Gail James Barrom Martin

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Gail James Barrom Martin, 72, of Louisville, Kentucky, passed away on December 4, 2022 surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Louisville, Kentucky on September 4, 1950 to Curtis and Dorothy Louise James and was raised alongside two sisters.

Gail was a graduate from Butler High School, class of 1968. She went on to achieve her Associates Degree in Court Reporting. She worked as a both caregiver in the healthcare industry and a customer service affiliate with Churchill Downs and the Kentucky State Fairgrounds. She was a very motivated and dedicated person, always seeking to help people. She was a big animal lover, having many four-legged companions who were her everything. She had her third degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do; she was very proud of her many achievements in martial arts. Gail loved to dance, was very outgoing, and was a big UK fan. She was an overwhelmingly loving and supportive mother and grandmother to her family, always putting her family first.

Gail is preceded by her parents, Curtis and Dorothy Louise James; her grandparents, Milford and Regina Cline and Leslie and Nina James, and her infant son, Daryl Hack Jr.; She leaves behind to cherish her memory her daughter, Jane "Janie" Barrom Flaherty; her grandchildren, Brandi Flaherty (Juan Figueroa) and Kayla Flaherty; her great-grandchild, Carson Wayne Figueroa; her loving companion of 18 years, Jose Luis Gomez-Noy; her sisters, Regina (Randal) Broyles and Vanessa (Steve) Snyder; her nieces, Sonja Broyles, Tiffany Broyles (Chris) Yost, and Deanna (Matt) Blake, and her nephew, Clayton Snyder; her grandnieces, Evelyn Yost and Agnes Yost, and her grandnephew, Oscar Yost, as well as other relatives and friends who will all miss her dearly and dedicate their lives to continuing her legacy.

Visitation will be on Thursday, December 8, 2022 at Newcomer Cremations, Funerals, and Receptions (235 Juneau Drive, Louisville, KY 40243) from 2:00pm – 5:00pm with a memorial service to begin at 5:00pm.

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Gail James Barrom Martin, de 72 años, de Louisville, Kentucky, falleció el 4 de diciembre de 2022 rodeada de su amada familia. Nació en Louisville, Kentucky el 4 de septiembre de 1950 de Curtis y Dorothy Louise James y se crió junto a dos hermanas.

Gail se graduó de Butler High School, promoción de 1968. Obtuvo su título de asociado en informes judiciales. Trabajó como cuidadora en la industria de la salud y como afiliada de servicio al cliente en Churchill Downs y Kentucky State Fairgrounds. Era una persona muy motivada y dedicada, siempre buscando ayudar a las personas. Era una gran amante de los animales, tenía muchos compañeros de cuatro patas que eran todo para ella. Obtuvo su cinturón negro de tercer grado en Tae Kwon Do; estaba muy orgullosa de sus muchos logros en las artes marciales. A Gail le encantaba bailar, era muy extrovertida y era una gran fan del Reino Unido. Fue una madre y abuela abrumadoramente amorosa y solidaria con su familia, siempre poniendo a su familia en primer lugar.

Gail es precedida por sus padres, Curtis y Dorothy Louise James; sus abuelos, Milford y Regina Cline y Leslie y Nina James, y su hijo pequeño, Daryl Hack Jr.; Ella deja atrás para atesorar su memoria a su hija, Jane "Janie" Barrom Flaherty; sus nietos, Brandi Flaherty (Juan Figueroa) y Kayla Flaherty; su bisnieto, Carson Wayne Figueroa; su amado compañero de 18 años, José Luis Gómez-Noy; sus hermanas, Regina (Randal) Broyles y Vanessa (Steve) Snyder; sus sobrinas, Sonja Broyles, Tiffany Broyles (Chris) Yost y Deanna (Matt) Blake, y su sobrino, Clayton Snyder; sus sobrinas nietas, Evelyn Yost y Agnes Yost, y su sobrino nieto, Oscar Yost, así como otros familiares y amigos que la extrañarán mucho y dedicarán sus vidas a continuar con su legado.

El velorio será el jueves 8 de diciembre de 2022 en Newcomer Cremations, Funerals and Receptions (235 Juneau Drive, Louisville, KY 40243) de 2:00 p. m. a 5:00 p. m. con un servicio conmemorativo que comenzará a las 5:00 p. m.