Tommy Parker Fagg born in Townsend, Tennessee on November 2, 1925 passed away in Knoxville, Tennessee on February 14, 2021. He was preceded in death by his parents Edgar Fagg and Myrtle Elizabeth Fagg. He was a Korean War Veteran having served in the US Army, a member of VFW Post 10025 and a member of Pleasant View Baptist Church. He had retired from Roofers Local 32, NCR and Mastercraft. He enjoyed gardening and fishing. He is survived by his daughter Mary Elizabeth George (Robert), grandsons Demian Buzuma (April), Dr. Michael Weaver (Milana), granddaughter Angelita George (his angel), great granddaughters Camila and Calliope Weaver, niece Susie West, special friends Ed and Marie Mogridge...

Gordon Eugene "Gene" Agnew drew his last breath Saturday, February 6, but was legally pronounced on Sunday, February 7, 2021, after a nine month battle with lung cancer that spread. Gene was born in Knoxville, Tennessee on February 18, 1948, and became a Christian on May 6, 1976. An Army veteran who served in Vietnam, he had a 25-year career with the US Postal Service in Saint Paul, Minnesota. His passions included music, cars, maintaining his land, and working with his hands. Gene never met a stranger and wasn't shy about voicing his opinions. He was someone good. His dream was to come home to the Great Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee, a goal he reached in 1993 with his wife and...

Lois Roesch Kroening, born March 17, 1927 passed away December 13, 2020. A native of Buffalo, NY, she was a gifted artist, attending the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy after high school. She and her husband, George W. Kroening, Jr, built their own house on Grand Island, NY, where they raised their children, Paul M. Kroening (Kyle) and Lauren C. Kroening (Jim Ketcham). After George ("Bud") retired, they lived in Key Colony Beach, FL, Bonita Springs, FL, and The Villages, FL, before moving to Cosby, TN, to be near their daughter. She was also predeceased by her brothers, Eugene Roesch and William Roesch. In addition to her children, she is survived by nine grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren,...

At 7:07 a.m. on November 5, 2019, Iva Lee Denton went to join her Heavenly family: husband, Gordon Denton, parents Ferman and Georgia Coggins, brothers Arvid "Rip" Coggins, Lucas Coggins, and sister Valire Ottinger. A Tribute to his mother written by Terryl Denton (1997) Somehow when I was young, I lost my way. My way of thinking, of feeling, of understanding, of loving. But still I had one very special thing. I found my way down a path of sorrow, of sadness, of destruction, of hate. But I still had one very special thing. When things finally got their worst, when I was near my end, my death, I found my way back. I found my way back with that one very special thing, My mama's love,...

Kathleen Joyce Fourman Southerland, age 85, of Newport, went to be with the Lord on July 3, 2018. She was born in Bartholomew County, Columbus, Indiana to Charles Virgil Fourman and Margaret Marie Pease Fourman on June 15, 1933. While attending Colubus High School she was employed at G.C. Murphy Five and Dime Store in Colubus. After graduating from Colubus High School she was employed at Arvin Industries, Public Service Company of Indiana and the Clifty School Cafiteria. She married John Rhea Southerland of the Briar Thicket Community of Cocke County in Tennessee on August 15, 1952 and to this union was one wonderful son Randy David Southerland. She was an active member of New Home Free...