Aaron Wallace Brashear, 78, of Williamstown, Kentucky, died Saturday, February 28, 2004, at the East Kentucky Veterans Administration facility. He was a cabinet maker and kitchen planner and a Navy veteran. He was preceded in death by his parents, Marion C. and Virgie Brown Brashear. Survivors include his wife, Janet C. Brashear; two sons, Wallace Eugene Brashear of Williamstown and Robert Marion Brashear of Berea; two daughters, Sharon Lynn Brashear of Las Vegas, Nevada, and Susan Brashear Cornett of Williamstown; three brothers, Harold Brashear, Keith Brashear and Robert "Chig" Brashear, all of Viper; four sisters, Stella Ison of Detroit, Michigan, Ann Pendleton of Sanford, Florida, Lucille Raby and Thelma Riddle, both of Morristown, Tennessee; and five grandchildren. Fuenral services were held March 2 at Engle-Walker Funeral Home in Hazard. Burial with military honors delivered by the Hazard Disabled American Veterans Chapter No. 64 was in the Englewood Cemetery at Christopher.
Grant County News, Williamstown, Kentucky, March 4, 2004
Aaron Wallace Brashear, 78, of Williamstown, Kentucky, died Saturday, February 28, 2004, at the East Kentucky Veterans Administration facility. He was a cabinet maker and kitchen planner and a Navy veteran. He was preceded in death by his parents, Marion C. and Virgie Brown Brashear. Survivors include his wife, Janet C. Brashear; two sons, Wallace Eugene Brashear of Williamstown and Robert Marion Brashear of Berea; two daughters, Sharon Lynn Brashear of Las Vegas, Nevada, and Susan Brashear Cornett of Williamstown; three brothers, Harold Brashear, Keith Brashear and Robert "Chig" Brashear, all of Viper; four sisters, Stella Ison of Detroit, Michigan, Ann Pendleton of Sanford, Florida, Lucille Raby and Thelma Riddle, both of Morristown, Tennessee; and five grandchildren. Fuenral services were held March 2 at Engle-Walker Funeral Home in Hazard. Burial with military honors delivered by the Hazard Disabled American Veterans Chapter No. 64 was in the Englewood Cemetery at Christopher.
Grant County News, Williamstown, Kentucky, March 4, 2004
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