Obituaries: Week of March 8, 2026, In Loving Memory
ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE:
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Miriam E. Pitt
March 21, 1958 — March 8, 2026
White House, TN
Miriam E. Pitt, age 67, of White House, TN passed away at the Alive Hospice of Nashville from a lengthy battle with Covid related epilepsy on March 8th, 2026. Born on March 21st, 1958, to the late Marvin and Annelle Champion in Jacksonville, FL, Miriam lived a life that showed her dedication and loyalty to her family and friends. She is survived by her loving husband of 39 years Ronald Pitt, and her children Jessica (John) Avery and Jeremy Pitt. Miriam is also survived by her brother Rick (Ryan) Champion, sister Donna Pate, as well as her niece and nephew Nicole and Daniel. Although she is gone her memory will forever reside within them.
Miriam earned her degree in education from Trevecca Nazarene University, where she cultivated not only her academic talents but also the foundational qualities of a devoted and compassionate spirit. She proudly wore the title of a military wife, following her husband through changes of scenery as they moved from the serene landscapes of Alamogordo, New Mexico, to the captivating horizons of Fairbanks, Alaska. They would even go on to spend time stationed at the warm shores of Okinawa, Japan. Each relocation would prove time and time the support she was able to provide her husband, while allowing memories of togetherness and adventure, where they forged an unbreakable bond against the backdrop of a world in constant motion.
Her family was her proudest accomplishment, an enduring testament to her nurturing nature. Each moment spent with them was filled with love, laughter, and the simple joys of life. Miriam’s strong Christian faith provided a steadfast foundation for her family, as they found solace and community at The Church at Grace Park in White House, where she and her husband immersed themselves in fellowship, lighting up the lives of others through their faithful attendance.
In her free time, she enjoyed relaxation. Miriam thrived in the comfort of her loved ones, often found in quiet moments enjoying romance films and television shows, her laughter echoing softly in the spaces she occupied. As the years rolled forward, her kindness remained unyielding, a soft light in the lives that intertwined with hers.
Miriam’s final journey was undertaken with the same grace she exhibited throughout her life, passing after a brief time in hospice care, surrounded by the people she held most dear. Her memory will forever be cherished by those she leaves behind, a luminous presence that will be felt in every warm conversation, in the laughter shared over movie nights, and in the quiet comfort of family gatherings.
In remembrance of Miriam E. Pitt, we celebrate the generous spirit she infused into our lives—a reminder that love, loyalty, and kindness are the true measures of a life well-lived.
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Charles “Chuck” Crockett Hurst, Jr
September 26, 1949 – March 9, 2026
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Gary Johnson
May 13, 1977 ~ March 4, 2026
48 Years Old
Gary Anthony Johnson, 48, of White House, passed away on Wednesday March 4, 2026, at his home. Celebration of Life services will be conducted Friday March 13th at 6:00 p.m. in the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Home. The employees of Metro Storm Water will serve as honorary pallbearers. The family will receive friends on Friday March 13th from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the funeral home.
Gary was born May 13, 1977, in Madison. He was a foreman for the Metro Storm Water Department and was of the Baptist faith. He loved the Lord and placed his faith in Him many years ago. Gary loved playing his guitar, watching horror movies, getting tattoo’s, watching the Chicago Bears, and building model cars. His favorite pastime was smoking his cigarette’s and drinking his Dr. Pepper’s. If Gary liked you, then he loved aggravating you. Gary married his soul mate, Dawn, four years ago. They married two months after meeting each other because they both knew they were meant for one another.
Gary is survived by his wife, Dawn Johnson of White House, by his children: Dalana (Nathan) Tidwell of Charlotte, Toni (Andrew) Davenport of Pleasant View, Jade (Charyse) Judkins of Springfield, and Brayden (Tristan) Judkins of White House, by his parents: David and Pam Johnson of Pleasant View, by his grandchild: Alanah Rogers, by his aunts: Brenda (Larry) Dyal of Franklin, Linda (Marty) Ragland of Hendersonville, by his uncle: Doug (Debra) Norris, by his cousins: Shane (Julie) Norris of Ashland City, Kelsey (Brandon) Crafton of Old Hickory, Marty (Kali) Ragland, Jr., of Springfield, by his best friend: Jimmy Beach of Hendersonville, and by the one that outranked everyone else, Ali Jo, his Shih Tzu that he loved so much.
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Elizabeth (Bagwell) McClard
March 17, 1932 ~ March 6, 2026
93 Years Old
Elizabeth Bagwell McClard, 93, of Franklin, KY, passed from this life on Friday March 6, 2026, at her home. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday March 10th at 2:00 p.m. in the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Home with Dr. Steve Freeman officiating. Interment will follow in the Elmwood Cemetery with John Bagwell, Bobby Bagwell, Ian Higgins, Jared Bolton, Joey Bell, and Terry Bell serving as pallbearers. The family will receive friends on Tuesday from 11:00 a.m. until service time at the funeral home.
Ms. Elizabeth was born in Robertson County on March 17, 1932. She and her husband, Joe, owned and operated McClard’s IGA in Ridgetop for many years. Ms. Elizabeth enjoyed sewing, playing the lotto and slot machines, and traveling to Tucson, Arizona every year following their retirement. She was a great yodeler and her husband always called her his “cornbread queen”, as she was a great cook. Ms. Elizabeth loved spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren. She was a Christian lady that enjoyed life and was always known for being both classy and sassy.
She was preceded in death by her father: Walter Bagwell, by her mother: Bessie Florence Ellis Davidson, and by her brothers: Vincent Bagwell, Joe Bagwell, James Bagwell, Roy Bagwell, and Billy Bagwell. Ms. Elizabeth is survived by her husband of 75 years: Joe McClard of Franklin, KY, by her daughters: Sheila McClard Clement and husband Dwain of Ridgetop, Angela McClard Sloan of Franklin, KY, Gina McClard Swallow and husband Scott of Franklin, KY, by her brothers: John Bagwell and wife Sherry of Greenbrier, Bobby Bagwell and wife Evonda of Bowling Green, KY, by her sisters: Norma Sowell of Smithville, Nancy Heatherly and husband Lewis of Springfield, by her six grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren, and her two great great grandchildren.
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Kenneth “Dawg” Lee Sneed
March 30, 1961 ~ March 7, 2026
64 Years Old
Kenneth Lee “Dawg” Sneed, 64, of Orlinda, passed away on Saturday, March 7, 2026, at TriStar NorthCrest Medical Center. In honor of his wishes, his remains will be cremated, and a private family Celebration of Life will be held.
Kenneth was born March 30, 1961, in Springfield. He was a graduate of East Robertson High School Class of 1979, a truck driver, and was of the Baptist faith. Kenneth’s favorite pastimes were riding his Harley and hanging out with his friends. He was preceded in death by his mother: Katherine Gail Johnson Sneed.
Kenneth is survived by his children: Rachel Sneed Martin and husband Brian of Cottontown, Brad Lee Sneed and wife Danielle of Portland, and Matthew Shawn Sneed and wife Gabi of Cottontown, by his father: Robert L. Sneed of Glasgow, KY, by his brother: Anthony Leon “Tony” Sneed and wife Angela of Glasgow, KY, by his sister: Adinah Sneed Templeton of Orlinda, and by his six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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John “J.L.” Pearson, Sr.
April 7, 1934 ~ March 7, 2026
91 Years Old
John Lewis (J.L.) Pearson, Sr., age 91, of Cross Plains, passed from this life on Saturday March 7, 2026, at Morningside Assisted Living. Funeral services will be conducted Friday March 13th at 11:00 a.m. in the Oakhurst Chapel of the Robertson County Funeral Home with Dr. David Dean officiating. Interment will follow in the Williams Chapel Cemetery with Bill Pearson, Wyatt Pearson, Caleb Pearson, Drew Pearson, Pearson Worsham, Zach Alley, Chaney Webber, Montana Jones, and C.R. Boyd serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be Anderson Boyd, Bentlee Webber, Ron Ryman, Raymond Hooper, and Micah Buck. The family will receive friends on Thursday from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and on Friday from 9:00 a.m. until service time at the funeral home.
J.L.’s life began on a farm alongside his daddy, Roy, teaching him how to farm, starting with mules and ending with tractors and combines. He went on to teach his sons to love and appreciate the land and farm as well.
J.L. graduated from East Robertson High School in 1953. While in high school, he played football and was in the FFA. He joined the United States Army at age 20 and took basic training in Arkansas and then served in Taiwan. J.L. returned home in 1957 and married, the now late Nancy Ann Cherry, and had three children: John Lewis Pearson, Jr. (Diane Lassiter Pearson), Bennie Richmond Pearson (Judy Lynn Arms Pearson), and Beth Pearson Sloan (Raymond Hooper).
J.L. was a faithful member at Williams Chapel Baptist Church, where he served as a deacon and treasurer over the years. He always loved spending time with family and friends and very rarely met a stranger. He loved spreading the word of Jesus Christ. His hobbies were walking and riding his 4-wheeler with his much-loved dog, Bree Bree.
J.L. was preceded in death by his parents: Roy and Eula Benton Pearson, along with his grandson, Ashton Joyce. He was widowed in 2012 by his wife, the late Jean Wix Pearson. J.L. remarried and was preceded in death by his wife Frances Adcock Pearson in 2025.
In addition to his children, he is survived by his grandchildren: William Pearson (Jenny Jo), Jessica Pearson Worsham, Ashley Pearson Boyd (C.R.), Aimee Pearson Jones (Montana), Maranda Webber (Chaney), and Nicole Alley (Zachary), by his step grandchildren: Jeff Hogan (April), Sharon Way (Rob), Dewayne Hogan (Shannon), and Eric Hogan (Tara), by his great grandchildren: Wyatt Pearson, Caleb Pearson, Drew Pearson, Pearson Worsham, Annalynn Boyd, Anderson Boyd, Lettie Jones, Ada Jones, Hattie Jones, Bentlee Webber, Maddy Webber, Raelynn Alley, Will Guisinger, Justin Hogan, Elijah Hogan, Connar Hogan, and Emerson Hogan, and by his great great grandson: Hollis Hogan.
If so desired, the family request memorial contributions be made to the Williams Chapel Baptist Church. All donations can be sent c/o the Robertson County Funeral Home.
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Shirley Ann Summers
August 18, 1950 – March 5, 2026
Shirley Ann Summers, born August 18, 1950, passed away peacefully on March 5, 2026, at the age of 75, surrounded by her loving family.
Shirley lived a vibrant and full life, leaving behind a legacy of love, strength, and devotion to her family. She was the loving wife of Benny for 41 years; a proud mother to Angela, Bryan, and Allison; a cherished grandmother of six; and a delighted great-grandmother of one.
If you were fortunate enough to meet Shirley, you walked away with happiness in your heart, a smile on your face, and the feeling that you had just met a friend for life. She was vibrant, hardworking, and deeply devoted to the people she loved. Shirley always made sure everyone else’s needs were met before her own. She took great pride in keeping an immaculate home and believed in doing things the right way. She was strong-willed and didn’t take anyone’s nonsense, but her heart was as big as her personality.
For 27 years, Shirley worked at Ingersoll-Rand, where her dedication and strong work ethic reflected the same commitment she showed in every part of her life. Working alongside her sister and son, it wasn’t just a job—it was a place that felt like home.
Shirley was adventurous, full of laughter, and a true spitfire who embraced every moment of life. She raised her children to be responsible and caring adults who value family just as much as she did. Shirley was endlessly proud of them and loved them unconditionally. One thing you could always count on—Shirley would be there. She never missed a game her children or grandchildren played, always cheering them on from the sidelines with pride and joy.
Family time was at the center of Shirley’s life. She loved traveling and especially treasured holidays spent surrounded by family. All of the grandkids loved Shirley’s famous hashbrown casserole. They loved it so much that she always made a double batch—and you could be sure there wouldn’t be a single morsel left.
After dinner was cleaned up, it was common to find Shirley gathered around the table with her husband, her sisters, and extended family playing a game of Rook. Those games often lasted for hours and became a cherished family tradition she always looked forward to.
As the oldest of three daughters, Shirley never grew tired of spending time with her sisters. Family vacations and dinners after church were cherished routines that she rarely missed and deeply valued. Shirley was also a devoted member of Cherry Mound Baptist Church, where she found great joy in singing hymns and praising the Lord alongside her church family.
Her love for her family was unquestionable. Even during life’s toughest moments, Shirley carried herself with grace and a smile that rarely faded.
A take-charge kind of woman, Shirley lived life fully and on her own terms. Some of her happiest moments were spent sitting on the back porch with family and friends, enjoying a cold beverage, reminiscing about the days of old, and making new memories in the moment.
Shirley is survived by her children and their spouses, Angela and Paul Goff, Bryan and Raquel Summers, and Allison Biggs and David Griffith; her sisters, Carolyn Leftwich and Sheila White; her grandchildren, Daulton Biggs and his wife, Raegan, Kaiden Biggs, Easton Biggs, Bradley Goff, Dylan Goff, and Gage Summers; and her great-grandchild, Dutton Biggs.
Shirley’s warmth, strength, laughter, and unwavering love will be deeply missed by all who knew her. Though she may no longer be sitting at the table for a long game of Rook or relaxing on the back porch with family and friends, her presence will always be felt in those moments. Every shared meal, every family gathering, and every burst of laughter will carry a piece of Shirley with it. The traditions she created and the love she poured into her family will continue for generations, just the way she would have wanted.
Burial will be at Pleasant Grove Cemetery in White House, Tennessee.
Visitation will be held at Austin & Bell Funeral Home in White House, Tennessee, on Monday, March 9, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., and again on Tuesday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Cherry Mound Baptist Church in Cottontown, Tennessee. Funeral services will immediately follow the Tuesday visitation at the church at 12 p.m.
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Beverly Dawn Wilson
September 20, 1949 – March 7, 2026
Beverly Dawn Wilson, age 76 of White House, TN passed away Saturday, March 7, 2026. Her wishes were at be cremated and there are no services planned.
Beverly was born on September 20, 1949 to the late Samuel and Estelle Harper Peavehouse. She was also preceded in death by her grandparents, John and Ona Harper Thompson.
She was a 1967 graduate of White House High School and retired in 1998 from as an Assistant to the Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Transportation. She loved her family fiercely and was strong in her faith. She enjoyed music especially by Aretha Franklin and Lionel Ritchie.
She is survived by sister, Vicki Armour; niece, Nicki Johnson and nephew, Sammy (Jennifer) Robersosn. Online condolences may be made at www.austinandbell.com
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Robert Edwin Crain
October 18, 1939 – March 7, 2026
Robert Edwin Crain, 86, was a lifetime resident of Greenbrier before passing to heaven on March 7th following a brief illness. A memorial service will be held at First Baptist Church in Greenbrier on Wednesday, March 11 at 2pm with visitation following until 5pm.
Robert (Bob) was born in 1939 to Lillian and Clyde Crain; he was the second born of five children and the oldest son. He was preceded in death by his parents, his siblings (Barbara Crain, Carolyn Haynes, Charlotte Dunnivant and Sam Crain) and his beloved grandson, Jonathan Crain.
Bob learned from an early age to love Jesus and others deeply. Caring about people and helping where he could was the pattern of his life.
He went on mission trips, taught children’s Sunday School, coached Little League, organized class reunions, delivered meals, built things and always enjoyed a good banana pudding.
While he wasn’t one to laugh out loud, he did have a perpetual smile and twinkle in his eye as he greeted you warmly, pulled your leg or made a witty observation.
Bob made and gathered friends his whole life. He talked easily, asked questions and was genuinely interested in connecting with others. He was a quiet leader, a problem solver and an encourager, especially with his family; each with whom he shared a special unique bond that was their very own. He will be remembered fondly by so many as he stayed connected to classmates, co-workers, neighbors, kids he taught and coached, relatives and church members.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 64 years, Diane Briley Crain, and their three children: Donna (Gary) Heflin, Gregg (Jill) Crain, and Bill (Ana) Crain. His legacy includes grandchildren Zach (Jessica) Claus, Russ Heflin, Taylor (John) Brown, Lara Heflin, Justin Crain, Gabrielle Crain, Briley Crain, eight great-grandchildren, and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Daily Bread Ministry of Greenbrier First Baptist Church where Bob was an active member for 75 years.
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Charles Edward Pace
September 30, 1945 – March 9, 2026
Charles Edward Pace, age 80 of White House passed away Monday, March 9, 2026 at his home. He was born September 30, 1945 in Greenville, MS to Melvin & Alice Gober Pace. He worked as a tow boat pilot and as a factory worker. He was employed for many years with Tycon Fiber Web and he attended Long Hollow Baptist Church. He proudly served his country in the U.S. Army.
He is preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Travis, Allen and Don Pace; brother-in-law, Robert Jennings; son-in-law, Jerry Mire. He is survived by his loving wife of 52 years, Betty Jean Pace, White House, TN; son, David (Rhonda) Pace, Cottontown, TN; daughters, Cindy Lynn (Jerry) Kirby, Hendersonville, TN, Tricia (Stephen) Ballard, Bowling Green, KY, Rebecca Mire, Morgan City, LA, Tammy Lynn (Johnny) Boyd, Greenville, MS and Gina Smith, Virginia Beach, VA; sister, Carolyn Jennings, Eupora, MS; 10 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren.
A Celebration of Life memorial service is scheduled for Friday, March 13, 2026 at 4pm in the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral Home in White House. Visitation is planned for Friday, March 13, 2026 from 2-4pm at the funeral home. ARRANGEMENTS ENTRUSTED TO AUSTIN & BELL 533 Highway 76 White House, TN 37188 (615)672-5000
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Ed Foster
May 6, 1947 – March 9, 2026
Edward Prince Foster was born May 6th, 1947 and passed away March 9th, 2026. Ed grew up in Columbia, TN and ultimately made his home on Green Acres Road in Joelton, TN. Ed was particularly proud of completing his BA in Marketing at MTSU where he was a member of the Rifle Team all 4 years and where he completed his ROTC service. Ed then served in the US Army as a 2nd Lieutenant in the US Army.
Ed valued a good day’s work, whether it was with his flowers, in his garden, or at his employment with Unarco for 18 years. Ed had many passions over the duration of his life and when he cared about something he gave his full attention. This was always first and, foremost, his two sons: Brian and Keith, and his Linda. Ed loved his Linda. Ed enjoyed hunting across the US. Most who spent time with Ed will recall that he loved baseball; games, cards, and memorabilia. One of his favorite stories to tell was of a game between the Chicago White Sox and the Milwaukee Brewers where he missed a home run by Bo Jackson taking a young Keith to the bathroom in the early 1990s. Even in recent years he would randomly exclaim “Who goes to the bathroom when Bo Jackson is up to bat?!” Ed enjoyed his daily cigar from his cigar collection and birdwatching from his place on the porch. In his later life Ed committed many hours fixing broken toys and clocks for the Joelton Hope Center. He also became a huge University of Alabama football fan, to some degree to lovingly harass his daughter-in-law.
Ed is preceded in death by his parents Barnett and Ella Rhea Foster and his uncle and aunt; Dolphus and Ann Foster. Ed is survived by special friends John and Linda Adamson and Pat Biggs, his sons Brian and Keith (Alison) Foster; his grandchildren Caitlin and Collin Foster; and his devoted wife of 47 years, Linda (Murphey) Foster.
A visitation will be held at Austin & Bell Funeral Home in Pleasant View on Friday, March 13th, from 3:00PM to 7:00PM. A private graveside service is to follow. Family and friends will serve as pallbearers.
If so desired, memorial contributions may be made in Ed Foster’s name to the Joelton Hope Center or Cheatham County Master Gardeners.
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James Caldwell Burkey
July 28, 1951 – February 24, 2026
James Caldwell Burkey, age 74 of White House passed away Tuesday, February 24, 2026 at The Residence of Alive Hospice. He was born July 28, 1951 in Osaka, Japan to William Alfred & Henrietta Smythe Burkey. He was employed as a computer programmer with the State of Tennessee before his retirement.
He enjoyed playing guitar, horse racing and was an avid Washington Commanders and Baltimore Orioles fan. He is preceded in death by his parents; sisters, Ilene Forsht and Etta Herrin. He is survived by his loving wife of 43 years, Susan Burkey; son, Michael (Brittany) Burkey, both of White House, TN; brother, William Burkey, VA; 3 grandchildren, Micah Keeler, Penelope Burkey and Willa Burkey.
A memorial service is scheduled for Thursday, March 12, 2026 at 12 noon in the chapel of Austin & Bell Funeral Home in White House. Inurnment immediately following in White House Memorial Gardens. Visitation is planned for Thursday, March 12, 2026 10AM-12PM at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions are requested to Alive Hospice 1718 Patterson Street Nashville, TN 37203. ARRANGEMENTS ENTRUSTED TO AUSTIN & BELL 533 Highway 76 White House, TN 37188 (615)672-5000
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James Robert Keeler Sr
April 6, 1954 – February 26, 2026
James Robert “Bobby” Keeler, Sr. age 71 of Cottontown passed away Thursday, February 26, 2026 at his home. He was born April 6, 1954 in Clarksville, TN to James Greenfield & Frances McCloud Keeler. He worked as a truck driver for MS Logistics and was a member of Long Hollow Baptist Church.
He enjoyed fishing and hunting, was an avid UT Football fan and loved spending time with his family. He is preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Joe Frank McCloud and James Wesley Keeler. He is survived by his loving wife of 53-1/2 years, Brenda Keeler, Cottontown, TN; son, Rob (Glennda) Keeler, Portland, TN; sister, Ava Ann Hudgins, Cross Plains, TN; 3 grandchildren, Ally Keeler, Clayton Keeler and Braxton Keeler; great-grandchildren, Daxton and Oak..
A Celebration of Life memorial service is scheduled for Saturday, March 14, 2026 in the Long Hollow Baptist Church chapel at 12PM. Visitation will be held at the church from 10AM-12PM prior to the service at the church. ARRANGEMENTS ENTRUSTED TO AUSTIN & BELL 533 Highway 76 White House, TN 37188 (615}672-5000
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Noah Goad
July 16, 2004 – March 3, 2026
Noah Canaan Goad, age 21, of Clarksville, Tennessee, died Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at his home.
A graveside service will be held Monday, March 16th, 2026 at Joelton Hills Memory Garden at 12:00PM with Bro. Randall Wright officiating.
Family will receive friends at Austin & Bell Funeral Home in Pleasant View on Monday beginning at 9:30am until 11:30am and then proceed to the cemetery for the graveside service.
Noah was born on July 16, 2004, in Nashville, Tennessee, to Wesley & Donna Harp Goad. Noah was a light and joy to anyone who met him. He was forever an infant in mind and spirit, no matter how his body grew. He was the sweetest baby who loved to be cooed at and held. He was only able to smile and give a squeal that lit up his eyes at those who loved on him. “No one could see Noah and not see Jesus.”
In addition to his parents, he is survived by his brothers, Krischen (MaCayla) Goad, Jeffery (fiancé, Tasha) Goad, and Jonas Goad; sisters, Abriell (Jesse) Blue, Hannah Gully, Brittni (Jerry) Felts, and Laura-Grace Goad; and his family by heart, Jessica & Jerry Sheler, and Madolyn, Benjamin, and Caroline, and Ginny Fox.
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