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1950 - 2003
Linda Ellen Colegrove Savage, age 52, of Grayson, KY, went home to be with the Lord, Friday September 11, 2003, in Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital, following an extended illness.
She was born December 3rd, 1950, at Carter County, KY, a daughter of the late Ralph and Louise Claxon Colegrove.
She was a Nurse and a member of the Three Pine Freewill Baptist.
In addition to her parents, a sister, Connie Colegrove, preceded her in death.
Her survivors include:
Her husband:
George W. Savage Grayson
3 daughters:
Robin (& Kevin ) Flanery Sandy Hook, KY
Terra (& Michael) Waddell Grayson
Lindsey Beth Savage At home
4 sons:
Chad Withrow Grayson
Bryan Savage Grayson
Jason Savage Grayson
Richie Savage At home
3 grandchildren:
Jessie Flanery
Adam Flanery
Emilee Waddell
Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 1:00pm at the Malone Funeral Home with Gary Sparks, minister. Burial will be in the Smith-Claxon Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday evening from 6-9pm at the funeral home.
Condolences can be made to the family at www.timeformemory.com/malone
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There are currently 13 condolences.
Meggie
meggie_bush04@hotmail.com
Sunday June 20, 2004 at
3:52 PM
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The relay was just a couple of days ago, and boy did it seem weird not having a team member and familly there to share the great time with us. But I want you to know that she was never forgot. Linda is always in our hearts, and was truly a fighter. Linda was always a great person to be around, and always had a smile on her face even when she was down. She loved goin to the Relay and camping with us there. It didnt seem right, us being there and Linda and family's camper wasnt beside us. But boy was you popular Linda. You had alot of luminara's around the track. Due to everyone's love for you. We will reunite one day. But until we do...we miss you!
*Meggie*
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Gloria Taylor
gtaylor@atcc.net
Friday September 26, 2003 at
10:48 AM
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Linda had become such a great friend. I only knew her about a year and a half, but it just seemed longer. We had a lot in common, our church, our kids in basketball and our struggle with cancer. She was always an inspiration to me and I will carry those memories with me always. Monday nights seemed to always be our night to visit, and I will always remember our visits and our talks about everything, mostly our kids. I already miss our talks but I know I will get to see her again someday and we'll have a lot to catch up on. My thoughts and prayers are with each of you daily. Gloria
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Jeremy Jackson
jerjax_nku@hotmail.com
Tuesday September 16, 2003 at
2:26 PM
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Richie & the rest of the family. I couldn't begin to form words of sympathy for you all. I only met Linda once and she was extremely nice to me. If you ever need anything in the world, please let me know...
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Kathy Lewis
kathylewis4@hotmail.com
Monday September 15, 2003 at
10:53 AM
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I remember Linda and George coming to the Willard Bank when I worked there in the early 80's. She was a very nice person and will be greatly missed by family and friends.
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Sam Jennie & Jessica Sammons
Sunday September 14, 2003 at
8:33 PM
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Sorry for the loss of your wife,mother and friend,will keep you in our thoughts and prayers
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Susie Shepherd Webster
susiewebste@earthlink.net
Sunday September 14, 2003 at
11:52 AM
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I moved away from Grayson over 30 years ago. I was shocked to learn of Linda's death. We were best friends when we were 13-14...we went to church together and sang together at Barretts Creek Baptist Church, with her mother and grandparents. When they moved back from Mansfield we remained friends and drove to Carter Caves Park to work together when we graduated high school. She and her first husband were the witnesses at my wedding to Carl Webster, my husband of 34 years...we lost touch over the years, but I will never forget her. My prayers are with the family.
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Megan Bush
meganbush05@hotmail.com
Saturday September 13, 2003 at
1:50 PM
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Hey guys first off your mom was the best. She was always a great person and I loved her to death. I am sorry that she passed away but now we know that she isnt suffering anymore. She is with her lord and being happy. She really loved her friends and family. She was always there for my mom Kathy Bush. I loved going to the Relay For Life to see Linda there and her family. She was a great person and always made us laugh. She really livened up the Relay for Life. I am so glad that I got to meet her and she was a part of my life. Linda you are sadly missed but at least I know right now you are not suffering anymore. That you are looking down at all of us and really smiling at how great of a family you had. God will help you get through this in hard times and all of your friends prayers! You guys surely are in my prayers. Thanks for allowing Linda to be a big inspiration in my moms life with her battle of cancer and for her being such a great friend! Linda truly was a fighter!
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David Reeves
legaleagle44@aol.com
Saturday September 13, 2003 at
6:42 AM
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This is to Robin. I worked with your Mom for many years up at the courthouse. She was such a joy and inspiration to all who knew her. She will be sadly missed by those of us down here, but she has work to do above.
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Leonard & Natalie Gollihue
nataliegollihue@hotmail.com
Friday September 12, 2003 at
9:52 PM
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To all the family we are sorry for your loss of a fine lady.
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Joann Mitchell
jmitchell1937@yahoo.com
Friday September 12, 2003 at
12:58 PM
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My deepest sympathy to all of you as you go through this trying time. Linda was a doll, we had such a good time at the relay this past two years, she was a great person and had the best attitude concerning her illness that I have ever seen, in case you don't remember me, I am Kathy Bush's mom. My prayers are with you.
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Kathy Lewis
kathylewis4@hotmail.com
Friday September 12, 2003 at
11:32 AM
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I am so sorry to learn of Linda's death. I remember seeing her and George all the time when I worked at the Willard bank years ago. She will be greatly missed by family and friends.
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Frances Fannin Webb
Friday September 12, 2003 at
9:40 AM
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I am so sorry to hear of Linda leaving this world so soon. We worked at Carter Caves back in 1968 and we were room mates for one semester at MSU. She was a big help to me when I need someone because I was so backward. She was a very special person. I did not know she was sick, but I know she is in heaven now, where there is no sickness-no pain. My prayers are with all her family, I am sure she was very proud of all you. God Bless You
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Patty Robinson
ROBINSON@UTIONLINE.NET
Thursday September 11, 2003 at
9:56 PM
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Robin, so sorry about your mom. I know how much you love her. I will say a prayer for you and your family. hang in there. love patty
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