1933
Timmie
2012
Timmie Lee Gregory
December 28, 1933 — March 5, 2012
A former Franklin, Ky. native, Mr. Timmie Lee Gregory, age 78 of Franklin, TN., entered into rest Monday, March 5, 2012 at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, TN.
A native of Simpson Co., KY. he was the son of the late Brady Oberton Gregory and the late Mary Barrett Gregory. He was preceded in death by a brother John Douglas Gregory.
He is survived by his wife of 56 years Nadine Phillips Gregory, a son Tim David Gregory (Heather) of Nashville, TN., 2 grandchildren Jack and Ava Gregory and a sister Ruth Ann Gregory of Bowling Green, KY. and his dog Liberty.
Mr. Gregory attended the Clearview Baptist Church and was a member of the Franklin First United Methodist Church where had served as Chairman of the Administrative Board and served as a delegate at the Methodist Conference. He had served as chairman of the Franklin-Simpson Hospital Board, served as secretary for 28 years for the Franklin-Simpson Planning and Zoning Board and former Chairman of the Western KY. University Society for manufacturing engineers.
He was a member of the Southern KY. Antique Car Association and was Veteran of the U.S. Air Force.
A native of Simpson Co., KY. he was the son of the late Brady Oberton Gregory and the late Mary Barrett Gregory. He was preceded in death by a brother John Douglas Gregory.
He is survived by his wife of 56 years Nadine Phillips Gregory, a son Tim David Gregory (Heather) of Nashville, TN., 2 grandchildren Jack and Ava Gregory and a sister Ruth Ann Gregory of Bowling Green, KY. and his dog Liberty.
Mr. Gregory attended the Clearview Baptist Church and was a member of the Franklin First United Methodist Church where had served as Chairman of the Administrative Board and served as a delegate at the Methodist Conference. He had served as chairman of the Franklin-Simpson Hospital Board, served as secretary for 28 years for the Franklin-Simpson Planning and Zoning Board and former Chairman of the Western KY. University Society for manufacturing engineers.
He was a member of the Southern KY. Antique Car Association and was Veteran of the U.S. Air Force.
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