Barbara Ann Marshall

barbara marshall

October 6, 1958 ~ May 23, 2025

Born in: Springfield, Tennessee
Resided in: Franklin, Kentucky

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Barbara Ann Moore Marshall of Franklin, KY, born Oct 6th, 1958, passed away May 23rd, 2025.

She is survived by her son, William Shane Redman, and grandson William Talon Redman. Several extended family that called her Mom, Gigi, Aunt Barbara, and Best Friend. 4 Brothers – Richard (Linda) Cooper of Anna, Ky, William Ronnie (Delyn) Moore of Franklin, KY, Robert Lee (Dean) Moore of Pleasantview, TN, Terry Michael Moore Bowling Green, KY. Several generations of nieces and nephews.

She is preceded in death by her parents, William Bailey and Venia Etta Moore, and one sister, Patsy Lou Cooper Gass, as well as one nephew, Korbin Wesley Scruggs.

Barbara Ann, being full of love and compassion, showed it to anyone she met. She loved her years of driving the Semi truck, She was H2H and Twisted. She loved the outdoors and motorcycles.

She had love for fur babies that no one would understand. Her friends became family, one could say to know her was to love her.
A Celebration of Life will be held on June 14, at 12 pm, at State Line General Baptist Church, 1740 Rapids Rd.
Portland Tn. The family asks if you have pictures, bring them to share; if you have stories, tell them.

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Celebration of Life: June 14, 2025 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm

State Line General Baptist Church
1740 Rapids Rd
Portland, TN 37148

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  2. I met you when I was 11 years old and you were the most beautiful girl I’d ever seen, I thought you hung the moon. You saved me more than once and you were ready to fight for me to be safe. You were my confidant when I was going through some really tough times in the 80’s. I will cherish our memories I will always remember you and your contagious laughter, your beautiful smile you were such a bright light, a free spirit who loved fiercely. You will be missed by so many of us. Now you rest an I know you are rejoicing in Heaven. Forever my love Barbara💘

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  3. I met Barb several years ago in our party days and I am so glad to had met the sweetest and compassionate lady . You will truly beissed but never forgotten R.I.P. we love you dearly….

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    • Im going to miss you girl…I first met you we just clicked…I’m still not believing it…you never met a stranger…you loved everyone no matter what ..WE ALL LOVE YOU AND ARE GOING TO MISS YOU…REST EASY NOW….

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  4. Going to miss you barb I had a lotta great memories with you and the family I’ll never forget you

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  5. I met her when I was 15, I’m now 46.. lots of good memories we shared.. you will b missed and forever loved .. rest easy Barbara Ann ….

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    • I met you and I was 13. I remember you showing me that paddle with everyone’s name on it who got spanked by it scared me. But over the years I learned how loving and compassionate you were and I grow to love you and I will miss you rest easy my friend

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  7. Rest easy Ms. Barbara. I know without a doubt you are resting in the arms of Jesus. I’m grateful for the time I spent with you. I love you always.

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  9. first met you we just clicked…I’m still not believing it…you never met a stranger…you loved everyone no matter what ..WE ALL LOVE YOU AND ARE GOING TO MISS YOU…REST EASY NOW….

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  10. I know one thing you sure will be missed by many of us! You were there for anyone that needed you. I will never forget the last time I seen you was a few months ago and you took the time out of work and we prayed together for JoEd! That prayer was so powerful! I love you and you will never be forgotten so spread your wings and fly high beautiful!! R.I.P My thoughts and prayers are with the family

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  11. You will be missed my sweet friend. Always had a beautiful smile on your face and ready to fight for all that was dear to you. I know you loved the Lord and are with him now. Until we meet again. Love you!

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  13. My Friend, You being gone still does not seem real to me. I am forever gonna miss you an for 46 yrs plus you had taught me an been there for me as well as godmother to my twins. There’s probably not a role or lesson or memory an a moment in our time that wont ever be forgotten an cherished. We had some of the best an wildest an serious times that any true friends as close as we have been , over years will ever have. You were my sister an family in every way that mattered, you will always be loved an not forgotten. R I P now my friend , till I see you again on the other side. Love ya an forever ill miss you.

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  15. Moma Barbara, when I first met you I was so scared you wouldn’t like me but immediately I saw in you and came to realize that you was honestly the most amazing lady I’ve ever met! I hate that I’m so selfish and wish you were still here, but I’m so glad you’re not here suffering.. I know you’re in heaven with our heavenly Father waiting all for of us to get there! I love you to Jesus and back and miss you already!

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  18. Momma, I hate this! You were such a bright light every where you went! Working with you was the best time I could have asked for. I knew the first time you walked into that store we’d click, anyone you introduced me to I said yup that’s my momma yall just didn’t know. You are the beauty anyone needed in life. I’m going to miss your story’s and laughter. And your sweet sweet puppy! That boy always ran straight out the truck to me anytime you brought him by. I hope you knew how much you were loved by me and aj! Our next ride will be for you 🫶🏻

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  19. So many memories Barbara. Love and prayers for all your family and your many friends. There will never be another you 🙏❤️

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  20. Oh, ma. You watched me go through some rough times, and you always had a story or a joke. Something to lighten the mood, the same way you lit up the room. I can’t believe you’re actually gone. I’d give about anything for another smoke break in the parking lot. Rest easy, you worked hard. I love you, always!

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