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50th Wedding Anniversary: Creon and Betty Melson



2012-09-30 - Cundiff, Adair Co., KY - Photo from Judy Grant.
Creon and Betty Melson celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday, September 29, 2012. They were married in Chicago, IL (left photo). Creon and Betty had five children: Timmy Melson, who was killed in an automobile accident in 2004 and who had two sons, Matthew and TJ Melson; Judy Grant (husband Tony); Richie Melson (wife Angie) daughter Jessica and a son Steven; Rhonda Begley, husband David, has one daughter, Jamie Grider and one son, Brian Grider; and then there was Eric Melson who drowned at Holmes Bend in 1996. He had no children. He was only 17. Creon and Betty have three great grandkids: Brayden Benham, Audrey Benham, and Nathan Cape. - Judy Grant


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