Obituaries & Memorials
This collection gathers newspaper obituaries, funeral programs, sympathy cards,
and memorial messages shared in loving remembrance. Some are clipped from local papers,
others tucked into family Bibles—but all are treasured pieces of someone’s story.
The Harris family’s story winds through Indiana’s backroads—full of grit, quiet industry, and the echoes of days long gone. From checker cabs to corner cafés, and whispers of notorious visitors, their legacy is as vivid as it is enduring. Each obituary here is a thread in a tapestry rich with truth, trials, and tenacity.
The Rogers family name runs deep—etched in stone and whispered in hollers. With strong backs, sharp tongues, and hearts as wild as the Kentucky hills, they left a mark wherever they went. Some preached the Word, others walked a harder road, but all were cut from the same stubborn cloth. This is their remembrance—a collection of stories, scraps, and echoes that refuse to be forgotten.
The Hatton family came from the hollers and highlands of Menifee and Powell counties—rooted deep in Kentucky clay and strong as the timbers they raised their homes from. They were farmers, homemakers, preachers, and storytellers. With hands that worked hard and hearts that held fast, the Hattons left behind more than just names on stones. They left behind legacies woven into family lines, Sunday dinners, front porch stories, and the quiet endurance of the hills they called home. This section honors their memory—each life a chapter in the greater story we still carry.
Help Us Remember Our Loved Ones
sympathy cards, or thank-you notices to share?
We would love to include them in this collection.
Every memory helps keep a name alive.
Rebecca – Keeper of the Family Stories
rebecca@rebeccas-treasures.com
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