A funeral service is scheduled for a local resident who passed away recently. The service will take place at Mount Olivet Chapel. The individual was born in Fort Worth to parents Tommy and Elizabeth.
His family moved to different locations during his childhood, including Georgia and New Jersey, before settling back in Fort Worth. Further details about the person's life and accomplishments are available, including information about his career and family.
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