John "Mitch" Gilley, Sr.

Mitch I will miss you dearly but throughly enjoyed working & training you when you started working at WWL years ago, we laughed, slid on ice, walked in rain & survived many hot summers working together. I know you’re in a better place but you’re smile& voice I’ll always hear in my head, our conversations about the love for your children & family along with talks about Peyton’s ball game still are fresh in my head.. Rest easy my friend & we will meet again when I get my wings

You will be greatly missed..R.i.p. my Friend...

Prayers for All the Family!
Mitch was a Very Kind Hearted person/ man, and was very nice and easy to talk with and became a Good Friend.Anyone that took the time to talk with Mitch, found out just how good of a man he was (as he was kind to everyone, at W.W.S.).
When I worked over from 3rd shift onto 1st shift (usually 4 hrs), Mitch was a blessing to have as a Friend and also as a van driver at W.W.S.
Every time I got to talk with him, he made my day so much better each time;...

Mitch was an awesome friend of mine. In our early years Russell Faulk and Mitch and myself had many wonderful times together. One of the most generous men I. Have ever met ! Always a friendly person and he made everyone feel like they were special . Everyone I know gravitated to him always happy and a blessing to me and everyone I know. Russell also loved Mitchum very much . I had left Murfreesboro but I heard lots of stories from Russell about him and Mitches friend ship. Now they are both ...

Mitch was so funny. We had many laughs riding around Nissan. He was truly an amazing man with a wonderful soul.

He was an amazing man. I wish I was half the man mitch was. Mitch is the kind of man I strive to be. You will be missed. Please watch over your family and Seasons I would greatly appreciate it.