J. Bruce Love, 87, of Greeneville, Tennessee, passed away Thursday morning, August 27, 2015 at Brookdale Assisted Living in Newport, Tennessee after a lengthy battle with cancer.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence and Kate (Bowers) Love; sister, Dorothy Love Hutton; and brothers, Walter Love and Elbert Love.
Mr. Love was born May 6, 1928 in Bright Hope, TN to Clarence and Kate (Bowers) Love. He attended the University of Tennessee and served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War. On February 14, 1960 he married the former Thera Ann Anderson of Greeneville, TN. He is retired from North American Phillips, was a lifelong farmer, and also worked at the Orebank Convenience Center where he loved to visit with those in the community. Mr. Love was a member of the Pine Grove U.M. Church where he served on various committees, official board, and was the long-time president of the Kathleen Hutton Sunday School Class. Also, he was involved in many community activities over the years including the Glenwood Ruritan, United Way of Greene County, and served as a precinct election holder at the Orebank precinct for many years.
For complete obituary see The Greeneville Sun.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence and Kate (Bowers) Love; sister, Dorothy Love Hutton; and brothers, Walter Love and Elbert Love.
Mr. Love was born May 6, 1928 in Bright Hope, TN to Clarence and Kate (Bowers) Love. He attended the University of Tennessee and served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War. On February 14, 1960 he married the former Thera Ann Anderson of Greeneville, TN. He is retired from North American Phillips, was a lifelong farmer, and also worked at the Orebank Convenience Center where he loved to visit with those in the community. Mr. Love was a member of the Pine Grove U.M. Church where he served on various committees, official board, and was the long-time president of the Kathleen Hutton Sunday School Class. Also, he was involved in many community activities over the years including the Glenwood Ruritan, United Way of Greene County, and served as a precinct election holder at the Orebank precinct for many years.
For complete obituary see The Greeneville Sun.
J. Bruce Love, 87, of Greeneville, Tennessee, passed away Thursday morning, August 27, 2015 at Brookdale Assisted Living in Newport, Tennessee after a lengthy battle with cancer.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence and Kate (Bowers) Love; sister, Dorothy Love Hutton; and brothers, Walter Love and Elbert Love.
Mr. Love was born May 6, 1928 in Bright Hope, TN to Clarence and Kate (Bowers) Love. He attended the University of Tennessee and served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War. On February 14, 1960 he married the former Thera Ann Anderson of Greeneville, TN. He is retired from North American Phillips, was a lifelong farmer, and also worked at the Orebank Convenience Center where he loved to visit with those in the community. Mr. Love was a member of the Pine Grove U.M. Church where he served on various committees, official board, and was the long-time president of the Kathleen Hutton Sunday School Class. Also, he was involved in many community activities over the years including the Glenwood Ruritan, United Way of Greene County, and served as a precinct election holder at the Orebank precinct for many years.
For complete obituary see The Greeneville Sun.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence and Kate (Bowers) Love; sister, Dorothy Love Hutton; and brothers, Walter Love and Elbert Love.
Mr. Love was born May 6, 1928 in Bright Hope, TN to Clarence and Kate (Bowers) Love. He attended the University of Tennessee and served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War. On February 14, 1960 he married the former Thera Ann Anderson of Greeneville, TN. He is retired from North American Phillips, was a lifelong farmer, and also worked at the Orebank Convenience Center where he loved to visit with those in the community. Mr. Love was a member of the Pine Grove U.M. Church where he served on various committees, official board, and was the long-time president of the Kathleen Hutton Sunday School Class. Also, he was involved in many community activities over the years including the Glenwood Ruritan, United Way of Greene County, and served as a precinct election holder at the Orebank precinct for many years.
For complete obituary see The Greeneville Sun.
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