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Darren Shacklette Obituary
Darren was born March 25, 1964 in Louisville and was a graduate of Doss High School Class of 1982. He was a printer by trade and a talented artist.
His memory will be cherished by his son, Shawn Richmer, of Charlestown, IN; his mother, Geraldine Hubbard, of Louisville; his father and stepmother, Stewart and Kathy Shacklette of Brandenburg, KY; his girlfriend, Carrie Zelch and her three children, Stephen, Keith and Sierra Zelch, of Valley Station; two sisters, Jennifer Cox, of Louisville and Debra Childs, of Martinsville, IN; and brothers, Michael Shacklette of Shepherdsville KY and Jerry Lee Shacklette of Brandenburg.
The family will be holding a private memorial.
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Memories and Condolences
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Burt & Helen Burbank
January 20, 2010
Or love and prayers are with you Stew and Kathie in this very difficult time. Darren will be sadly missed. We will be thinking of you and your family.Just know that we love you and we are just around the corner if you need us
Tim and Debbie Carman
January 19, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers are with our friends, Stew and Kathy Shacklette, during this time of mourning. Know that we are here, if you need us.
JerryLee Shacklette
January 19, 2010
May you rest in peace Brother.
I wish I could have spent more time with you and got to know you better.
You are and will be missed very much.
Jerry Lee
Dawn Summers
January 19, 2010
Uncle Darren you are terribly missed!
He was also a terrific musician, the best uncle, a wonderful friend, and could always make me laugh!
Please rest in peace and know you will always be remembered.
I will hold you in my hearr forever.
Love,
Dawn Summers
Your Niece.
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