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Mrs.
Ruth Ellen Haynes Colyer, age 49, of Somerset, entered
into rest on Sunday, July 20, 2008 at her home after a
courageous struggle with cancer.
The
youngest of five children, she was born on February 9,
1959, to Bertha Meece Haynes Johnson and the late Lester
Lee Haynes. She was a sales associate for the Roses
Department Store and Big K and a loving mother and
grandmother. She was a member of High Street Baptist
Church for the past fourteen years where she helped with
the nursery and children’s Sunday School classes. She
was also a member of the Night-N-Pals Homemakers Club and
was president of the club for over 20 years.
As
a child, Ruth attended Cedar Grove Baptist Church, where
she trusted Jesus Christ for salvation and began her walk
in the Christian faith. As an adult, Ruth had a sense of
humor and a gift with children. She loved to laugh and
play tricks on people. She was a favorite aunt to most of
her nieces and nephews and was blessed to have a very
close family.
Mrs.
Colyer is survived by her mother, Bertha Meece Haynes
Johnson of Somerset, KY; husband, Roger Colyer, whom she
married on July 3, 1976 at the Cedar Grove Baptist Church;
a daughter, Teya (and Greg) Dungan of Somerset; two
brothers, Donald (and Brenda) Haynes of Ferguson, KY and
Clarence “Pup” (and Peggy) Haynes of Somerset; a
sister, Shirley (and Wayne) Wilson of Science Hill, KY and
a grandchild, Daylan Dungan.
Preceding
her in death was her father, Lester Lee Haynes; her
brother, Lester Lee Haynes Jr. and a sister-in-law, Matria
Haynes
Visitation
for Mrs. Colyer will be at Lake Cumberland Funeral Home on
Tuesday, July 22nd after 6:00 pm.
Funeral
service will be at the Chapel of Lake Cumberland Funeral
Home on Wednesday, July 23rd at 10:00 am with
Bro. Greg Haynes, Bro. Greg Dungan, and Bro. Ed Admundson
officiating. Burial will follow in the Colyer Cemetery.
Pallbearers for Mrs. Colyer will be Eddie Haynes, D.J.
Haynes, Ralph “Bud” Hall, Randy Haynes, Jon McKinney,
and Jimmy Phelps.
In
lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy may be sent to
Hospice of Lake Cumberland, Hope Lodge of Lexington, or
High Street Baptist Church Building Fund.
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