JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ky. — It is with deep sadness that officials announced the passing of Jefferson County Clerk Bobbie Holsclaw, a dedicated public servant whose career spanned decades. Holsclaw passed away peacefully on Wednesday morning, surrounded by her loving family.
In a statement issued by the Jefferson County Clerk’s Office, staff confirmed that all county clerk offices will close at 3 p.m. today in honor of Holsclaw’s memory and service. Flags at county buildings are also being lowered as a tribute to her life and legacy.
Bobbie Holsclaw was widely respected as a steadfast leader and a tireless advocate for the citizens of Jefferson County. Over her long tenure as clerk, she modernized the office, expanded services to residents, and consistently emphasized accountability and transparency in public service. She was also deeply admired for her personal warmth and her commitment to treating every individual with dignity and respect.
“Bobbie was more than a leader—she was family to all of us here,” a colleague in the clerk’s office shared. “Her door was always open, whether you were a staff member, a resident with a question, or a friend just stopping by. She will be missed beyond measure.”
Community members and elected officials have also expressed condolences, noting the profound impact Holsclaw had on Jefferson County. Many recalled her unwavering dedication, as she often worked long hours to ensure county residents were served efficiently and effectively.
Bobbie’s passing leaves behind not only a legacy of public service but also a family and community who cherished her deeply. Friends, staff, and residents alike describe her as compassionate, hardworking, and driven by a sincere love for her county and its people.
Further details about memorial services and arrangements will be announced in the coming days. For now, Jefferson County is united in mourning the loss of a respected official, a trusted leader, and a beloved friend.
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