Jerry M. Chaney

Birth date: Aug 21, 1944 Death date: Feb 7, 2018

Jerry M. Chaney, age 73, husband of Eula (Lockaby) Chaney of Lily, Kentucky passed away Wednesday, February 07, 2018 at his residence. He was the father of Melisa Southard and husband Joey of Corbin, Kentucky, and Sonya Benhardt and husband Ed of Spokane, Washington, the brother of Doyle Chaney, Donald Chaney, and Benny Chaney all of California, Glen Chaney of London, Kentucky, Exis Casteel of East Bernstadt, Kentucky, and Joyce Saylor of California. He is also survived by three grandchildren, Stephanie Fisher and husband Jeremiah, Jessica Root, and Jennifer Walker and husband Sonny, and by seven great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Alvin Chaney and Althene (Edwards) Lefferts, and by five siblings, Mike Rhodes, Clarence Chaney, Cleo Chaney, Stella Brewer, and Orville Chaney. He was a retired manager of Chaney Lumber Company, a member of Locust Grove Christian Church, Keavy, Kentucky, a Kentucky Colonel, and a Timed and Rapid Fire Pistol Champion. Funeral Services for Jerry M. Chaney will be conducted 2:00 PM Sunday, February 11, 2018 in London Funeral Home Chapel with Rob Hale officiating. Entombment will follow at Cumberland Memorial Gardens. The family of Jerry M. Chaney will receive friends at London Funeral Home after 6:00 PM Saturday, February 10, 2018. Serving as pallbearers; Joey Southard, Glen Baker, Jason Jones, Kenneth Baker, Kevin Anders, Millard Root, Wayne Chaney and Eddie Jones. Honorary pallbearers will be the Locust Grove Christian Church Men's Sunday School Class.Read Obituary

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Don Tampa

323w ago

EULA and all of Jerry's family:

How deeply saddened I am to learn of Jerry's passing!

Jerry was one nicest people I ever knew, always the same every time you met him, and would break out into that million dollar smile when he said hello.

I knew he had not been well for some time so my son and I stopped by to see him the last time I visited KY.

And, I had the distinct pleasure of introducing Jerry to the sport of pistol marksmanship at Fort Hood, Texas, and how proud I am today that I had that opportunity.

He was a real CHAMPION in every way!

Don Saylor
Tampa Bay, FL

Mary Goss

324w ago

I'll miss this wonderful man and his sense of humor. I'll never forget his telling me how tasty RoosterFries were when our group went out to dinner in Kentucky. Good thing I asked what they were. He laughed so hard!! I'm sure he is at peace and sharing his sense of humor in heaven. Love from Mary Goss who he used to call "peanut".

Joe Chambers

324w ago

Jerry was one of the finest gentlemen I've ever met on the firing line. I'll never forget shooting with him and listening to him give advice to young shooters like me. He was one fine individual and he will be missed by many of us. Your family is in my prayers and thoughts.

~Joe Chambers

Ron Steinbrecher

324w ago

I'm shocked. Jerry and I, with others, formed TeamUltraDot and won Pistol Championships together. I will never forget him.
Ron Steinbrecher

Denton Hargis

Even though Jerry was my first cousin I only met him once. I expect to see him one day in Heaven!

Shirley Wanda Hoskins, Charlie Lockaby

324w ago

Sent a Country Basket Blooms to the Chaney family.

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Don Lang

324w ago

I was so sorry to hear of Jerry's passing. He was one of my favorite persons. I missed seeing him every Sunday. He always seemed to be a kind and gentle person. God bless the family in this time of sorrow.