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of Phoenix, Arizona passed away on 4/5/2011. Dwight was born on March 14, 1950 in Raton, New Mexico. He was a graduate of Chandler High School and a United States Navy veteran of the Vietnam era.He was the plant manager for Western Stucco Manufacturing Plant in Glendale and was a part time home inspector for Buyers Protection Group. His passions were woodworking, camping, fishing, country western dancing and spending time with his family and friends. We will all remember him for his fun loving celebration of life, his outstanding outlook and his great sense of humor. Dwight is survived by his wife Brenda, sons Bob Williams and Paul Marsh, mother Jean Taylor, grandchildren Keith Bailey, Cody and Casey Williams, Tyler, Fayth and Liam Marsh, 2 great-grandchildren Aiden and Mayson Bailey, sister and brother-in-law Linda and Neil Montag, nieces Beth and Michelle, great-nephews Cayden, Matthew and Isaiah and more in-laws than he really needed. He is predeceased in death by his father Asa Taylor and his two daughters Shannen Taylor and Dawn Haddix. Memorial servi ces are to be held at Hope Center at 1827 W. Grovers, Phoenix at 1:00pm on April 16, 2011.
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Janna Yaw
April 15, 2011
Brenda,
I cannot express how sorry I am for your loss. Dwight was an amazing person. I never saw him without a smile on his face and he always brought smiles to those around him. Heaven got another angel last week. Dwight will be dearly missed. Someone so special can never be forgotten.
Words can’t mend your heartache, but those who care and share your loss wish you comfort and peace of mind. Find strength in the love of your family and friends.
My thoughts and prayers are will you and all of Dwight’s family.
~When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. ~
Craig & Anna Berry
April 14, 2011
Dwight was a very sweet and fun loving man. His joyful personality and sincere nature will certainly be missed.
Kathy & Joe Adair
April 14, 2011
Dwight, better known to us as Mr. T, was one of the most genuine people we have ever known. He was our best friend for many, many years and we will miss him deeply. But he will forever be in our hearts and minds, and with us on every camping trip we ever take.
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