Terrell McFalls Obituary
Mr. Terrell McFalls, 81, of Bedford, Kentucky, was born on February 17, 1943, in Lynch, Kentucky. He was a loving son to his parents, Ballard McFalls and Ora Lee Hibbs, who both died. He spent nine years serving in the United States Army. He lived in several different areas in Kentucky throughout his life, including Shepherdsville, Louisville, and Sulphur, before settling in Bedford in 2003. Carol Johnston attended the wedding, which took place on February 6, 2017, at Point Park in Carrollton, Kentucky.
For nine years, he worked as a Control Engineer for Vermont America in Louisville, Kentucky. He was a former quartermaster at VFW Post 1969 in Madison, Indiana, and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He had a strong passion for animals, especially his three fuzzy offspring, Dottie, Doodlebug, and Ladybug. In his spare time, he spent a lot of time playing with computers. Individuals who were having problems with their personal computers would frequently seek his help. Terrell died at 1:26 p.m. on Wednesday, March 27, 2024, in the Signature HealthCARE of Carrollton Rehab & Wellness Center in Carrollton, Kentucky.
AN HONORABLE FAMILY
Terrell will be greatly missed by his loving wife and companion of twenty-four years, Carol Johnston, as well as his two daughters, Judy Maish of Richmond, Indiana, and Barbara Cunningham and her husband, Brian, of Sulphur, Kentucky, as well as his grandchildren, Stephanie Cunningham and Savannah McFalls, as well as his brother-in-law, David Johnston of Harrogate, Tennessee, and his close friends, Nick Schultz and April South, and his special friend, Sue Richards. His father, Ballard McFalls, his mother, Ora Lee Hibbs, his granddaughter, Shelby Maish, his son-in-law, Jerry Marsh, and his brother-in-law, William Johnston all died before him. He was the last remaining member of his direct family.
Terrell’s Desires
There will be no memorial service in accordance with Terrell’s wishes. There is an opportunity to make a memorial gift to the Trimble County Animal Shelter. Cards can be purchased at Morgan & Nay Funeral Centres in Madison and Hanover.
