Gene Hamby BEECH CREEK — Gene Hamby, 67, of Beech Creek died at 4:24 p.m. Saturday, April 24, 2010, at Regional Medical Center in Madisonville. He was born Feb. 26, 1943, in Muhlenberg County. He was a miner and enjoyed horseback riding and camping. He was preceded in death by his father, Charlie Hamby; andContinue Reading
Ginger Hamby Walker
left a message on December 30, 2023:
Photo of my Dad "Gene Hamby" when he was approx. 40 yrs old. Taken at his house on Beechcreek-Browder road in Muhlenburg County, Kentucky.
Teresa " Tootie" Hamby
left a message on September 18, 2011:
My brother Gene was the best brother I ever had. My baby brother Jimmy and I would talk to my brother Gene every day. I have so much to tell Gene. When I go home to be with the family. We all will be able to talk about old times. He was the greatest and I love and miss him dearly. Tootie
Teresa Minor
left a message on April 20, 2011:
HI TO GENES FAMILY I KNOW ITS GOING TO BE A YR THATS HE'S BEEN GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTON I MISS MY DAD ,EUGENE AND IT WILL BE TOE YRS JUNE 4 BUT IT SEEMS LIKE YESTERDAY HUH WELL THEY WAS STRONG MEM AND WE COME FROM A STRONG FAMILY,SO WE JUST KEEP HANGING ON TIL WE SEE THEM AGAIN GOD BE WITH YAL !!TERESA MINOR / KENTUCKYGIRL1963@YAHOO.COM
Teresa Minor
left a message on January 27, 2011:
I JUST LIKE TO TELL UR FAMILY SORRY FOR YAL'S LOSE EUGENE THOMPSON WAS MY DAD AND UR DAD WAS FRIENDS SO I KNOW HOW UR FILLING ABOUT THE LOSE OF UR DAD AND GRANDPAL MY PRAYERS R WITH YAL Teresa
Brandi Travers
left a message on April 26, 2010:
I have so many wonderful memories of my grandfather. He taught me how to ride a horse, cook an awesome meatloaf, and how to operate an "ancient" record player, lol. I wish I could be there right now to say goodbye in person, but thank God I did get the opportunity to talk to him on the phone. Your Bunny loves you and misses you dearly Papaw!
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Ginger Hamby Walker
left a message on April 26, 2010:
I'm leaving a cup of coffee as the 'image' for my dad because he like me & his dad before him, loved his coffee! Not just a single cup but whenever he could get one! My dad was a simple man that loved simple things. His coffee, his cigarettes, his horses, his camper, his alone time, his family & also his own personal relationship with Jesus. I thank God for our private talks about the Lord. I know dad was baptized & saved at a young age & while he backslid for a while, I know he got his heart right with God & is now 'home' in heaven. If there is a choice in heaven, dad would not want a 'mansion'. He would prefer a small log cabin, maybe even a one room cabin with a view of the woods & his horses at the ready outside the door. That would be heaven to him & I'm sure God would be happy to grant that request. A simple heaven for a simple man. One of natural beauty, peace & serenity. One where my dad would feel right at home with a cup of strong black coffee in his hand.
Ginger Hamby Walker
left a message on April 26, 2010:
My dad was a 'cool' dad to me! I lived with my mom so when I got the chance to see my dad he spoiled me, not with money as he was a coal miner & what some would consider very poor BUT he spoiled me in other ways. For instance letting me drive his Firebird when I was 11 on the back country roads of Muhlenberg County & telling me it was 'my' car. Letting me get 'dirty', playing in the mud & dirt which my mom would never have allowed! It was our little secret! Letting me take a 'shower' in the rain! While I thought it was fun, it was actually out of necessity as he didn't have running water back then but I didn't mind as I got to play in the rain & get clean at the same time! I didn't get to spend nearly as much time as I would have liked with my dad, even some visits were years apart but those few times I did have with him are cherished memories to me which I will carry in my heart till I get to see him again & then we can catch up with no time restraints. I will know my dad before I even see him as I'm sure as I'm within his sight, he will call out 'Hey DOLL', as that is what he always called me even up till the week before he went home to be with his Lord & Saviour Jesus. I'm sure he is there now riding the most beautiful horse God had to give along side Jesus, his father & his dear brother. Dad is truly happy now & for that I will be eternally grateful to the Lord as He never left my dads side!
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Ginger Hamby Walker
left a message on December 30, 2023:
Photo of my Dad "Gene Hamby" when he was approx. 40 yrs old. Taken at his house on Beechcreek-Browder road in Muhlenburg County, Kentucky.
Teresa " Tootie" Hamby
left a message on September 18, 2011:
My brother Gene was the best brother I ever had. My baby brother Jimmy and I would talk to my brother Gene every day. I have so much to tell Gene. When I go home to be with the family. We all will be able to talk about old times. He was the greatest and I love and miss him dearly. Tootie
Teresa Minor
left a message on April 20, 2011:
HI TO GENES FAMILY I KNOW ITS GOING TO BE A YR THATS HE'S BEEN GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTON I MISS MY DAD ,EUGENE AND IT WILL BE TOE YRS JUNE 4 BUT IT SEEMS LIKE YESTERDAY HUH WELL THEY WAS STRONG MEM AND WE COME FROM A STRONG FAMILY,SO WE JUST KEEP HANGING ON TIL WE SEE THEM AGAIN GOD BE WITH YAL !!TERESA MINOR / KENTUCKYGIRL1963@YAHOO.COM
Teresa Minor
left a message on January 27, 2011:
I JUST LIKE TO TELL UR FAMILY SORRY FOR YAL'S LOSE EUGENE THOMPSON WAS MY DAD AND UR DAD WAS FRIENDS SO I KNOW HOW UR FILLING ABOUT THE LOSE OF UR DAD AND GRANDPAL MY PRAYERS R WITH YAL Teresa
Brandi Travers
left a message on April 26, 2010:
I have so many wonderful memories of my grandfather. He taught me how to ride a horse, cook an awesome meatloaf, and how to operate an "ancient" record player, lol. I wish I could be there right now to say goodbye in person, but thank God I did get the opportunity to talk to him on the phone. Your Bunny loves you and misses you dearly Papaw!
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Ginger Hamby Walker
left a message on April 26, 2010:
I'm leaving a cup of coffee as the 'image' for my dad because he like me & his dad before him, loved his coffee! Not just a single cup but whenever he could get one! My dad was a simple man that loved simple things. His coffee, his cigarettes, his horses, his camper, his alone time, his family & also his own personal relationship with Jesus. I thank God for our private talks about the Lord. I know dad was baptized & saved at a young age & while he backslid for a while, I know he got his heart right with God & is now 'home' in heaven. If there is a choice in heaven, dad would not want a 'mansion'. He would prefer a small log cabin, maybe even a one room cabin with a view of the woods & his horses at the ready outside the door. That would be heaven to him & I'm sure God would be happy to grant that request. A simple heaven for a simple man. One of natural beauty, peace & serenity. One where my dad would feel right at home with a cup of strong black coffee in his hand.
Ginger Hamby Walker
left a message on April 26, 2010:
My dad was a 'cool' dad to me! I lived with my mom so when I got the chance to see my dad he spoiled me, not with money as he was a coal miner & what some would consider very poor BUT he spoiled me in other ways. For instance letting me drive his Firebird when I was 11 on the back country roads of Muhlenberg County & telling me it was 'my' car. Letting me get 'dirty', playing in the mud & dirt which my mom would never have allowed! It was our little secret! Letting me take a 'shower' in the rain! While I thought it was fun, it was actually out of necessity as he didn't have running water back then but I didn't mind as I got to play in the rain & get clean at the same time! I didn't get to spend nearly as much time as I would have liked with my dad, even some visits were years apart but those few times I did have with him are cherished memories to me which I will carry in my heart till I get to see him again & then we can catch up with no time restraints. I will know my dad before I even see him as I'm sure as I'm within his sight, he will call out 'Hey DOLL', as that is what he always called me even up till the week before he went home to be with his Lord & Saviour Jesus. I'm sure he is there now riding the most beautiful horse God had to give along side Jesus, his father & his dear brother. Dad is truly happy now & for that I will be eternally grateful to the Lord as He never left my dads side!
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