Jeannie Begley Morgan

Jeannie Begley Morgan passed away Monday, September 22, 2025 at her home in Baxter, KY. She was 66 years old. Jeannie was born, November 3, 1958 in Cincinnati OH., the daughter of the late, Bernadine Begley Hoskins. Jeannie enjoyed painting, reading, fishing and being outdoors, she enjoyed Native American culture, British mysteries and she had a great love and taste for music, a true free spirit who would howl at the moon and dance in the rain and she so loved spending time with her family.

Jeannie was preceded in death by her beloved Mother Bernadine Begley Hoskins and her brother David Hoskins Jr. She leaves the following relatives surviving; Partner Janet Hansel, Baxter, KY., Son, Mark Morgan & Lewis, Louisville, KY., two beloved Sisters, Kathy Huff & Joel, Somerset, KY and Denene Hoskins & Elmer, Stinnett, KY., two beloved brothers, James Morgan & Sandra, Madsonville, KY., Larry Morgan, Stinnett, KY., A host of nieces and nephews; Shannon Huff, Jamie Sission, Cindy Morgan, Lorelle Wooton, Aden Morgan, Candace Hoskins, Dalton Hoskins, Dusty Morgan & Dean Dakota Hoskins. Also, cousins, other relatives & friends.

Celebration of Life for Jeannie Begley Morgan

In lieu of a traditional funeral, Jeannie asked that those who wish to remember her do so through celebration — through laughter, creativity, and connection. Her life was a vibrant expression of joy, and she wanted her memory to be honored in that same spirit.

We will gather to celebrate Jeannie’s life at the Begley and Bray Muncy’s Creek cemetery tentatively on or around Memorial Day 2026. This special day will be filled with stories and remembrance — a joyful tribute to the beautiful soul she was.

Until then, please honor Jeannie in spirit on November 3, 2025 which would have been her 67th birthday by doing something that reflects her essence:

• Light a candle
• Howl at the moon
• Dance in the rain
• Paint a picture
• Or simply share a moment of joy with someone you love

Jeannie was known for her free spirit and her deep love for family. She found joy in being silly or as she would say, “acting a fool.” She adored music, art, and nature, and had a magical way of cheering people up, even in the darkest moments. Her gift was helping others find the light and she did so with art, humor, and heart.

Let us celebrate Jeannie by embracing the beauty in the world and in one another — just as she did. She taught us to see with open eyes and love with open hearts. Her legacy is one of inclusion, wonder, and the unwavering belief that every person is worthy of joy and belonging.

Please feel free to leave a condolence or memory at www.aljfh.com

Jeannie Begley Morgan and her family are in the care of the Anderson-Laws & Jones Funeral Home.