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David Nettles
February 8, 2021
He was the best dad any kid would love. I taught me all his left handed ways. He was compassionate but also gave plenty of tough love. He taught me how to be a better man tomorrow than I am today. Love you Dad! Rest easy country boy because this country boy can survive.
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Debra Hughes
September 30, 2005
I know everyone is hurting but things will get better with time. Just remember that he is now in a better place. I'll see you all soon.
Donna Butler Sineath
September 30, 2005
Dear Betty,
I was sorry to here of Dinky's death. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Donna Butler Sineath
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