Bill J. Queener, age 72, of Jacksboro passed away peacefully at home on Thursday, May 22,

2025. Together with his wife Sharon, Bill spent many years enjoying and caring for their

property in Jacksboro-‘the hollar’, a place Bill always called his dream. He had a deep love for

the outdoors, hunting, fishing and exploring God’s beautiful creation. After many years of

service, Bill was a retiree of LaFollette Utilities.

“His true wealth was in his generous heart. And what endless wealth he did have.”

He is preceded in death by parents, Tom and Gladys McGhee Queener.

He is survived by his loving wife of 40 years, Sharon Marlow Queener

Son: Levi and wife Kimberly Kirby Queener

Grandsons: Brooks Queener and Palmer Queener.

Brother: Tom and wife Deb Queener

Sisters: Nancy and husband Ken Starrett; Kathy Queener Wilson

Several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends.

At Bill’s request, a private Interment was held, there will be a celebration of Bill’s life on

Monday June 9th at 9:00 am at Cove Creek – Hatmaker Point. This will be a time of sharing

stories and pictures from the many memories that he has left us with.  At the families request, videos and photos can be uploaded to the tribute wall to be shared at the Celebration of Life.  

In lieu of flowers we ask that contributions be made to: Tennessee Wildlife Federations at

www.tnwf.org or other organizations of your choice that promote hunting, fishing and other

outdoor activities for youth.

Arrangements by Cross-Smith Funeral Home

Condolences may be given online to the family of Bill J. Queener at http://www.cross-smithfuneralhome.com

2 Replies to “Bill J. Queener, age 72, of Jacksboro”

  1. Sharon, I am so deeply sorry for your loss and also for your family’s loss. Bill was a wonderful man. You were definitely right he loved the outdoors and he loved God and the people that he cared for he cared for deeply. He will be missed by so many. It’s always good to know that he’s gonna be in my heart forever.

  2. I have never met a more friendly, genuine person. I will miss him more than any words can express.

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