Jonathan S. Huddleston, age 29, Formerly of Russell County

January 15, 2020 Sean Hammond Obituaries

Jonathan S. Huddleston, age 29, of Etowah, North Carolina, formerly of Russell County, passed away Monday, January 13^th, 2020 at his residence.

He is survived by:

His Parents

Virginia Huddleston of North Carolina
Steward Huddleston of Corbin

Two Sons

Clay Kent and Cayden Huddleston, both of Russell Springs

Three Brothers

Aaron Huddleston of Jamestown
Derrick Roberts of Somerset
Christopher Roberts of Liberty

Funeral services for Jonathan Huddleston will be held Saturday, January 18^th at 1:00 pm at the H.E. Pruitt Memory Chapel with burial in the Jamestown Cemetery. Friends may call for visitation after 11:00 am Saturday at the H.E. Pruitt Memory Chapel in Jamestown. Memorial donations can be made to help with funeral expenses, these can be made the funeral home.

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Sean Hammond is the host of "Laker Country Afternoons" Monday thru Friday from 2:00 to 5:00 pm and a contributor to lakercountry.com.

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