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Mary K. Hilmoe-Henke, age 79, of Manchester, Tennessee, passed away peacefully at her home on Wednesday, June 3, 2026.Born on October 27, 1946, Mary was the cherished daughter of the late William and Harriet Keyes. At the age of 11, she relocated from Ohio to Tennessee, a move that would beautifully shape the rest of her life. It was during those early years that Mary developed a deep, lifelong passion for horses.While Mary possessed a great love for all animals, horses were truly her life’s calling. She became an accomplished equestrian, showing and training Quarter Horses all over the region. Throughout her life, she trained multiple champion horses, though none held a more special place in her heart than her most precious horse, Divine Coosa, who was truly her baby.Beyond her life on the farm, Mary was a familiar and dedicated face in her community. She retired after serving 28 years as a respected manager at the Manchester City Water Department, where her hard work and leadership left a lasting impact on the city she called home.In addition to her parents, Mary was preceded in death by her son, Kord William Baugh.She is survived by her devoted husband of 6 years, Edwin Henke; her siblings, Dr. Michael Keyes and Tommy Keyes; her children, Kelly Pitsenburger and John Baugh; her beloved grandchildren, Katie Pitsenburger, Andrew Pitsenburger, Charlie Pitsenburger, and Jonas Baugh; and her close, dear friend, Brenda Wright.Per Mary’s explicit wishes, cremation has been chosen. In a final, meaningful tribute, her ashes will be taken back to the beautiful place where her beloved Divine Coosa was laid to rest.In lieu of flowers, and to ensure her profound love for horses continues to make a difference, the family requests that memorial donations be made in Mary’s honor to Howey Horse Haven Rescue, you can mail a check made out to Howey Horse Haven Rescue to 467 Marcrom Rd. Manchester, TN 37357. The Howey Horse Haven Rescue welcomes everyone out to meet the horses if you wish to deliver the donation in person.
Monday, March 9th, 2026Mayor Sebourn recognized two more Honorary Aldermen at Monday night's meeting. Mayor's Youth Council members Everett Tinsley and Edward Henry were recognized with certificates and spoke about their interests in local government and activities at the high school. Congratulations, gentlemen! #tullahomatn #FutureLeaders
On Monday, April 13th, Mayor Sebourn and the City of Tullahoma recognized April 19th through 25th as National Volunteer Week and presented a proclamation to members of Compassus Hospice, recognizing the support of volunteers and the professionals that help families and friends through the hospice and palliative care process.
"Coffee County School Board Meeting Date: July 18, 2024 Time: 6:00 PM Location: Coffee County Administrative Plaza Agenda: Budget updates, policy reviews"
"Coffee County Budget Committee Meeting Date: July 9, 2024 Time: 9:00 AM Location: Robert J. Bibee Conference Room, Coffee County Administrative Plaza"
"Coffee County Budget Committee The Coffee County Budget Committee will meet June 27th, 2024 at 9:00 A.M. in the Robert A. Ashley Administrative Plaza to review the proposed budget."
" On Thursday, September 11th, please join the City of Tullahoma for two event of remembrance on the 24th anniversary of Patriot Day, September 11th. First, the Tullahoma Fire Department will host a commemoration event beginning at 730am at Fire Station 1, South Jackson St. All are invited to attend. American Legion Post 43 will recognize two of our first responders, one from TPD and one from TFD, with the American Legion's Patriot Award. Next, we will transition to Wilkins Stadium behind Tullahoma High School for the annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb. Please sign in by 8:30am if you plan to climb. This event is open to the public and all are invited to attend. "
" On Thursday, September 11th, please join the City of Tullahoma for two event of remembrance on the 24th anniversary of Patriot Day, September 11th. First, the Tullahoma Fire Department will host a commemoration event beginning at 730am at Fire Station 1, South Jackson St. All are invited to attend. American Legion Post 43 will recognize two of our first responders, one from TPD and one from TFD, with the American Legion's Patriot Award. Next, we will transition to Wilkins Stadium behind Tullahoma High School for the annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb. Please sign in by 8:30am if you plan to climb. This event is open to the public and all are invited to attend. "
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