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Hayden Combs Obituary
West Chester - Hayden Combs, 83, of West Chester, OH, passed away Thursday, January 28, 2021 at the Cincinnati VA Medical Center. Born April 16, 1937 in Newport, KY to his late parents, Bradley and Emma (nee Day) Combs. Hayden served in the Army and was stationed at Fort Campbell in the early 60's. He retired from Cincinnati Hose and Fittings, working in sales until the age of 82. Hayden was an avid University of Kentucky basketball fan and collected many things blue and white. Two of his favorite hobbies were fishing and bowling. Hayden was still actively bowling in two leagues at Mason Bowl until the summer of 2019. One of the accomplishments he was most proud of was rolling a 751 series. Hayden is survived by his loving partner, Margie Buhrlage; his children, Trina (Tom Bosse Jr.) Bosse and Tim Combs; sister, Margie Pangburn, brother, Jerry Combs; grandchildren, Matthew, Emily, Lindsay, Daniel, Andrew, and Joel; great grandchildren, Macie, Selah and Asher. Hayden was also predeceased by sisters Dorothea Thomas and Judy Davis; and brother Bradley Combs. A memorial service to celebrate Hayden's life will be held at a future date.
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Rita Thompson
February 14, 2021
To Trina, Margie (partner), and entire family. I only met Hayden once when my daughter (Christian) got engaged to Hayden's grandson (Daniel). He was a generous soul and welcomed us into the family. As a sister-in-law to Trina, I can identify with the joy she feels knowing Hayden is with Jesus in heaven. My condolences to Margie and Tim. May God's love be felt during this time and in the days ahead. RIH Hayden Combs. Once met but soon will see each other eternally!
Rita Thompson, Sister-in-law, Mother-in-law, Grandmother (Selah, Asher).
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