People we miss
Gene Allison, R&B legend
Nelson Andrews, Wataugan
Chet Atkins, C.G.P.
Juanita Bruce Brazier, "Miss Juanita," operator of pioneering Nashville gay bar Juanita's
H. Franklin Brooks, mon professeur
Duana Callahan, gone too soon
Sarah Cannon, a.k.a. Minnie Pearl, everybody's cousin
Lee A. Carr, rocker
Johnny and June Carter Cash, forever
Hal Christiansen, owner, Cinema One/Twin, Murfreesboro
Reggie Crowder, pitmaster, hot-chicken expert, Dee's Q
Herbert Fox, gentleman
Lee Gannon, composer
Joe Gilliam, "Jefferson Street Joe," TSU and NFL gridiron hero
Frank Gorrell, lobbyist, former Tennessee lieutenant governor
Charles Hawkins, developer, devotee of Vanderbilt baseball
Don Helms, steel player for Hank Williams' Drifting Cowboys
Ted Jarrett, architect of Music City soul
Duane Jarvis, songwriter/guitarist
Eddie Jones, former Banner editor, civic connector
Slick Lawson, photographer
Dan Miller, WSMV anchor
June Carr Ormond, trouper
Debbie Runions, AIDS activist
Fred Russell, sportswriter
Alan Saturn, attorney, arts patron, kind soul
Tupper Saussy, renegade renaissance man
May and Herb Shayne, designers for living
Roscoe Shelton, soul man
Drue Smith, reporter
Frank Varallo, restaurateur
Jim Varney, actor
Sue Wilkinson, sultry on-air voice of Radio Lightning
David K. "Pat" Wilson, philanthropist
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