Michael Lawless, age 57, of Jamestown

February 14, 2020 Sean Hammond Obituaries

Michael Lawless, age 57, of Jamestown, passed away Friday, February 14^th, 2020 at the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington,

He is survived by:

One Daughter

Tiffany Bingham of Louisville

Mother

Wanda Lawless of Jamestown

Three Brothers

Ronnie and Ricky Lawless, both of Jamestown
Rodney Lawless of Arizona

One grandchild also survives.

A private graveside service for Michael Lawless will be held Monday, February 17^th at 12:00 pm the R.J. Lawless Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to the Jamestown Christian Church. Bernard Funeral Home in Russell Springs is in charge of the arrangements.

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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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