In Loving Memory of
Jesse Clark Benton
(June 8, 1958 - August 27, 2006)
&
Bobbie Sue Benton
(August 21, 1956 - August 27, 2006)

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Jesse Clark Benton, 48, and Bobbie Sue Demrow Benton, 50, of Stanford, passed away Sunday, August 27, 2006 in Lexington, Kentucky. Clark graduated from Lincoln Co. High School in 1976, was a graduate of University of New Mexico, Albuquerque in 1986, attended Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California in 1997, and was a member of the Fort Logan Church of Christ. He was a retired Major in the United Stated marine Corp. where he earned the following decorations; Navy Commendation Medal (2nd Award), Navy Achievement Medal, Meritorious Mast, Good Conduct Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (4th Award), Meritorious Unit Commendation (2nd Award), National Defense Service medal and Overseas Service Ribbon. He was currently employed by General Dynamics Network Systems in Arlington, Virginia.
Bobbie Sue Demrow Benton graduated from Lincoln Co. High School in 1974. She was employed by Tinder Kraus Tinder of Danville, was a Fort Logan Hospital Auxiliary member, a member of the Fort Logan Church of Christ.

If you would, please take a moment to sign their guestbook, it will mean a lot to the family & friends. 

Please sign the guestbook

Feel free to send any pictures or stories that you'd like to share with others, I'll add them to this webpage.
This page will be updated as I receive new pictures, so feel free to visit it frequently.

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News Articles on Clark & Bobbie

Clark and Bobbie Benton: Deeply involved in church (8/29/06)
Profiles of all on board (9/3/06)
Clark, Bobbie Benton left a legacy to follow (9/2/02)
Plane Crash: Birthday trip for Stanford couple turns tragic (8/28/06)

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Photos

Funeral services program:

Newspapers:

Richard said they had a professional photographer come in and get some pictures,
and those pictures will be posted here when I get a copy.
Also, the slide show that was playing at the "Visitation" services, will be either posted here,
or you can request a copy and I'll send it to you.

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"We at Delta Air Lines want to extend our heartfelt sympathy and full support to everyone affected by the Comair accident,
including family and friends of those onboard as well as our Comair colleagues. We are working closely with Comair to provide
the resources necessary to assist in any way possible with this tragic event."
-Delta CEO Gerald Grinstein

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News Coverage of Accident
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