
In loving memory of
Jayne Myers Hundley
September 8, 1959 — March 23, 2023
Jayne Myers Hundley was a devoted mother, community leader, and longtime Madisonville banker whose warmth, wit, and service touched family, friends, and neighbors.
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Jayne Myers Hundley (September 8, 1959 – March 23, 2023) was beloved for her fierce heart, quick laugh, and tireless commitment to the Madisonville community. Born and raised in Hopkins County, Jayne made a career out of service — helping her neighbors and mentoring colleagues — while always putting family first.
A respected banking professional, Jayne served in senior marketing and public relations roles, most recently as Senior Vice President of Marketing at First United Bank, and earlier positions that included leadership at Trover Foundation and Farmers Bank. She also shared her knowledge as an adjunct instructor at Madisonville Community College and gave generous time to local organizations: chairing advisory and community boards, leading the Rotary Club, and accepting honors such as Lions Club Woman of the Year. Those accomplishments reflected a broader pattern: Jayne showed up for her community and encouraged others to be visible and confident.
Family was Jayne’s greatest joy. She treasured her children and grandchildren, delighted in everyday gatherings, lunch dates, and cooking for loved ones, and enjoyed small pleasures such as movies, walks, podcasts, and caring for her cats. Her family remembers a woman who never forgot a name, who challenged others kindly, and who pushed for women to be seen and heard.
True to her generous spirit, the family asked that memorial contributions be made to the local Humane Society and the Christian Food Bank. Jayne requested cremation and a later celebration of life when family and friends were ready to honor her fully.
Madisonville and all who knew Jayne feel the absence of her steady presence. She will be remembered for her leadership, her warmth, and the many quiet ways she made the town and the people around her stronger.
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