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Michelle Proctor Hadley

Michelle Hadley passed away on April 18, 2025, at the age of 53 with her husband at her side.

She was born January 31, 1972, in Nashua, New Hampshire to David Proctor and Virley Signor.  She grew up in Wilton, New Hampshire, and then moved to Tennessee.  She met her husband Kenneth in Nashville in February 2000 and they were married in August 2000 prior to his military deployment.  She suffered a catastrophic accident in December of 2000 and made a remarkable recovery.  She loved many things in her life: photography, arts and crafts, baking and cake decorating, cooking, gardening, music and sports.  She owned and operated Hadleys Kountry Krafts and Candles for eight years and then Michelle Hadley Photography until the time of her death.  She was a diehard sports fan displaying her love and support for the Boston Bruins, Boston Red Sox, and the Nashville Predators where she was a season ticket holder for the past eleven years.  One of her sports highlights was to see her beloved Nashville Predators in the Stanley Cup Final in 2017.  She was very active as an Auxillary Member in the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association earning the name “Short Stax”.  She was a true spitfire and lover of life and loved to share all of her gifts.  She was preceded in death by her mother, Virley Signor Maxwell and a brother Kevin Proctor.

She is survived by her husband Kenneth Hadley; father, David (Diana) Proctor; sisters, Lisa Proctor and Jill (Jason) Hanson; several cousins, nieces and nephews.

A visitation will be on Wednesday, April 30, 2025, from 6:00-8:00 P.M. at Ligon & Bobo Funeral Home, 241 West Main Street, Lebanon.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to St. Jude in Michelle’s honor- HTTP:/FUNDRAISING.STJUDE.ORG/GOTO/ MEMPHISKEN

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

Messages for the Family

  1. Mike Catone says:
    May Michelle rest in peace my friend. Truly sorry for your Family’s Loss Kenneth. Love and hugs to all.
  2. Daniel Hoagland says:
    Totally destroyed for your loss Michelle was an awesome person and in the time I knew her she always shined the brightest light. Sincerely deepest condolences for you and your family Dave you will always have a brother up here!
  3. Jennifer Bucknell says:
    I’m so sorry for your loss Ken. You are in my family’s thoughts and prayers. We send our love and biggest hugs.
    • Verna Moraida says:
      Michelle you will always be remembered for everything you accomplished. The friends you met along your journey. And the Love and support you gave along the way. I will always have the memories of our bowling team, we had fun. And I somehow always ran into you at the pet store.
      You now have your wings beautiful lady. FLY.
  4. Verna Moraida says:
    Michelle you will always be remembered for everything you accomplished. The friends you met along your journey. And the Love and support you gave along the way. I will always have the memories of our bowling team, we had fun. And I somehow always ran into you at the pet store.
    You now have your wings beautiful lady. FLY.
  5. Mary says:
    Still can’t believe your gone
    Rest in peace cuz I love ya
    We will
    Always have bar dancing at Coyote Ugly and the winery lol ‍♀️ so many great memories growing up together.
  6. Robert " Leatherneck" Lea says:
    R.I.P. “Short Stax”, my condolences to the family and to my brother “Punisher.” Always here if you need anything, dont hesitate to ask…God speed my friend.
  7. Irene "Mamasita" Aguirre says:
    We will Miss Michelle, she always had a way of making me laugh no matter the conversation. I hope she is enjoying God’s green grass and saving a place for all of us. RIP Beautiful.
  8. Samuel Helderman says:
    I’m sorry I never made it down to see you both before this. I am sending this with a prayer for her soul and yours. If there’s anything I can do for you brother, I will. Miss you and I’m truly sorry for your great loss.
  9. Kenneth Hadley says:
    To my beautiful angel, I am grateful that we got to spend an incredible 25 years together. I will never forget your passion for life and all of your support throughout my Army career. Although you didn’t like it at first, you embraced it and became an amazing FRG leader on all of my deployments and in garrison. I will always love you and will continue to live a life worthy to honor yours. I love you Pooh Bear!

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