Jett Williams husband Keith gone home

[Danny Hammers]

ADKINSON, Fletcher Keith Of Nashville, TN, a dedicated ambassador to the country music community, serving on multiple boards of directors, acting a legal liaison for celebrity friends and the ultimate client the Estate of Hank Williams, passed away at the age of 69. On Wednesday, June 19, 2013, Fletcher Keith Adkinson was called home by the Master. He was a man of great knowledge and an inspiration to all. He will be sorely missed by his family and his multitude of friends and colleagues. Funeral services for Keith Adkinson will be conducted Monday, June 24 at 1 p.m. from the Alexander Funeral Home Chapel in Lafayette, Tennessee with Reverend Sid Leak, officiating. Serving as Active Pallbearers will be LeRoy Van Dyke, Larry Finks, Lee Gillick, Jason Moore, Jeremy Parsons, Jeanne Pruett, and T.G. Shepperd. Honorary Pallbearers are Razzy Bailey, Kathie Baillie, Moe Bandy, Emy Joe Bilbery, Keith Bilbrey, Bobby Bradley, Ty Brannon, Michael Bonagura, Jim Ed Brown, Jay Chugg, Helen Cornelius, Christi Dalton, Jamey Davis, Cliff Dinnen, Jim Dooley, Jimmy Fortune, David Frizzell, Eddie Fulton, Guy Gilchrist, Danny Joe, Kelly Lang, Hank Adam Locklin, David McCormick, Sam Moore, Collin Raye, Tom Roland, Carolyn Tate, Big Wayne, Kirt Webster, Jeremy Westby, Bob Whittaker, Hilary Williams, Holly Williams, and Leona Williams. A Private Interment will follow in the Adkinson - Williams Cemetery. Visitation will begin Sunday evening at the Alexander Funeral Home Chapel from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. with Masonic Rights starting at 7 p.m. by the Lafayette Masonic Lodge F& M #543. Visitation will continue Monday morning from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. service time. Keith is survived by wife Jett Adkinson Williams of Hartsville, TN; son Frederick Keith Adkinson of Montana; and one grandson. ALEXANDER FUNERAL HOME, Directors, in charge of arrangements. (615) 666-2189 or www.alexanderfh.com.


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[Ben Lawson]

R.I.P. Keith. Danny thanks for this information. We met Keith some years ago and got to spend time with him and Jett on several occassions. Our prayers go out to their family.

[Byron McCollum]

I played steel for Jett while Don Helms recovered from an accident that injured his hand. When Don returned to the band, I stayed with the group playing lead guitar. Working with Don Helms was one of the greatest experiences of my musical career. In 2000, Jett and Keith took me to Norway with them on a ten day/four show tour as their band leader. It was my first trip overseas. Jett and Keith were first class all the way... best hotels, food... everything! R.I.P. "Fletch", I will always remember the great times we shared.

[Russ Hicks]

I'm thankful for the good times with Kieth, Jett, and the Men Of Steel.