Holley Gamble Funeral Home Obituaries

1. 1
   Open the official obituary directory

   Use Holley Gamble’s own memorial website rather than a general obituary aggregator.

2. 2
   Search the person’s full name

   Enter the full published name first.

3. 3
   Try a simpler variation if needed

   Use surname only, maiden name, nickname, initials or another known spelling.

4. 4
   Open “Visit Obituary”

   The complete memorial contains information that may not appear in the directory preview.

5. 5
   Verify the right person

   Compare life dates, Clinton/Anderson County connection and other family-approved public details.

6. 6
   Read every Funeral Services block

   Visitation, funeral, memorial, graveside and interment can have different addresses.

7. 7
   Check family instructions

   Some memorials request flowers, memorial trees, donations or another remembrance option.

8. 8
   Save the official memorial URL

   Reopen the live page before an upcoming service rather than relying only on a screenshot.

This is a dated verification snapshot showing that the current obituary system is active. It is not a permanent “latest obituary” list.

Current 2026 Holley Gamble memorials show several different patterns.

For another East Tennessee guide that separates funeral-home and cemetery routing, see the John P. Franklin Funeral Home obituary guide. The Haysi Funeral Home guide also shows why funeral and graveside destinations should be saved separately.

Holley Gamble’s current official location page lists both the Clinton funeral home and Grandview Memorial Garden among its facilities. Grandview appears frequently in Holley Gamble memorials as a separate burial or graveside destination.

Older Holley Gamble pages and site titles can contain references to Rocky Top, Tennessee, and at least some older memorial event labels identify “Holley Gamble Funeral Home -Rocky Top.” However, the current official facility page reviewed for this guide lists the Clinton funeral home and Grandview Memorial Garden as its facilities.

This kind of archive-versus-current-location issue is also why the Davis Funeral Home obituary guide emphasizes checking the present official location before acting on older memorial data.

Holley Gamble’s current website prominently lists IMMEDIATE NEED: (865) 457-2323. The exact first medical or legal step depends on where and how the death occurred.

1. 1
   Follow the medical or legal pronouncement process

   A hospital, hospice, nursing facility and unexpected home death can require different first contacts.

2. 2
   Check for existing arrangements

   Look for preplanning paperwork, cemetery information, insurance intended for funeral expenses or written final wishes.

3. 3
   Call Holley Gamble

   Use the official immediate-need number: (865) 457-2323.

4. 4
   Ask what to bring to the arrangement meeting

   Request the current checklist rather than assuming every family needs the same documents.

5. 5
   Ask for current itemized pricing

   Discuss burial or cremation choices before signing a contract or relying on an old estimate.

For a more detailed first-hours checklist, see the Hazel Green Funeral Home obituary guide.

Holley Gamble’s current services overview lists live streaming among its personalization options for family and friends who cannot attend in person.

Holley Gamble publishes a detailed planning-ahead checklist covering service choices, burial or cremation, final resting place, caskets or urns, clothing, venue, flowers or charitable donations, pallbearers, officiants, music and obituary information.

Holley Gamble’s About page says staff explain the costs involved in arrangements, including expenses families may incur outside the funeral home. No complete current public consumer General Price List with reliable 2026 item amounts was found on the official pages reviewed for this guide.

The Tennessee Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers/Burial Services regulates funeral directors, embalmers and funeral establishments. Tennessee also regulates cemeteries, pre-need sellers and pre-need sales agents.

Tennessee says all county health departments can issue Tennessee birth and death certificates after the record has been registered statewide. You do not have to return to the county where the death occurred once the record is available through the statewide electronic system.

1. 1
   Wait for registration when the death is very recent

   The medical certification and state registration process must be completed before a certified copy can be issued.

2. 2
   Choose an ordering method

   Use a county health department, Tennessee Vital Records, mail or the current state-approved online route.

3. 3
   Prepare identification

   Tennessee requires identification with a certificate request.

4. 4
   Show entitlement if required

   If the requester is not a parent, child or spouse, supporting documents may be needed to show the right to receive the certificate.

5. 5
   Pay the current fee

   The current Tennessee fee is $15 per death-certificate copy.

A funeral home can assist with funeral arrangements and death-certificate information, but it does not appoint an executor or administrator or give someone legal authority over an estate.

Holley Gamble publishes a Veteran Services page stating that staff help families complete forms for eligible U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs burial and memorial benefits.