Carolyn S. Barnes
January 3, 1949
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February 23, 2019
Carolyn S. Barnes, 70, of Scottsburg, Indiana, passed away on Saturday, February 23, 2019 in Louisville, Kentucky. She was born on January 3, 1949 in Beaver Dam, Kentucky, the daughter of Arlie Green and Emma Lorene (Daugherty) Green. Carolyn was a homemaker, attended Elevation Church Ministries in Scottsburg, Indiana, was a member of the Christian Motorcyclist Association and volunteered for National Youth Advocate Program. She was preceded in death by her husband, Daniel P. “Danny” Barnes and her father. Survivors include two sons, Philip R. Barnes (Misty) of Austin, Indiana and Stephen D. Barnes (Catherine) of Knoxville, Tennessee; two daughters, Teresa K. Barnes (Michael Murphy) of Shelbyville, Kentucky and Julie A. Thomas (Mark) of Scottsburg, Indiana; her fiance’, Thomas Swope of Scottsburg, Indiana; her mother, Emma Green of Lexington, Indiana; three brothers, Arlie “Mike” Green of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Larry J. Green and Doyle Ray Green both of Lexington, Indiana; two sisters, Linda Binkley of Lexington, Indiana, and Lisa Riley of Austin, Indiana; ten grandchildren, Lindsey Galloway, Ashley Thomas, Stephen Barnes, II, Jennifer Sulfridge, Clay Kelley, Kendra Brown, Molly Barnes, Torian and Jon-Michael Murphy and Letitia Armstrong. Expressions of Sympathy: American Heart Association or American Cancer Society c/o Collins Funeral Home in Scottsburg, Indiana.
From: The Degenhart\'s
Our hearts are filled with sadness for everyone. Our deepest sympathy's go out to the entire Barnes family. Stay strong and remember the good times and memories that were so important to everyone.
From: Bunny South
So sorry about your mother, Julie.
From: Mark Nicholson
I'm so sorry for you Julie. Your mom was a great woman mother and wife. She always made me smile. She was a great mom to you! She will always be missed, but remembered often.
From: Tammie Taylor
So sorry for your loss. Carolyn was such a special lady. I am happy to call her my friend and to have known her. Prayers for your family in the coming days and weeks ahead. Remember the special memories.
From: Linda Roten
So sorry to hear of Carolyn's passing. I only knew Carolyn through Face Book but we became quite good friends. We played FARKLE against each other time and again. We also messaged each other all hours of the night and shared with each other. We had talked about meeting each other in person sometime when she was visiting her daughter in Shelbyville as I live in Frankfort. That never worked out. I know you will miss her. I pray that God will give you peace and comfort.
From: Leigh Ann and Kenny Odegaard
We are so sorry for your all loss. Prayers for her family. She was a very sweet lady. Also prayers for Thomas too. She will be missed.
From: Pat & Teresa Yount
We are so sorry that Carolyn has passed away. When we lived across the road from her and Danny in our younger years they took us in as part of their family. We will never forget their kindness. Plus Carolyn was always ready for a laugh. I don't think I ever talked to her that she didn't make me laugh. Prayers for all of you in the coming days, weeks and months. God bless.
From: Sherry Kirk
We are so sorry for your loss. My son Chris is good friends with her granddaughter Molly. Sending our love and prayers for your family.
From: Mike & Annette Murphy
So sorry for your loss, Julie. You had a wonderful mom and she will be remembered for a long time for her kindness. Know that we are thinking and praying for you at this time.
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