Jonnie Johnson Jordan of Samson, AL passed away March 10,2026. Jonnie was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and aunt. Born June 9, 1957, to the late Hollis and Yvonne Johnson. Jonnie’s kind and loving nature made her loved by all.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, March 16, 2026, in the chapel of Warren Holloway Ward Funeral Home in Geneva, AL with Rev. Donnie Earles officiating. Burial will follow in the Samson First Free Will Baptist Church Cemetery with Warren Holloway Ward Funeral Home of Geneva directing. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Monday beginning at 10:00 a.m.
She was preceded in death by her brother, Earl Johnson, and her son, Jeffrey Davis.
Her greatest joy in life was her family, who loved her deeply. She leaves behind her husband, Paul Jordan, brother, Billy Johnson, children, Lynn Nelson (Carrie), Michael Davis (Tabitha), Jimmy Jordan (Michelle), Jessica Chambers (Mitch) along with multiple grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.
Mr. Kenneth Lee Kinman, of Hartford, AL, passed away Thursday, March 12, 2026 at Flowers Hospital in Dothan, AL surrounded by his loving wife, children and other family. He was 84.
Funeral services will be held on Sunday, March 15, 2026 at 3:00 PM At Hartford Baptist Church Reverend Scott Cox officiating and Sorrells Funeral Home of Slocomb directing.
The family will receive friends, at the church, beginning at 2:00 PM and continuing until service time.
Family request that flowers be omitted and contributions be made to Hartford Baptist Church.
Kenneth was born August 25, 1941 in Poplar Grove, KY to the late Hiram and Emma Kinman. He married the love of his life and remained together for 64 years until he was called hone to be with his Lord and Savior. Kenneth was a loving father, friend, and mentor to everyone that knew him. He was a master carpenter and worked with several contractors at different power plants. He found joy and loved while hunting, fishing, and in music. His greatest love of all was being able to help others. Kenneth served as a deacon, Sunday school teacher, on the building committee, and bus ministry at Hartford Baptist Church.
In addition to his parents; brothers: Estel Kinman and James Kinman; sisters: Nadine Martin, Betty Hunter, Linda Woodyard, and Glenda Smith; nephew, Aaron Kinman; niece, Karen Bryant; daughter-in-law, Becky Kinman; great grandson, Finn Hales Kinman all preceded him in death.
Mr. Kenneth leaves behind a loving family including his wife, Geraldine Simpson Kinman; sons: Michael Keith Kinman (Sandy) and Danny Lee Kinman; grandchildren: Michael Keith Kinman, Jr(Tara), Matthew Lee Kinman (Bailey), Samuel Carthell Kinman (Kara), Hughston Lee Kinman; great grandchildren: Ayden Michael Kinman, Skylar Colden Kinman, Gavin Lee Kinman, Samuel Blake Kinman, Harrison Lee Kinman, Ellis Hatcher Kinman, Jack Hales Kniman, Barrett Alexander Kinman; sister, Freida Stephenson (Wayne); brothers: Thurman Kinman (Claudia) and Harold Kinman (Teresa) , and other extended family and friends.
Wynona Gwen (Hall) Driskell, 66, a resident of Dothan, passed away on Thursday, March 5, 2026, at her residence.
A private family burial was held at Pinckard Memorial Cemetery.
Wynona was born August 22, 1959, in Columbus, Georgia, to Jessie Jerome & Beverly (Clark) Hall. During the early years of her life, they moved to Houston County. She attended Wicksburg High School, and later Enterprise State Community College. Wynona worked as a police officer with the Dothan Police Department.
She is preceded in death by her brother, Gary Jerome Hall.
She is survived by her parents, Jessie Jerome Hall & Beverly (Clark) Hall of Dothan.
Glover Funeral Home has been entrusted with the arrangements. (334) 699-3888.
Robert P. “Bob” Coldiron, III, a steadfast and honorable man, passed away peacefully in Dothan, Alabama, on March 12, 2026. Born on May 30, 1937, in Danville, Kentucky, Bob’s life was a testament to the values of God, family, and country, which he held dear to his heart until his last breath.
Bob’s journey began as the cherished son of his parents, Robert Potter Coldiron, Jr. and Connie Lane Coldiron, in Danville, KY, where he spent his formative years. His life was one of dedicated service, as he retired as a Command Sergeant Major after over 20 years in the US Army. Bob’s military career was distinguished by his service in both the Korean and Vietnam Wars, where his bravery and leadership earned him the respect and admiration of those who served alongside him.
Known for his loving nature, Bob was a devoted husband to his late wife, Elderene Ball Coldiron, with whom he shared 66 years of marriage. Together, they built a family founded on love and resilience. Bob’s legacy is carried on by his daughters, Laura Coldiron and Cathy Sahagun; his grandchildren, Joey Sahagun, Courtenay Nerbonne, Christine Bridges, and Casey Vaught; and his five great-grandchildren, who will miss his presence immensely. He is also survived by his sister, Wendy Allen. Bob was preceded in death by his beloved son, Robert Mark Coldiron, and his sisters, Carol Card and Diane Sharp, who now welcome him with open arms.
Bob’s life was a reflection of his interests and values. A proud Veteran, he was a strong and independent man who raised his family with the same strength and independence. His love for fishing and Bible study provided him with tranquility and spiritual fulfillment. Bob was a man of integrity—what you saw was what you got with him. As a strict but loving father, he instilled in his children the importance of courage and faith.
Active in his community, Bob was a member of St. Columba Catholic Church, where he served as a Grand Knight in the Knights of Columbus. His faith was a cornerstone of his existence, and he lived it out through his actions and commitment to his church.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held for Bob at 11 am on Tuesday, March 17, 2026, at St. Columba Catholic Church, with Father Jim Dane presiding. Bob will be laid to rest with full military honors beside his beloved wife at Sunset Memorial Park, ensuring they will be side by side for eternity. Additionally, the family will receive friends from 4-5:30 pm and a rosary service will take place at 5:30 pm on Monday, March 16, 2026, at Sunset Funeral Home, offering a chance for friends and family to gather and remember a man who was the epitome of loving, courageous, and faith-filled.
Bob Coldiron’s life was a beacon of dedication and love. He will be remembered for his unwavering commitment to his family, his country, and his faith. His memory will continue to inspire those who knew him, and his spirit will remain a guiding light for his family, now and always.
Daisy Nell Flatt, aged 90, passed away peacefully on March 12, 2026, in Dothan, Alabama, surrounded by the love of her family and the compassionate staff of Gentiva Hospice and Extendicare. Born in Rehobeth, Alabama, on November 10, 1935, to Charlie and Carmel Battles, Nell’s life was marked by her steadfast devotion to her loved ones, her unwavering faith, and her zest for life.
A true matriarch, Nell was predeceased by her beloved husband of 64 years, Pierce Flatt, her son Steve Flatt, her grandson Zane Flatt, her parents, and her brother Johns Battles. Her legacy continues through her loving children, Robert Flatt (Jana) and Lisa Bone (Tommy); her cherished grandchildren, Jeremy Flatt (Veronica), Stephanie (Robbie) Bates, Amber (Lance) Tucker, Troy (Alesha) Flatt, Zana Arnold, Connor Flatt (Stephanie), Carrie-Grace Knight (Hunter), Logan Cantrell (Ryan), Zach Bone (Logan), and Alex Wagner (Shelby); and her 28 great-grandchildren who brought immense joy to her heart.
Nell’s life was a tapestry of love and service, woven with her exceptional skills as a seamstress. Her quilts were not just blankets; they were stories of her love, stitched together for her family to cherish. She poured her creative spirit into making costumes for plays and homemade clothes, ensuring that every thread sewn was a testament to her care. Nell’s home, always immaculate, was an open haven where she entertained and served people with grace and a warm smile.
Her spunky side was as much a part of her as her gentle nature. Nell met Pierce while he was serving in the Army, and their love story was one for the ages. After moving to Texas in 1957, they later returned to Dothan in 1971, where they continued their adventures—traveling the world together and creating memories that would last a lifetime. She eventually moved to Montgomery for a time before coming back home to Dothan.
A woman of deep faith, Nell was a member of Westgate Church of Christ in Dothan from 1971 to 2007. She later attended the University Church of Christ in Montgomery before eventually returning to Dothan. Her love for reading, especially her Bible, was a cornerstone of her life, guiding her in her daily walk and in her role as a supportive mother and incredible mother-in-law.
Nell’s presence in her children’s lives was unwavering; she was always there to lend a hand, make holidays special, and share her wisdom. Her grandchildren and great-grandchildren knew her as a kind, funny, and strong woman who could always be counted on for a loving hug, a delicious meal, and encouragement.
Her caretaker, Margie Barnes, became a cherished part of Nell’s extended family, caring for her with kindness and dedication.
Nell Flatt’s life was a beautiful reflection of her love for her family, her passion for life, and her commitment to her faith. She will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who were blessed to know her. Her spirit will live on in the hearts of those she touched, and her legacy will continue to inspire those she leaves behind.
