Outstanding Service is Our #1 Priority

Get to know the Jennings-Moore-Cortner Funeral Home staff, dedicated to helping families celebrate a life lived. We provide peace of mind, available 24/7 for your convenience.

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Bob Cortner Owner, Funeral Director & Embalmer

Bob Cortner purchased Moore Funeral Home in 1966 from Mrs. Watson Moore and changed the name to Moore-Cortner Funeral Home. Bob attend the Kentucky School of Mortuary Science where he obtained his funeral director and embalmer’s license. 

1966 was a momentous year for Bob. Besides purchasing the funeral home, he was married to June Gentry. They have one son, Jim who is also a Funeral Director and Embalmer. Jim works with his dad at the funeral home.

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Jim Cortner Owner, Funeral Director & Embalmer jim@moorecortner.com

Jim Cortner was born and raised in Winchester, Tennesse. Jim graduated Franklin County High School and Gupton-Jones College of Funeral Service in Atlanta, Georgia and obtained his degree in funeral servce. He is a licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer. 

Jim is a member of the Winchester Masonic Lodge where he is a 32nd degree Master Mason and Shriner. He and his wife, Holly have one son, Robert and they live in Winchester. They are members at the Winchester Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

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Robert Cortner Funeral Home Support Staff ~ Certified Celebrant

A native of Franklin County, Robert grew up watching his dad and grandfather serving the families of this community.  Robert is a fifth-generation employee of Moore-Cortner Funeral Home and looks forward to continuing in the family business.  He enjoys meeting new families as well as continuing relationships already established.  When not at work, Robert enjoys golfing and is an avid University of Tennessee Athletics fan.  He also enjoys spending time at Tennessee Walking Horse Shows, an industry he has participated in since he was five.  Robert is the son of Jim and Holly Cortner and the grandson of Bob and June Cortner and Bill and Rebecca Pyron.  He is married to Emily Zahnd Cortner, formerly of Decatur, Alabama.  Feel free to come by and visit with Robert anytime.

 

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Holly Cortner Chief Operations Officer

Holly brings years of leadership and an unmatched level of compassion to the team here at Moore-Cortner and Jennings Moore-Cortner Funeral Homes as our Chief Operations Officer. Holly is married to Jim Cortner and has one son named Robert. Her parents are Bill and Rebecca Pyron of Winchester and her grandparents are Skip and Martha Parks of Fayetteville. Holly enjoys living in Winchester and is a member of Winchester Cumberland Presbyterian Church. 

She enjoys spending time with family and friends and invites you to stop by and visit with her.

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Suzanne Fanning Office Manager

Suzanne is the Hostess (non-licensed) at our Jennings Moore-Corter Funeral Home in Lynchburg, TN. She attended school at Moore County High School and enjoyed 28 years working at Harlan's Flowers in Lynchburg.
Suzanne is proud to call Moore County home and attends church at Liberty Hill Church of Christ. She is married to Clay Fanning. Together, they have two children (Lacy Ivey and Clint Fanning) and Grandchildren.

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Mark Neal Support Staff

Mark is proud to serve as a Greeter for the families of our Jennings-Moore-Cortner location. He is a Lynchburg resident and also serves as Fire Chief for the Metro Moore County Fire Department.
He is married to Lisa Neal and they have a daughter named Kari who is married to Trey Bell.
Mark and Lisa attend church at Marble Plains Baptist Church and they enjoy traveling and spending time with grandchildren: Gavin Donegan, Ryker Bell and Averlee Bell.

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Jennifer Jackson, CCO Funeral Director, Embalmer, Certified Crematory Operator, Notary

Jennifer adds great value to our families by way of years of local service in the funeral industry. She is a graduate of Franklin County High School and John A. Gupton Mortuary College. Jennifer lives in Winchester with husband Casey and their two daughters Adalynn & Alanna. She is the daughter of Joretta Goins and Donald (Karen) Jones and the granddaughter of Elmer and Edna Goins and Kenneth and Marlene Jones. 

Jennifer serves as Board Member of the Franklin County Raise A Reader program.

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Scot Bradford Family Services Counselor, Franklin Memorial Gardens Manager, & Certified Celebrant

Scot is very excited to serve our families with a specialized focus on Cemetery and Monuments. He takes great pride in helping families through very difficult times. Scot joined the Moore-Cortner family in 2015 and is also a licensed insurance agent for the State of Tennessee. 

Scot is a native of Franklin County and attended Huntland High School. He and his wife of 19 years-Erica, and son-Weber live in Winchester. Scot enjoys playing golf, reading and attending church at Kings Cross in Tullahoma. 

Scot invites you and your family to stop and allow him to make a new friend and learn how he can serve you the way you deserve.

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Davis Sons Family Services Counselor / Funeral Director & Embalmer

Davis was born in Winchester, Tennessee and is a graduate of Franklin County High School and Gupton-Jones College of Mortuary Science in Atlanta, Georgia. He is a licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer in Tennessee and Alabama. He is also licensed as a Pre-Need Funeral Agent in Tennessee along with holding licenses in Property, Casualty, Life and Health Insurance

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Brenda Taylor Personalization Specialist (Non-Licensed)

Brenda Taylor is our non-licensed Personalization Specialist. Brenda currently lives in Winchester with her husband, Charles, and they have one son, Eric. 

She is a member of “The House of Prayer” in Decherd and considers her role here as part of her ministry. 

Brenda brings a very valuable level of experience in the Senior Care Industry and loves to help families memorialize their loved-one through the personalization process. Brenda invites you to stop by and say “hi” at any time convenient.

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Casey Jackson, CCO Funeral Director & Certified Crematory Operator

Casey is a native of Franklin County and brings several years of local funeral home experience to the families that we serve. He is a graduate of Franklin County High School, Motlow State Community College and Pittsburg Institute of Mortuary Science. 

Casey lives in Winchester with wife Jennifer and their two daughters Adalynn & Alanna. He is the son of Lisa (Mark) Limbaugh and Curtis Jackson and the Grandson of Bill and Mildress Harris.

In his spare time, he enjoys hunting, fishing, soccer, and spending time with his family.

Casey is very involved with the community where he serves as the Franklin County Soccer Association president.  He also coached soccer at Franklin County High School for over 10 years, served on the Winchester Developement Program Board, and the Design Review Committee.  

Casey also is a licensed insurance and preneed sales agent with the State of Tennessee.

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Shiro Burnette Sr Support Staff ~ Monument Sales ~ Certified Celebrant

Shiro Burnette Sr. is a dedicated member of the Moore-Cortner Funeral Home staff. He has resided in Franklin County for 42 years alongside his wife of 27 years, Ericka Burnette, and their three children, Sasha, Bria and Shiro II. His professional background has granted him the opportunity to be of service in the United States Army, manage production exports in the automotive industry, and guide communities through 16 years of ministry.

Shiro utilizes these past experiences to serve the surrounding communities with dignity and respect. Moore-Cortner Funeral Home has committed itself to operating as a caring and supportive institution, and he is honored to continue to this mission. Shiro invites you to let him know if he may be of assistance to you and your family.

 

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Rev. Todd Coutta Support Staff, Chaplin, & Certified Celebrant

Reverend Todd Coutta is very proud to serve our families as Support Staff and Chaplain and began his career here in 1994. Todd resides in Winchester and is thankful for his wife: Alanna, Daughters; Susie and Brianna, Step-Son: Brandon and twin Grand Daughters: Savanah and Makayla. 

Todd enjoys helping people, fishing, kayaking, shooting and flying drones. He always counts it a privilege to chat with the kind folks he encounters on a daily basis.

Bob Cortner

Owner, Funeral Director & Embalmer
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Bob Cortner purchased Moore Funeral Home in 1966 from Mrs. Watson Moore and changed the name to Moore-Cortner Funeral Home. Bob attend the Kentucky School of Mortuary Science where he obtained his funeral director and embalmer’s license. 

1966 was a momentous year for Bob. Besides purchasing the funeral home, he was married to June Gentry. They have one son, Jim who is also a Funeral Director and Embalmer. Jim works with his dad at the funeral home.

Jim Cortner

Owner, Funeral Director & Embalmer
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Jim Cortner was born and raised in Winchester, Tennesse. Jim graduated Franklin County High School and Gupton-Jones College of Funeral Service in Atlanta, Georgia and obtained his degree in funeral servce. He is a licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer. 

Jim is a member of the Winchester Masonic Lodge where he is a 32nd degree Master Mason and Shriner. He and his wife, Holly have one son, Robert and they live in Winchester. They are members at the Winchester Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Robert Cortner

Funeral Home Support Staff ~ Certified Celebrant
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A native of Franklin County, Robert grew up watching his dad and grandfather serving the families of this community.  Robert is a fifth-generation employee of Moore-Cortner Funeral Home and looks forward to continuing in the family business.  He enjoys meeting new families as well as continuing relationships already established.  When not at work, Robert enjoys golfing and is an avid University of Tennessee Athletics fan.  He also enjoys spending time at Tennessee Walking Horse Shows, an industry he has participated in since he was five.  Robert is the son of Jim and Holly Cortner and the grandson of Bob and June Cortner and Bill and Rebecca Pyron.  He is married to Emily Zahnd Cortner, formerly of Decatur, Alabama.  Feel free to come by and visit with Robert anytime.

 

Holly Cortner

Chief Operations Officer
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Holly brings years of leadership and an unmatched level of compassion to the team here at Moore-Cortner and Jennings Moore-Cortner Funeral Homes as our Chief Operations Officer. Holly is married to Jim Cortner and has one son named Robert. Her parents are Bill and Rebecca Pyron of Winchester and her grandparents are Skip and Martha Parks of Fayetteville. Holly enjoys living in Winchester and is a member of Winchester Cumberland Presbyterian Church. 

She enjoys spending time with family and friends and invites you to stop by and visit with her.

Suzanne Fanning

Office Manager
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Suzanne is the Hostess (non-licensed) at our Jennings Moore-Corter Funeral Home in Lynchburg, TN. She attended school at Moore County High School and enjoyed 28 years working at Harlan's Flowers in Lynchburg.
Suzanne is proud to call Moore County home and attends church at Liberty Hill Church of Christ. She is married to Clay Fanning. Together, they have two children (Lacy Ivey and Clint Fanning) and Grandchildren.

Mark Neal

Support Staff
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Mark is proud to serve as a Greeter for the families of our Jennings-Moore-Cortner location. He is a Lynchburg resident and also serves as Fire Chief for the Metro Moore County Fire Department.
He is married to Lisa Neal and they have a daughter named Kari who is married to Trey Bell.
Mark and Lisa attend church at Marble Plains Baptist Church and they enjoy traveling and spending time with grandchildren: Gavin Donegan, Ryker Bell and Averlee Bell.

Jennifer Jackson, CCO

Funeral Director, Embalmer, Certified Crematory Operator, Notary
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Jennifer adds great value to our families by way of years of local service in the funeral industry. She is a graduate of Franklin County High School and John A. Gupton Mortuary College. Jennifer lives in Winchester with husband Casey and their two daughters Adalynn & Alanna. She is the daughter of Joretta Goins and Donald (Karen) Jones and the granddaughter of Elmer and Edna Goins and Kenneth and Marlene Jones. 

Jennifer serves as Board Member of the Franklin County Raise A Reader program.

Scot Bradford

Family Services Counselor, Franklin Memorial Gardens Manager, & Certified Celebrant
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Scot is very excited to serve our families with a specialized focus on Cemetery and Monuments. He takes great pride in helping families through very difficult times. Scot joined the Moore-Cortner family in 2015 and is also a licensed insurance agent for the State of Tennessee. 

Scot is a native of Franklin County and attended Huntland High School. He and his wife of 19 years-Erica, and son-Weber live in Winchester. Scot enjoys playing golf, reading and attending church at Kings Cross in Tullahoma. 

Scot invites you and your family to stop and allow him to make a new friend and learn how he can serve you the way you deserve.

Davis Sons

Family Services Counselor / Funeral Director & Embalmer
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Davis was born in Winchester, Tennessee and is a graduate of Franklin County High School and Gupton-Jones College of Mortuary Science in Atlanta, Georgia. He is a licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer in Tennessee and Alabama. He is also licensed as a Pre-Need Funeral Agent in Tennessee along with holding licenses in Property, Casualty, Life and Health Insurance

Brenda Taylor

Personalization Specialist (Non-Licensed)
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Brenda Taylor is our non-licensed Personalization Specialist. Brenda currently lives in Winchester with her husband, Charles, and they have one son, Eric. 

She is a member of “The House of Prayer” in Decherd and considers her role here as part of her ministry. 

Brenda brings a very valuable level of experience in the Senior Care Industry and loves to help families memorialize their loved-one through the personalization process. Brenda invites you to stop by and say “hi” at any time convenient.

Casey Jackson, CCO

Funeral Director & Certified Crematory Operator
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Casey is a native of Franklin County and brings several years of local funeral home experience to the families that we serve. He is a graduate of Franklin County High School, Motlow State Community College and Pittsburg Institute of Mortuary Science. 

Casey lives in Winchester with wife Jennifer and their two daughters Adalynn & Alanna. He is the son of Lisa (Mark) Limbaugh and Curtis Jackson and the Grandson of Bill and Mildress Harris.

In his spare time, he enjoys hunting, fishing, soccer, and spending time with his family.

Casey is very involved with the community where he serves as the Franklin County Soccer Association president.  He also coached soccer at Franklin County High School for over 10 years, served on the Winchester Developement Program Board, and the Design Review Committee.  

Casey also is a licensed insurance and preneed sales agent with the State of Tennessee.

Shiro Burnette Sr

Support Staff ~ Monument Sales ~ Certified Celebrant
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Shiro Burnette Sr. is a dedicated member of the Moore-Cortner Funeral Home staff. He has resided in Franklin County for 42 years alongside his wife of 27 years, Ericka Burnette, and their three children, Sasha, Bria and Shiro II. His professional background has granted him the opportunity to be of service in the United States Army, manage production exports in the automotive industry, and guide communities through 16 years of ministry.

Shiro utilizes these past experiences to serve the surrounding communities with dignity and respect. Moore-Cortner Funeral Home has committed itself to operating as a caring and supportive institution, and he is honored to continue to this mission. Shiro invites you to let him know if he may be of assistance to you and your family.

 

Rev. Todd Coutta

Support Staff, Chaplin, & Certified Celebrant
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Reverend Todd Coutta is very proud to serve our families as Support Staff and Chaplain and began his career here in 1994. Todd resides in Winchester and is thankful for his wife: Alanna, Daughters; Susie and Brianna, Step-Son: Brandon and twin Grand Daughters: Savanah and Makayla. 

Todd enjoys helping people, fishing, kayaking, shooting and flying drones. He always counts it a privilege to chat with the kind folks he encounters on a daily basis.