Ola Faye Amburgy, 82, of Stanton, died Saturday, September 19, 2015 at her residence. She was born December 26, 1932 in Owsley County to the late Floyd and Jalah Spencer Amburgy.
Faye owned and operated G&F Jewelry Store in Stanton until her retirement. She enjoyed cooking, canning, sewing and was a talented quilter.
Survivors include; one brother, Ellis Amburgy (Joan) of South Lebanon, Ohio; one granddaughter, Gina Meegan (John) of Texas; two great grandchildren, Kayla Meegan and Trevor Meegan both of Texas; special friends & caregivers, Lavonna Halsey and Glennie Fryar both of Stanton.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a son, Elwin David Barker; six brothers, Wayne Amburgy, Kash Amburgy, Marvin Amburgy, Claude Amburgy, Blaine Amburgy, and Cotton Amburgy; three sisters, Lois Bowman, Ilene Amburgy and Kay Penwell.
Faye owned and operated G&F Jewelry Store in Stanton until her retirement. She enjoyed cooking, canning, sewing and was a talented quilter.
Survivors include; one brother, Ellis Amburgy (Joan) of South Lebanon, Ohio; one granddaughter, Gina Meegan (John) of Texas; two great grandchildren, Kayla Meegan and Trevor Meegan both of Texas; special friends & caregivers, Lavonna Halsey and Glennie Fryar both of Stanton.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a son, Elwin David Barker; six brothers, Wayne Amburgy, Kash Amburgy, Marvin Amburgy, Claude Amburgy, Blaine Amburgy, and Cotton Amburgy; three sisters, Lois Bowman, Ilene Amburgy and Kay Penwell.
Ola Faye Amburgy, 82, of Stanton, died Saturday, September 19, 2015 at her residence. She was born December 26, 1932 in Owsley County to the late Floyd and Jalah Spencer Amburgy.
Faye owned and operated G&F Jewelry Store in Stanton until her retirement. She enjoyed cooking, canning, sewing and was a talented quilter.
Survivors include; one brother, Ellis Amburgy (Joan) of South Lebanon, Ohio; one granddaughter, Gina Meegan (John) of Texas; two great grandchildren, Kayla Meegan and Trevor Meegan both of Texas; special friends & caregivers, Lavonna Halsey and Glennie Fryar both of Stanton.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a son, Elwin David Barker; six brothers, Wayne Amburgy, Kash Amburgy, Marvin Amburgy, Claude Amburgy, Blaine Amburgy, and Cotton Amburgy; three sisters, Lois Bowman, Ilene Amburgy and Kay Penwell.
Faye owned and operated G&F Jewelry Store in Stanton until her retirement. She enjoyed cooking, canning, sewing and was a talented quilter.
Survivors include; one brother, Ellis Amburgy (Joan) of South Lebanon, Ohio; one granddaughter, Gina Meegan (John) of Texas; two great grandchildren, Kayla Meegan and Trevor Meegan both of Texas; special friends & caregivers, Lavonna Halsey and Glennie Fryar both of Stanton.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a son, Elwin David Barker; six brothers, Wayne Amburgy, Kash Amburgy, Marvin Amburgy, Claude Amburgy, Blaine Amburgy, and Cotton Amburgy; three sisters, Lois Bowman, Ilene Amburgy and Kay Penwell.
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