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Frank & Sandra Hartley

Mr. George Franklin “Frank” Hartley, II, Age 75 of Antioch, passed away just seven days after his loving wife Mrs. Sandra Place Hartley, on November 26, 2019 at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.  Mrs. Hartley went home to be with the Lord Tuesday November 19, 2019. As it was in life, never being apart for very long, so it will be in death as the family comes together to celebrate both of their lives.

A joint funeral service will be held Saturday November 30, 2019, at 1:00 pm from the chapel of Ligon & Bobo Funeral Home. Rev. David Hesson will officiate and interment will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Park in Nashville.  Visitation with the family will be Saturday, November 30, 2019 from 10 am until service at 1 pm.

Mrs. Hartley was born September 11, 1946 to the late Herbert Bryson Place, Sr. and Hilda Marvelene Dawson Place.  Sandra was a graduate of Lebanon High School and later went on to graduate from the Helena Dies Beauty School and began a career in cosmetology.  She was a loving mother and homemaker.  Sandra was raised in the Lebanon First United Methodist Church but later in life moved her membership to unite with West End United Methodist Church in Nashville.  Mrs. Hartley married the love of her life, George Franklin (Frank) Hartley II, on September 1, 1973.  Throughout her recent illness, Frank has been a faithful husband and loving caregiver, making certain she wanted for nothing.  In addition to her parents she is preceded in death by her brother, Herbert Bryson Place, Jr. as well as many aunts and uncles.

Mr. Hartley was born in Davidson County November 9, 1944 to the late George Franklin Hartley, I. and Martha Elizabeth Easley Hartley.  He was a 1964 graduate of Castle Heights Military Academy and proud of his CHMA heritage.  Frank was also a veteran of the United States Air Force and served in the Vietnam War.  He was a member of West End United Methodist Church in Nashville.  Mr. Hartley also was a member of the Claiborne Lodge #293 F&AM as a 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason, and the Al Menah Temple as a Shriner. Military honors and masonic funeral rites will be held at the cemetery. Frank was Past President of the CHMA Alumni Association. He worked at Capital Chevrolet in Nashville for 21 years before beginning a career as Fleet Sales Manager with Wilson County Motors in Lebanon where he retired having worked 25 years. Frank is preceded in death by his sister, Maurine Hamblin.

Together they leave behind two daughters, Jennifer Anne Hartley, and Julie Kay Hartley (McConnell); two grandchildren, Savannah Paige and Harrison Russell McConnell, and a host of cousins and extended family and friends.

Active Pallbearers: Jason & Wayne Ligon, Jeffrey & Chris Reed, John & Cody Gann, Trey Mathews, Eric Palmer, Rob Hosier, Ken Hall, Larry McCown, Allen Davis, & Garnett Forkum.  Honorary Pallbearers:  Doug Woodlee, Hoover Sutherland, CHMA Alumni Board of Directors and the employees of Wilson County Motor Company.

In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Castle Heights Military Alumni Association or Caris Hospice @ www.carishealthcare.com

LIGON & BOBO FUNERAL HOME of Lebanon (615) 444-2142   www.ligonbobo.com

Messages for the Family

  1. DOUGLAS D. WOODLEE says:
    This couple was the epitome of a happily married couple and of the friends and neighbors everyone would love to have and should aspire to be. The Woodlee Family was very fortunate to have been friends and neighbors to these two wonderful people and their two daughters. We loved them greatly and grieve for their passing and for their daughters.
  2. Marcy Cone says:
    I got to know Sandra and Frank through ballroom dancing a few years ago. They were both such wonderfully sweet, nice, genuine people. It was such a pleasure to know them. I was sorry to hear of their passing, but not surprised that it was so close together as their love never ends! I’m so sorry for Julie and Jenniferanne’s loss. You will be in my prayers!
    • Patty Outlaw says:
      Frank Hartley and my Father,Bill Outlaw, met when he was at Capital Chevrolet but they became friends for life! My Father thought the world of Frank. I know they were in touch for a long time. I met Frank several times and always thought he was very professional and very much a gentleman! I was shocked and saddened to read of their deaths. My deepest sympathies to the family and friends.
  3. Kerry & Laura Reasonover says:
    Jennifer and Julie, I am devastated and heart broken for you. I had left a message for Frank saying how sorry I was, and then I see his obituary. I worked with Frank at WCM for 7 years and got to know both of them thru our Christmas parties. Frank loved taking pics of all of us with our spouses at the event. You are in our prayers at this sad time