothy married William Cordell “Cutie” Rogers, and together they welcomed two children, Cordelia “Dee” and William Stanley Rogers. Later in life, Dorothy found love again and married Bobby Gene Thomason in 1981.

Dorothy was a hardworking woman who spent many years working at Mt. Pleasant Manufacturing and Southeastern Shirt Corporation. She took great pride in everything she did, especially when it came to her home and family. She was an immaculate housekeeper and a wonderful cook, and her home was always a place of comfort, warmth, and care. She found great satisfaction in looking after the people she loved and took pride in making sure her family was always well cared for. Her hard work, dedication, and attention to the little things were just a few of the qualities that made Dorothy so special.

Dorothy also knew how to enjoy the simple pleasures that made life sweet. She loved spending time with her seek-a-word books, tending to and enjoying her flowers, taking trips to Tunica, and making a stop at Cracker Barrel. And if Dorothy was around, you could almost bet there was a Pepsi close by. These familiar routines and favorite pastimes brought her happiness and became cherished memories for those who knew and loved her. She will be remembered not only for her strong work ethic and caring heart, but for the warmth she brought into the lives of others and the way she made people feel welcome and at home. It is these little things; the flowers she loved, the meals she prepared, the places she enjoyed going, and the everyday moments shared with family and friends that will be treasured and remembered for years to come.

Dorothy was a woman of faith and a member of the Church of Christ, attending Macedonia Church of Christ in Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee. Her faith, strength, and love for her family were a quiet but lasting part of the life she lived.

She leaves behind her beloved daughter, Cordelia “Dee” Harris; grandchildren, Hansard Leo Cole Jr., Hillary McCandless, Heather Cole, and Elizabeth Skeens; and great-grandchildren, Hayden (Madison) Ward, Keyton Bradburn, Callie Hooper, Trey Caraway, and Brandon Ratliff.

She is also survived by her nieces, Nancy (Mickey) Warren, Connie (Sal) Inghilleri, and Wanda Rhodes; nephew, Rick (Beth) Clawson; sisters-in-law, Norean Attkisson and Eloise (Larry) Hicks; along with numerous great-nieces and great-nephews.

Dorothy was blessed with special friends who held a meaningful place in her life, including Jan Logan, Geoffrey Beard, Keith Baker, Linda Clark, Kalyb Wyeth, and Hansard Leo Cole Sr. Their friendship, kindness, and presence meant more to Dorothy and her family than words can express.

In addition to her parents, Dorothy was preceded in death by her husbands, William Cordell “Cutie” Rogers and Bobby Gene Thomason; her son, William Stanley Rogers; her great-grandson, Hansard “Little Man” Leo Cole III; and her son-in-law, Donnie Harris. She was also preceded in death by her sisters, Mary Poe, Hassie Clawson, Esterlene Benderman, Minnie Pierce, Lucy Sharpe, and Susie Robinson; her brothers, Edward, Eslick, Hazel, Jim, Joe, and Eldon Attkisson; and several nieces and nephews.

The family would like to extend their heartfelt appreciation to Rick and Jessica, the Mt. Pleasant First Responders, the EMTs, the Maury Regional Oncology nurses, Caris Hospice, and Sarah for the care, kindness, and compassion shown to Dorothy and her family. Their support during Dorothy’s final days will always be remembered with gratitude.

Funeral services for Dorothy will be held on Thursday, October 8, 2026, at Williams Funeral Home in Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee. Visitation will begin at 10:00 a.m., with the funeral service following at 11:00 a.m with Derek Boyd officiating. Following the service, Dorothy will be placed in her final resting place at Polk Memorial Mausoleum.

Pallbearers will be Hayden Ward, Keyton Bradburn, Kalyb Wyeth, and John Michael Irwin.

Though she will be deeply missed, Dorothy leaves behind a lifetime of memories and a family who will carry her love with them. Her place in their hearts will remain forever.

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10/05/2026

Sammy Boshers, Sr.

Sammy Ray Boshers, Sr., a devoted husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and proud veteran, passed away on October 3, 2026, at Charter Senior Living in Franklin, Tennessee.

Born on December 5 in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee, Sammy was the son of the late Ernest and Mary Myrtle Finerty Boshers. He was the youngest of ten children and was raised in a large family that helped shape the values of family, hard work, and devotion that he carried throughout his life.

Sammy proudly served his country in the United States Air Force. Following his military service, he built a long and dedicated career with Stauffer Chemical, where he worked for approximately 40 years.

For 71 years, Sammy shared his life with his beloved wife, Shirley House Boshers. Together, they built a beautiful life and raised three wonderful children. His family continued to grow through the years, blessing him with grandchildren and great-grandchildren who were a treasured part of his life.

Sammy was a longtime member of First Baptist Church in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee.

He is survived by his loving wife, Shirley Boshers; children, Sammy (Dottie) Boshers, David (Susie) Boshers, and Tracy (Judd) Bazzel; grandchildren, Sam (Brittany) Boshers, Kelly Boshers, Matthew (Nina) Boshers, Martin (Audrey) Daniel, Clint (Emily) Daniel, Whitney (Jake) Hayes, Kevin (Brittany) Hughes, and Chelsey (Kyle) Wilkes; and great-grandchildren, Sutton Daniel, Sawyer Daniel, Emmery Boshers, Marshall Boshers, Abigail Boshers, Gemma Daniel, Re*****on Walcott, Maverick Walcott, Lucas Boshers, Cooper Boshers, Ellis Hayes, Ava Hughes, Aubrey Hughes, Hudson Hughes, and Charlotte Wilkes.

Sammy was preceded in death by his parents, Ernest and Mary Myrtle Finerty Boshers, and eight of his siblings.

A graveside service for Sammy will be held on Monday, October 12, 2026, at 1:00 PM at Polk Memorial Gardens, with Frank Webb officiating.

Sammy's grandchildren will have the honor of serving as pallbearers, and his great-grandchildren will serve as honorary pallbearers.

In leui of flowers, fmaily asks that donations be made to St. Jude's or Tunnels to Towers.

Williams Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. Condolences can be given to the family at williamsfh.com.

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10/05/2026

Johnny Pettus

Johnny Lee Pettus, age 75, passed away on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at Countryside Healthcare in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee.

Born on November 13, 1950, in Loretto, Tennessee, Johnny was the son of the late George Lee Pettus and Elvie Lucille Newton Pettus.

Johnny proudly served his country in the United States Army Corps of Engineers during the Vietnam era from 1969 to 1971. He trained at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, and Fort Polk, Louisiana, and received the National Defense Service Medal, along with recognition as a First Class Gunner, Expert Rifleman, and Sharpshooter.

Throughout his working years, Johnny was employed for many years with Gobble Trucking Company and later with Wilson Oil Company.

Johnny enjoyed UT football, talking sports, playing cards, and spending time with his buddies. Known for being a jokester, he loved having a good time and sharing laughter with those around him.

In addition to his parents, Johnny was preceded in death by his sister, Glenda Clemons Daniels; brothers-in-law, Jerry Clemons and Bill Daniels; and nieces, Shelia Clemons Entrekin Parrish and Cindy Daniels Holman.

Johnny is survived by his brother, Billy Pettus (Cindy); nephews, Jason Pettus (Kristen), Terry Clemons (Renea), and Tim Daniels; nieces, Anna Leigh Pettus and Chanda Foutch (Tommy); many great-nieces, great-nephews, great-great-nieces, great-great-nephews, and cousins; and his special friend, Carolyn Regenburg.

Johnny loved his friends at Countryside Health and especially cherished the staff, whom he truly considered family.

The family will receive friends at Coleman Memorial United Methodist Church on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 12:00 p.m. until 2:00 p.m. A celebration of life will follow, with Bro. Allan Black officiating at 2:00 PM. Inurnment will be held at Pettus Cemetery in Lexington, Alabama, at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

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10/02/2026

Debbie Carlton Domingues

Debbie Carlton Domingues, 70, passed away peacefully in her sleep on August 18, 2026. She is preceded in death by her parents, Marjorie Carlton Demeritt and Calvin Demeritt.

She is survived by her daughter, Sara Welsh; two granddaughters, Danielle and Keri; five great grandchildren, Austin, Niomi, Damion, Bella and Amelia; sisters Cindy Carlton McKnight and Deanna “Dee” Demeritt Woodlee (Stacey); two nieces, Erin and Morgan Woodlee; and her cherished friend and angel on earth Becky “Sulli” Sullivan.

The family will be eternally grateful to Sulli for all the kindness, compassion and care that she extended to Debbie. Debbie graduated from Lake Charles High School in 1974. While attending LCHS, she was also a member of the band’s flag corp, and she was the band’s drum major in her senior year. She enjoyed participating in various parades throughout her years in the band and in directing the band during halftime at football games. After graduating from LCHS she traveled to various parts of the country, eventually settling down in North Carolina where she resided for many years. After leaving North Carolina she moved to southern Tennessee where she worked and made numerous friends. Debbie was an avid crafter. She enjoyed needlework and most recently she began painting landscape scenes.

Debbie will be greatly missed by her family and her many friends. A private celebration of life will be held at a later date.

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10/01/2026

BettyAnn Stewart

BettyAnn Stewart, age 90, passed away on September 28, 2026, at NHC Maury Regional Transitional Care Center.

BettyAnn was born on March 21, 1936, in New Holland, Pennsylvania, to the late Harold and Dot Gehman.

A woman of strong and steadfast faith, BettyAnn carried her beliefs with her throughout her life. She attended Mt. Zion Church in Denver, Pennsylvania. She remained incredibly active and especially loved walking. Her determination and energy were remarkable—even at the age of 89, she walked an impressive 200 miles on Akron Trail.

BettyAnn also found great joy in spending time outdoors. She loved tending to her flowers and growing tomatoes, taking pride in watching her garden flourish. In her younger years, she enjoyed hosting and entertaining, welcoming others into her home and creating opportunities for family and friends to gather together.

BettyAnn is survived by her son, Bobby Lee Stewart (Karen); grandchildren, Bobby Dustin Stewart, Kelly Sue Stewart, Clint William Stewart, and Billy Fountain; and great-grandchildren, Austin, Nick, Gauge, Gemma, Josiah, Jocelyn, and Steel.

In addition to her parents, Harold and Dot Gehman, Bettyann was preceded in death by her brother, Bob Gehman (Connie).

BettyAnn will be remembered for her enduring faith, her strength and determination, her love for the simple beauty of flowers and a thriving garden, and the life she shared with those she loved.

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09/30/2026

Linda Eileen Smith

Linda Eileen Reeb Smith, age 79, passed away on September 29, 2026 at her residence in Columbia, TN. She chose to be cremated. Williams Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Inurnment will be announced at a later date.

Linda was born on May 11, 1947, in Louisville, Kentucky to John Andrew Reeb, Jr. and Violet Eileen Tyler Reeb. She lived in the Buechel Community, and she graduated from Fern Creek High School in 1966. She worked for several years at Baptist East Hospital.

She married Michael Glenn Smith on July 10, 1987, in Louisville. She and Michael lived in St. Louis from July 1987 to August, 1991. In 1991 they moved to Columbia, Tennessee when Michael began work with Saturn Corporation in Spring Hill.

Linda was a member of the Jackson Heights church of Christ in Columbia.

She was preceded in death by her parents, John Andrew Reeb, Jr. and Violet Eileen Tyler Reeb.

Linda is survived by her husband, Michael, their son, Troy M. Smith of Columbia, Tennessee, siblings, John A. (Emily) Reeb, III of Louisville, Kentucky, Donald S. Reeb of Louisville, Cherline F. Reeb (Paul) Walker, and Warren T. (LuAnn) Reeb of Dedham, Massachusetts. She is also survived by several nieces and nephews and their children.

Williams Funeral Home is honored to serve the Smith family. Condolences may be shared with the family at www.williamsfh.com

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09/29/2026

Rev Up for a Great Cause! Our FIRST Annual Classic Car Show is Here!

Williams Funeral Home & Crematory in Mt. Pleasant invites you to join us Saturday, November 7th, from 11:00 AM–3:00 PM for a day of classic cars, community, and family fun!

Enjoy classic cars, food trucks, music, and family-friendly activities—all while supporting a great local cause!

🏆 Car Show Awards:
🥇 1st Place – Best Car in Show
🥈 2nd Place – Outstanding Classic
🥉 3rd Place – Honorable Mention

📍 Williams Funeral Home & Crematory
819 N Main St., Mt. Pleasant, TN 38474

Vehicle registration is by donation, with all proceeds benefiting The Well Outreach in Mt. Pleasant.

Help us fill the shelves! We’ll also be accepting non-perishable canned food donations at the show. Can’t make it? Drop off donations at our Columbia location throughout October!

Whether you're showing off your ride or just coming to enjoy the day, we’d love to see you there!

Come be part of our first-ever Classic Car Show and help us make a difference in our community!