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REST IN PEACE OLD FRIEND. MUCH RESPECT FOR YOU MELVIN BROWN - BUSHIDO DOJO
MELVIN BROWN
April 28, 2014 | JOELTON, TN
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Kevin J. Sparkman
Nashville, Tennessee
Age 52
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Send FlowersKevin J. SparkmanNashville, TNAge 52, April 20, 2014. Retired Founder, Instructor and Sensei of BuShin Dojo from 1989-2013 and member of Gilda's Club. Kevin was an accomplished artist.Preceded in death by father, Billy Sparkman.He is survived by his mother, Verna Sparkman; sister, Kelly Sparkman;...
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Our prayers and condolences go out to all your family. Faith is the victory!
Steve & Sharon Battles
April 28, 2014 | Springfield, IL
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Verna, so sorry I couldn't make it to Kevins service. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.
Mary Graves
April 26, 2014 | Riverton, IL
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Kevin was an impressive man on many levels. He touched the lives of more people than he even knew, and provided an example of the power and value of discipline. An inspiration to many of us, he will be missed, and his memory will be cherished.
April 24, 2014
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Verna, I am so sorry. Kevin fought for such a long time and it was always such a pleasure to see him. Kay Armstrong
April 23, 2014
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Verna and Kelly, I was sad to hear of this today. I am so sorry for your pain but joyful that in heaven there is no pain and no cancer. Kevin fought a long hard fight with a determination and grit that was an inspiration. Love, Jody Rowland
Jody Hume Rowland
April 23, 2014 | Nashville, TN
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With Sorrow and Deepest Sympathy!Rest In Peace w/ Our
Lord and Saviour.
Vanderbilt Ingram Cancer Cntr. Entire Staff
April 23, 2014 | Nashville, TN
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Kevin, you played an immense part in my young life and influenced me in ways that no one, sometimes including myself, will ever understand. I will always look up to and respect you, and truly, truly miss you! We will never forget you, my friend, rest now.
Jim Dennis
April 22, 2014 | Niceville, FL
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Sifu Chuck Gross and Kevin Sparkman Sensei
Kevin was a true warrior in his battle with his cancer. He demonstrated how a true martial artist handles the tough situations that life throws at us. He showed us how to live with cancer. His brothers at the Tennessee Southern Praying Mantis Kungfu Club will miss him dearly. He was a true patriot with a great love for his country. May he rest in eternal happiness
Chuck Gross
April 22, 2014
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