Find Peace: Murfreesboro Area Obituaries & Remembrance

Nigel Pagac PhD 21 May 2025

Do you ever wonder about the stories whispered in the quiet corners of our community, the narratives etched in the hearts of those who remain? The echoes of lives lived, loves shared, and legacies crafted in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, are preserved in the delicate pages of remembrance, waiting to be rediscovered and honored.

In the heart of Rutherford County, where the threads of history and present intertwine, the solemn task of commemorating lives lost unfolds. Families, friends, and neighbors gather to pay tribute, seeking solace and connection in shared grief. The Murfreesboro Daily News Journal and online platforms such as legacy.com and Echovita.com serve as digital memorials, chronicling the lives of those who have departed. Woodfin Funeral Chapels, Nelson & Sons Funeral Home, and Scales and Sons Funeral Home stand as pillars of support, guiding families through the difficult process of saying goodbye and honoring the departed.

The following individuals, amongst many others, have recently been memorialized. Their stories, though diverse, are united by the common experience of life, love, and loss. Their memories linger, preserved in the hearts of those who knew them, and in the records that keep their legacies alive. These are just a few of the individuals recently remembered in the Murfreesboro area:

Name	Age at Death	Date of Birth	Date of Death	Place of Death	Notable Details
Chase "Uncle Pooh" Perry	29	December 31, 1995	May 12, 2025	Murfreesboro, TN	Native of Murfreesboro, TN. Resident of McMinnville.
Joan Nagy	93	July 5, 1931	May 12, 2025	Adams Place, Murfreesboro, TN	Widow of Alex Nagy, former Dean of the Middle Tennessee State University College of Mass Communications.
Melissa Louise White	66	Not Specified	February 9, 2025	Not Specified	Not Specified
Connie Joanna Daniel Pugh (Mama Jo)	81	Not Specified	March 27, 2025	Murfreesboro, TN	Native of Lynchburg, TN. Passed at home with family.
William Andrew Bill Boller	71	Not Specified	April 16, 2025	Murfreesboro, TN	Son of the late Robert Andrew and Mary Lou Elizabeth Johnson.
Hollis Scott Morris	60	Not Specified	May 4, 2025	Not Specified	Lifelong resident of Rutherford County.
Thomas Lindsy Weatherly	Not Specified	September 13, 1939	Not Specified	Not Specified	Long time resident of Leanna, Tennessee.

For more detailed information, please refer to the obituary listings available on legacy.com or the Murfreesboro Daily News Journal. Additional resources are readily available through Echovita.com.

In the tapestry of remembrance, there is more than just grief and loss. Those searching for information on upcoming services are able to locate service information to pay their respects, or offer condolences through flowers or other forms of support. Woodfin Funeral Chapels provides family-owned support to the families of Murfreesboro and Smyrna. Offering cremation services and funeral services designed to meet the specific needs of each family in Rutherford and surrounding counties. The team provides services that are individualized, understanding that each family has a unique history. Similarly, Nelson & Sons Funeral Home and Scales and Sons Funeral Home offer support in the Murfreesboro area.

The role of funeral homes extends beyond the immediate needs of the bereaved. They offer guidance in pre-planning, which is a considerate way to ensure that the wishes of an individual are met, providing a degree of peace of mind. These services become especially important as we consider the complexities of loss and the need to honor our loved ones.

The process of celebrating a life well-lived offers a way to embrace cherished memories and to celebrate the lives of our loved ones. In Rutherford County and beyond, the practice of remembering lives we have lost allows us to build a stronger community. By visiting social obituary pages, individuals can record their favorite memories and share expressions of support. This is an opportunity to create a community space that allows individuals to provide meaningful expressions of support.

The legacy of each individual is a story that lives on. As time moves forward, these stories should continue to be shared. The individuals remembered in the Murfreesboro area have had an impact on their community, and these effects are recorded on the pages of legacy.com and others, providing an opportunity for individuals to honor their legacy.

The concept of pre-planning, in particular, is increasingly recognized as a crucial aspect of end-of-life arrangements. Services such as those offered by Murfreesboro Funeral Home & Cremation Services provide families with options for pre-arrangements. By considering these choices in advance, individuals can ease the burden on their families during a time of grief. It's an act of love and foresight that speaks volumes about the individual's care for their loved ones.

The community of Murfreesboro, TN, has multiple points of reference for information. In addition to the resources already mentioned, Murfreesboro.com serves as a central hub for community information. This platform fosters communication between residents and provides a range of resources, from local news and events to job postings and real estate listings. It contributes to the spirit of Murfreesboro.

In the realm of remembrance, the availability of detailed obituaries is a testament to the value we place on honoring and preserving the histories of individuals. By searching for obituaries and death notices from the Murfreesboro area, family and friends, past and present can learn more about the deceased and honor their memory. The ability to access service details, send flowers, and express condolences creates a support system for those grieving. The act of sharing in this experience can also foster a sense of belonging.

Several funeral homes serve the Murfreesboro area, offering individualized services. Woodfin Funeral Chapels, with locations in Murfreesboro and Smyrna, emphasizes its independent, family-owned status, providing a personal touch to the services it offers. Nelson & Sons Funeral Home and Scales and Sons Funeral Home also offer comprehensive services designed to meet the needs of each family.

The dedication of these funeral homes to the needs of families is also reflected in their service areas. Serving families in Rutherford, Bedford, and surrounding counties demonstrates a commitment to supporting the community during times of loss. Families in Clarksville, Knoxville, Memphis, and Nashville can also find resources through regional obituary listings.

The act of memorialization extends beyond the immediate time of loss, as those searching for information can also explore life stories. This is where individuals can offer condolences to the families in mourning. Providing support allows for a stronger community to emerge. Families and friends can send flowers through the different resources, providing both love and support.

The emotional impact of loss is often profound, and it is crucial to recognize the resources available to help people navigate the complexities of grief. The availability of support systems and memorialization services assists families. By recognizing the lives of those who are lost, we find strength within the community.

In Leanna, Tennessee, the memory of Thomas Lindsy Weatherly continues to be a reminder of the impact that individuals make in their communities. He was a long time resident, and his presence contributed to the spirit of the area. His story, like the many others that are shared through the Murfreesboro area obituaries, reminds us of the value of connection and the importance of celebrating a life well-lived.

The stories of those who have passed on are a testament to the richness and depth of human experience, providing important reflections of our community. From the young 29-year-old, Chase Perry to the 93-year-old Joan Nagy, each life tells a story. By memorializing these lives, the community finds strength, and offers solace to those who are left behind. The Murfreesboro community offers a space for all to grieve, to remember, and to celebrate the lives that have touched our hearts. The act of remembering is a timeless human endeavor, providing comfort in the face of loss.