Jenene Bransford McDougle, a beloved mother, wife and friend, passed away peacefully on Sunday, July 28, 2024. Jenene was a member of Pryorsburg Independent Bible Methodist Church and dedicated her life to the Lord at a very young age. She was a gift to everyone she met, known for her unwavering positivity and ability to see the good in others. Despite facing health challenges, she maintained a spirit of gratitude and selflessness that touched the lives of all who knew her.

For 30 years, she dedicated herself as a DSP at JU Kevil Memorial Foundation retiring just this February. Her commitment and compassion made a lasting impact on her colleagues, clients, and community alike. Jenene was preceded in death by her father- Robert Eugene Bransford; a sister- Linda Ruth Barnes; a brother- Alvin Bransford; and a step-son-  Kylan Alexander.

She is survived by her mother- Nina Bransford; her husband- John McDougle Jr.; her daughter- Jean Ann Bransford; her brothers- James (Shaa) Hutcherson of Stone Mountain, GA, Larry (Delores) Hutcherson of Mayfield, KY, Eugene (Kristie) Bransford of Mayfield, KY, and Will Bransford of Wingo, KY. Sister-in-laws- Ellen (Jerry) Chism of Jackson, TN, Pamela (William) Marhsall of  Prince George, VA, Regina (Emmanual) Donald of Humboldt, TN and Valerie McDougle of Jackson, TN; Brother-in-law- Robert (Valerie) McDougle of Arundel, MD; stepchildren- Tori (Mike) McDougle of Jackson, TN, and Taka McGowan-McDougle of Jackson, TN; and a host of grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends.

Funeral Services for Jenene will be held at 1:00 PM Saturday, August 10, 2024 at the Brown Funeral Home in Mayfield, KY with Rev. Mickey Fowler officiating. Burial will follow in the Peaceful Valley Cemetery. Friends are invited to call after 11:00 AM Saturday, August 10, 2024 at the Brown Funeral Home in Mayfield, KY.

Timothy McGowan, Thomas McGowan Jr., Emmanuel Donald Jr., Johnathan McDougle, Stan Hunter, and Robert McDougle will serve as casket bearers.

Grandchildren, nephews, and brother-in-laws will serve as honorary casket bearers.

Your Light in Death

Must shine for others to see, that

you believed in God's word and 

practice what you teach, because

we are never ready when death

comes, and it robs us of our loved 

ones. It's a price we have to pay,

because we were not put on this 

earth to stay. When you have lived

that Christian life, in the end you

can say it was worth the fight.

Written by Jenene Bransford