COOKEVILLE Funeral services for Hubert Leroy Jones, 68, of Cookeville, will be held Tuesday, April 28, at 2 p.m. at Eastwood Baptist Church in Cookeville. Burial will be in Crest Lawn Memorial Cemetery. Family will receive friends today, Monday, April 27, from 5-9 p.m. at Crest Lawn Funeral Home and Tuesday, April 28, from from 12 noon until time of services at the church. Mr. Jones died Saturday, April 25, 2009, at Cookeville Regional Medical Center. He was born Jan. 28, 1941, in Cookeville to Geneva Jewel Randolph Jones and the late Henry Horace Jones. Mr. Jones was a loving husband, father, grandfather and special friend to many. He was a deacon of Rocky Point Baptist Church and owner of Jones Trucking and Excavating. In addition to his mother, his family includes his wife, Helen F. McClain Jones of Cookeville; a son, Jeff R. Jones of Cookeville; a brother and sisterinlaw, Randy and Jan Jones of Cookeville; two sisters and brothersinlaw, Janice and Larry Chaffin of Cookeville and Sandra and Butch Eldridge of Algood; two granddaughters, Hillary and Jessica Jones, both of Cookeville; several aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews; many friends; and his faithful companion: his dog, Chester. In addition to his father, Mr. Jones was preceded in death by his grandparents, Haskel and Pansy Jones and L.P. and Hallie Welch Randolph; his father and motherinlaw, Marvin and Melzona McClain; and several aunts and uncles. Hubert Leroy Jones, 68, was found Saturday morning in his field. Emergency medical personnel determined he had died before his family found him. According to the report by Cpl. Jerry Dale Abston, emergency personnel were called to the farm at 4395 Shady Lane Saturday morning. Helen Jones, Hubert Jones' wife, told investigators her husband had gotten up early that morning to disc the field. When she finished cooking breakfast, she tried to call her husband but there was no answer on the cell phone. She walked to the back of the field and saw the disc plow on top of Hubert Jones and he would not respond. She returned to the house to call for help and to find her son, Jeff Jones. Jeff Jones was able to unhook the mules and tie them to trees before emergency medical assistance arrived. Abston wrote in the report County Coroner Tommy Copeland determined Jones died before the family found him that morning. It is believed Jones fell off the seat and landed under the plow. The disc plow was in use prior to the invention of the tractor. It had a seat with no sides. Jones was owner of Jones Trucking and Excavating and deacon of Rocky Point Baptist Church.