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He is survived by his children, Leann Branham (& Trent Lawless) of Burkesville, Kentucky, Ashley Branham of Cookeville, Tennessee, Derrick (& Katie) Branham of Jamestown, Tennessee, Caitland Branham of Burkesville, Kentucky, siblings, Sue (& Harvey) Crawley of Glasgow, Kentucky, Jean Roberts, David (& Kathy) Branham, and Joey (& Wendy) Branham, all of Burkesville, Kentucky, grandchildren, Tucker Young, Paisley Wilson, Creed Wilson, Bryleigh Lawless, Aiden Weber, Aubreigh Branham, Axton Branham, Ashten Stilts, Adalee Stilts, Atlas Stilts, Nora Rayne Branham, Eleanor-Rose Josephine Branham, and great-grandchild, Eston Young.
The funeral service was conducted on Sunday, August 31, 2025, at 2:00 PM in The Memory Chapel of Norris-New Funeral Home with Bro. Darrell Moore officiating. Burial was in the Mud Camp Cemetery in Cumberland County, Kentucky. Casket Bearers were Joe Beaty, Derrick Branham, Trent Lawless, Aiden Weber, Dakota Branham, Axton Branham, Isaiah Wilson, Atlas Stilts, and Tucker Young.
Norris-New Funeral Home in Burkesville, Kentucky was honored to be in charge of all the arrangements.
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Joann Turner
August 30, 2025
Sorry for your loss. Gary was a fine young man.
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