Sally Lou Monday

Our beloved mother Sally L. (Knight) Monday, of the Solway community, died March 27th, 2025. Born in LaFollette, Tennessee on December 12, 1931, she was one of 13 children. She is preceded in death by her husband Fred L. Monday, to whom she was married for 56 years, her parents, Heubert and Pet Knight, as well as eleven of her siblings. She is survived by her sister Jo Ann, daughter Donna, son Edward (Suzanne) Monday, daughter Terri (Carl) Slater, and grandchildren Emma, Joshua, Christy, Nicholas, and Christinia.

The family would like to thank Parkwest Hospital for all of their help, especially the 4th Floor nurses for all of her care, and also Covenant Hospice, especially Beth and Jane, who were true angels of mercy. We would also like to thank Bethel United Methodist Church for their prayers, all of the friendships, joy, love, and peace they found there.

Special thanks to the Diggs family, the Duncan family, and the Justice family for all of the faith they have had. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to Bethel United Methodist Church, 2004 Amherst Road, Knoxville, TN 37921.

"Our Dear Sally Monday"

We often hear these words

"Give me my roses, when I'm with you."

We should always give our love

And deep appreciation for all they do.

This is my effort to share

How special and sweet you are!

Sally Monday - a joy and delight!

The same whether near or far!

Sally has been such a blessing

to know and be a part of her life.

A devoted Christian -

Mother, sister, and Fred's wife!

Sally fills our days with gifts -

That will always bring you a smile

And a good bit of information

That will make you think for a while!

A woman who can push a mower,

Tend a garden, create a delicious meal,

Lend a helping hand or listening ear,

Make you laugh or make an appeal!

She brings a wealth of knowledge -

Whether from a book she's read -

Stories of Campbell county days -

Gleanings from conversations with Fred.

A woman of faith and delight -

With a song of faith in her lips,

An affirming worf from the pew,

And some commonsensical tips!

We ask God to bless you Sally,

For you are a blessing to our days!

We want to be a blessing to you

and to sing out your praise!