James E. Davis, Jr. Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer Vice President of Administration, CFSP. jdavis@billsmcgaugh.com Jimmy is a 2002 graduate of John A. Gupton College in Nashville,TN. He has lived in Franklin and Columbia all of his life and has family that reside in Marshall County.  Jimmy joined the Bills McGaugh Family Home as a full time Funeral Director & Embalmer on February 23, 2006, but had worked at the funeral home on a part time basis since 2003. Jimmy became licensed in the State of Tennessee in 2002, and has been affiliated with funeral service for 17 years. He has been in Funeral Home management before coming to Lewisburg and is a certified crematory operator.  He is a member of the Lawrence Grove Baptist Church. He was voted as a senior superlative in his senior class of 1993. He is an integral part of the Bills McGaugh Family, and Marshall County. Jimmy and his wife, Jennifer, weremarried September of 2003. They have a 3 year old son, Nicholas.

Bills-McGaugh Part-Time Staff (non-licensed): No funeral home can operate without the invaluable support of a part-time staff. Each of these attendants work together to help provide the caring and compassionate service for which Bills-McGaugh Funeral Home Inc. and Sunset Park have become known. The staff is seen during visitations, funerals, and committal services offering a helping hand to a family member, florist, or cemetery worker. They provide a friendly smile, words of comfort, or just a shoulder to lean on during difficult times.  Lori Allen became associated with Bills McGaugh Funeral Home in October of 2007.  A native of Marshall County, she graduated from Tennessee Technical School in Murfreesboro, and earned her CNA license at Community Care of Rutherford County.  She was employeed at Inter-City Products for 4 years,Teledyne EMS for 2 years, and graduated fire school in November of 2007.  She is currently a member of the Berlin Volunteer Fire Department and is a member of the Church of Christ. She is married to Scott Allen and they have two boys, Andrew and Christopher, also a step daughter Brittany Allen and three step grandchildren. Lori oversees the office administrative duties such as answering phones, video tributes, help with filing insurance documents, cemetery files and much more. Lori loves collecting antique furniture, painting, and the outdoors. Lori strives to provide excellent family service.     Tom Sumners became associated with Bills McGaugh Funeral Home in August of 2000. He is a native of Giles County and a graduate of Elkton High School. He was employed with Inter-City Products for twenty-eight years and the Lewisburg Gas Department for almost five years. As a charter member of Parkview Baptist Church, he serves as a deacon, Sunday school director, and as church clerk. One of his hobbies is involvement with the Tennessee Walking Horse Association. He writes a column in the local newspaper entitled "LET THE HORSE TALK". He served eight years from 1994-2002 on the Marshall County Commission, Chairman from 1998-2002. He also serves on the Lewisburg Community Development Board. He is married to the former Judy Leverette and they have one daughter, Stacye Burgett and one son, Scott and four granddaughters. Tom strives to maintain the tradition that Bills McGaugh Funeral Home is proud of setting.  He continure to serve Marshall County citizens with honesty, respect, and confidence.    Mr. William (Bill) Holly, a native of Marshall County, is a graduate from Marshall County High School and a veteran of the United States Air Force. He retired from Heil Quaker Cooperation with over thirty four years of service. He presently serves on the Lewisburg Planning and Zoning Commission. He has been associated with Bills McGaugh Funeral Home for over twenty-six years. He has been a funeral assistant since 1982. He is married to the former Milbrey Joyce and they have two sons, Rhea and Paul Holly. He is a member of the First Untied Methodist Church of Lewisburg and a member of the Lewisburg Elks Lodge.   Mr. Wayne Winsett is a resident of Petersburg,TN. He became assossiated with Bills McGaugh Funeral Home in 2000. He ran a service station on the square in Petersburg for over twenty years and is a retired United Postal Service Rural Carrier with over twenty years of service. He is a member of the Cane Creek Church of Christ. One of his hobbies is woodworking.   Mr.Jerry T. Tate became associated with Bills McGaugh Funeral Home in 2004. He is a native of Marshall County. He graduated from Cornersville High School in 1962. He retired from Inter-City Cooperation in 2003 with over fourty years of service.  He is a member of the Richland Cumerland Presbyterian Church in the Springplace Community where he serves as an elder. His hobbies include woodworking, small engine repair, meeting and greeting people. He is married to the former Elaine Davis. They have two daughters and a son, three grandchildren and one great grandchild.