Obituary - Gen's Impressive Lady
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Gen’s Impressive Lady was humanely laid to rest on February 22, 2019 due to complications from a perceived stroke. She fought a hard fight but, in the end, lost the battle. Lady was foaled on November 5, 1995 and was previously owned by Jimmie Wheeler. She won many blue ribbons in her life, and will be sadly missed by her owners, Carol and Steve Shelton of Wiggins Place Farm, Mason, TN. Many thanks to all who have sent their condolences. She is gone from us, but will never be forgotten.
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