He was a community leader. He served on the Nelson County ASC Committee and the Nelson County Democratic Executive Committee. He and his family lived on Paschal Ballard Lane, off Balltown Road, in southern Nelson County, near Greenbriar.
He farmed and operated a sawmill and pallet business. He supplied some of the lumber for Thomas Merton's hermitage at the Abbey of Gethsemani.
He truly enjoyed life. Mary Frances (Osborne) Puckett,one of his nieces-by-marriage, recently remarked at a family funeral that, "Uncle Paschal was really an overgrown kid; he certainly knew how to entertain us!"
He was a community leader. He served on the Nelson County ASC Committee and the Nelson County Democratic Executive Committee. He and his family lived on Paschal Ballard Lane, off Balltown Road, in southern Nelson County, near Greenbriar.
He farmed and operated a sawmill and pallet business. He supplied some of the lumber for Thomas Merton's hermitage at the Abbey of Gethsemani.
He truly enjoyed life. Mary Frances (Osborne) Puckett,one of his nieces-by-marriage, recently remarked at a family funeral that, "Uncle Paschal was really an overgrown kid; he certainly knew how to entertain us!"
Family Members
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Joseph Aloysius Ballard
1920–1997
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Flavia Marie Ballard Moschetti
1922–1989
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Joseph Ignatius Ballard
1924–2016
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Paul Emanuel Ballard
1927–1994
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Charles Caleb Ballard
1929–1961
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Emanuel Alphonsus "Manny" Ballard
1932–2008
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Mary Teresa Ballard Spalding
1934–1990
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Benedict Joseph "Benny" Ballard
1936–2009
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Francis Cyril "Frank" Ballard
1939–2012
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