"A 39-year-old Morristown woman was killed early Saturday morning in a two-vehicle accident on Sulpher Springs Road. Patsy R. Kimbrough died at the University of Tennessee Medical Center from injuries sustained in the 12:10AM accident, while her daughter Vannessa Nicholas, 16, was listed in stable condition at the Knoxville facility...
Survivors include her daughters, Raven Nicholas of Morristown, Vannessa Nicholas of Morristown, parents Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kimbrough of Morristown, sisters, Mrs. Sandra Martin of Streetsboro, Ohio, Mrs. Sharon Smith of Whitesburg, TN, Karen Kimbrough of Morristown, brothers William Kimbrough of Jefferson City, TN and Micheal Kimbrough of Morristown.
Services will be 2pm Tuesday at Mayes Mortuary with the Rev. Howard Shipley officiating. Burial will be in Dover Cemetery."
Patsy was a wonderful woman. She was the mother of my best friend and I turned to for advice on everything a teenage girl could think of. She was always there to listen and she never judged she never laughed and she always seemed to understand. She had a ready smile for everyone.
Patsy had seen hard times in her life and she was to be admired for never giving up. She had finally gotten her life where she wanted it to be and was due to be married to her long time love just a month from the time she passed.
What the newspapers left out was that Patsy was killed in automobile accident caused by a drunk driver. Patsy was one mile from her home when a drunk driver lost control of his car and crashed into her head on.
Patsy is sorely missed by all who knew her. She was a bright and shining light that was taken from us far too soon.
"I know your life on Earth was troubled,
Only you could know the pain,
You weren't afraid to face the devil,
You were no stranger to the rain,
SO go rest high on that mountain,
'Cause your work on Earth is done,
Go to Heaven a'shoutin love for the Father and the Son..."
(Vince Gill)
Survivors include her daughters, Raven Nicholas of Morristown, Vannessa Nicholas of Morristown, parents Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kimbrough of Morristown, sisters, Mrs. Sandra Martin of Streetsboro, Ohio, Mrs. Sharon Smith of Whitesburg, TN, Karen Kimbrough of Morristown, brothers William Kimbrough of Jefferson City, TN and Micheal Kimbrough of Morristown.
Services will be 2pm Tuesday at Mayes Mortuary with the Rev. Howard Shipley officiating. Burial will be in Dover Cemetery."
Patsy was a wonderful woman. She was the mother of my best friend and I turned to for advice on everything a teenage girl could think of. She was always there to listen and she never judged she never laughed and she always seemed to understand. She had a ready smile for everyone.
Patsy had seen hard times in her life and she was to be admired for never giving up. She had finally gotten her life where she wanted it to be and was due to be married to her long time love just a month from the time she passed.
What the newspapers left out was that Patsy was killed in automobile accident caused by a drunk driver. Patsy was one mile from her home when a drunk driver lost control of his car and crashed into her head on.
Patsy is sorely missed by all who knew her. She was a bright and shining light that was taken from us far too soon.
"I know your life on Earth was troubled,
Only you could know the pain,
You weren't afraid to face the devil,
You were no stranger to the rain,
SO go rest high on that mountain,
'Cause your work on Earth is done,
Go to Heaven a'shoutin love for the Father and the Son..."
(Vince Gill)
"A 39-year-old Morristown woman was killed early Saturday morning in a two-vehicle accident on Sulpher Springs Road. Patsy R. Kimbrough died at the University of Tennessee Medical Center from injuries sustained in the 12:10AM accident, while her daughter Vannessa Nicholas, 16, was listed in stable condition at the Knoxville facility...
Survivors include her daughters, Raven Nicholas of Morristown, Vannessa Nicholas of Morristown, parents Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kimbrough of Morristown, sisters, Mrs. Sandra Martin of Streetsboro, Ohio, Mrs. Sharon Smith of Whitesburg, TN, Karen Kimbrough of Morristown, brothers William Kimbrough of Jefferson City, TN and Micheal Kimbrough of Morristown.
Services will be 2pm Tuesday at Mayes Mortuary with the Rev. Howard Shipley officiating. Burial will be in Dover Cemetery."
Patsy was a wonderful woman. She was the mother of my best friend and I turned to for advice on everything a teenage girl could think of. She was always there to listen and she never judged she never laughed and she always seemed to understand. She had a ready smile for everyone.
Patsy had seen hard times in her life and she was to be admired for never giving up. She had finally gotten her life where she wanted it to be and was due to be married to her long time love just a month from the time she passed.
What the newspapers left out was that Patsy was killed in automobile accident caused by a drunk driver. Patsy was one mile from her home when a drunk driver lost control of his car and crashed into her head on.
Patsy is sorely missed by all who knew her. She was a bright and shining light that was taken from us far too soon.
"I know your life on Earth was troubled,
Only you could know the pain,
You weren't afraid to face the devil,
You were no stranger to the rain,
SO go rest high on that mountain,
'Cause your work on Earth is done,
Go to Heaven a'shoutin love for the Father and the Son..."
(Vince Gill)
Survivors include her daughters, Raven Nicholas of Morristown, Vannessa Nicholas of Morristown, parents Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kimbrough of Morristown, sisters, Mrs. Sandra Martin of Streetsboro, Ohio, Mrs. Sharon Smith of Whitesburg, TN, Karen Kimbrough of Morristown, brothers William Kimbrough of Jefferson City, TN and Micheal Kimbrough of Morristown.
Services will be 2pm Tuesday at Mayes Mortuary with the Rev. Howard Shipley officiating. Burial will be in Dover Cemetery."
Patsy was a wonderful woman. She was the mother of my best friend and I turned to for advice on everything a teenage girl could think of. She was always there to listen and she never judged she never laughed and she always seemed to understand. She had a ready smile for everyone.
Patsy had seen hard times in her life and she was to be admired for never giving up. She had finally gotten her life where she wanted it to be and was due to be married to her long time love just a month from the time she passed.
What the newspapers left out was that Patsy was killed in automobile accident caused by a drunk driver. Patsy was one mile from her home when a drunk driver lost control of his car and crashed into her head on.
Patsy is sorely missed by all who knew her. She was a bright and shining light that was taken from us far too soon.
"I know your life on Earth was troubled,
Only you could know the pain,
You weren't afraid to face the devil,
You were no stranger to the rain,
SO go rest high on that mountain,
'Cause your work on Earth is done,
Go to Heaven a'shoutin love for the Father and the Son..."
(Vince Gill)
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