Frances Cook Thompson, 84, of Elk Creek, died Friday, the 29th day of Apirl, 2016, at her residence .
A native of Spencer County, Kentucky , she was the daughter of the late
Edd and Addie Mae Rogers Cook.
A member of the Elk Creek Baptist Church, where she served on the women's social committee, she was also very supportive and active starting
The Spencer Christian Church.
She was a homemaker, and also former sales representative for Electrolux,
and a former bookkeeper for the Spencer County E.M.S.
She enjoyed quilting, gardening, canning, and growing beautiful flowers.
Survivors include her husband, Edgar Ray, son, David, daughters, Connie Lyn and Selina, four grandchildren , seven great-grandchildren, and one great-great- grandchild.
Funeral service at Hall-Taylor Funeral Home of Taylorsville with Reverend
Roger Cox, Reverend Doug Martin officiating .
Burial in Valley Cemetery.
A native of Spencer County, Kentucky , she was the daughter of the late
Edd and Addie Mae Rogers Cook.
A member of the Elk Creek Baptist Church, where she served on the women's social committee, she was also very supportive and active starting
The Spencer Christian Church.
She was a homemaker, and also former sales representative for Electrolux,
and a former bookkeeper for the Spencer County E.M.S.
She enjoyed quilting, gardening, canning, and growing beautiful flowers.
Survivors include her husband, Edgar Ray, son, David, daughters, Connie Lyn and Selina, four grandchildren , seven great-grandchildren, and one great-great- grandchild.
Funeral service at Hall-Taylor Funeral Home of Taylorsville with Reverend
Roger Cox, Reverend Doug Martin officiating .
Burial in Valley Cemetery.
Frances Cook Thompson, 84, of Elk Creek, died Friday, the 29th day of Apirl, 2016, at her residence .
A native of Spencer County, Kentucky , she was the daughter of the late
Edd and Addie Mae Rogers Cook.
A member of the Elk Creek Baptist Church, where she served on the women's social committee, she was also very supportive and active starting
The Spencer Christian Church.
She was a homemaker, and also former sales representative for Electrolux,
and a former bookkeeper for the Spencer County E.M.S.
She enjoyed quilting, gardening, canning, and growing beautiful flowers.
Survivors include her husband, Edgar Ray, son, David, daughters, Connie Lyn and Selina, four grandchildren , seven great-grandchildren, and one great-great- grandchild.
Funeral service at Hall-Taylor Funeral Home of Taylorsville with Reverend
Roger Cox, Reverend Doug Martin officiating .
Burial in Valley Cemetery.
A native of Spencer County, Kentucky , she was the daughter of the late
Edd and Addie Mae Rogers Cook.
A member of the Elk Creek Baptist Church, where she served on the women's social committee, she was also very supportive and active starting
The Spencer Christian Church.
She was a homemaker, and also former sales representative for Electrolux,
and a former bookkeeper for the Spencer County E.M.S.
She enjoyed quilting, gardening, canning, and growing beautiful flowers.
Survivors include her husband, Edgar Ray, son, David, daughters, Connie Lyn and Selina, four grandchildren , seven great-grandchildren, and one great-great- grandchild.
Funeral service at Hall-Taylor Funeral Home of Taylorsville with Reverend
Roger Cox, Reverend Doug Martin officiating .
Burial in Valley Cemetery.
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