Ronnie Ray Caskey
1950-2009
Ronnie Ray Caskey, Age 59 of Morehead, passed Sunday, June 7, 2009 in the Summerlin Hospital Medical Center in Las Vegas, Nevada after suffering an apparent heart attack.
He was born March 29, 1950 in Morehead, Kentucky to Mrs. Velva Clark Caskey and the late O'Rear Caskey.
Ronnie was of the Church of God faith, a 1968 Graduate of Rowan County High School and was the owner of Ron's Classic Automobiles.
Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Velva Clark Caskey of Morehead. Two daughters; Kemberly Lynne Tackett and her husband Mike of Clearfield and Krista Rae Caskey of Morehead. His companion of 25 years Patsy Bumgardner of Morehead and her son Cody and his wife Sarah of Lexington. One brother Robert Lee Caskey of Morehead. Two half-brothers; James Caskey of Morehead and Don Caskey of Florida. Also, several nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be conducted 2:00 P.M. Saturday in the chapel of the Lane-Stucky-Gray Funeral Home with Rev. David Starcher officiating.
Burial will follow in the Brown Cemetery.
Visitation at Lane-Stucky-Gray Funeral Home is after 5:00 P.M. Friday.
Serving as Pall Bearers are Kenny Adkins, Mike Adkins, Joe Carter, Derik Caskey, Lee Dupuy, Steve Goldberg and Roger Hargis.
View memorial and sign guestbook at www.lanestuckygray.com
Oma Marie ‘Moe’ (Caudill) Dailey
1918-2009
FLORIDA - Oma Marie “Moe” (Caudill) Dailey, 90, died Monday, June 8, 2009 in Eustis, Florida. She was born at Blue Banks in Fleming County, Kentucky on November 26, 1918.
Oma married Joseph Daniel “Crow” Dailey, from Cynthiana. At that time, she was working at the Dixie Grill in Morehead, and he was working for the CCCs in Clearfield.
Their first date was a movie at the Cozy Theater. It cost 15 cents to get in. When the couple “eloped” to Blue Stone the next year, Justice-of-the-Peace Jim Rose married them right in the middle of his beer joint. That was April 12, 1937.
The couple had quite a life together in Morehead. They survived the great flood of 1939. They built and ran the Dairy Mart Restaurant on West Main Street as well as several other thriving businesses during the 1940s. And, after rearing two children, William “Bill” Dailey and Joretta Ann Dailey Caprio, they retired to Eustis, Florida in 1956.
Oma Dailey was the daughter of Eva Ellen (Shields) and W.M. “Willie” Caudill. Oma’s husband, Joe Dailey, died in 2000. Also, preceding her in death were her brothers Arvel Caudill, Stanley Caudill, Tommy Caudill, and sister Ruby Caudill Bussell.
She is survived by her only remaining sibling Rose Caudill Simpson, her two children, three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Moe Dailey touched lives everywhere she went and will be greatly missed by her many relatives and friends. She will be buried next to her husband at Greenwood Cemetery. Services will be held this weekend at Hamlin & Hilbish Funeral Home in Eustis, Florida.
Memorial donations should be made to the American Heart Association.
