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1950
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2010
Randolph Peacock Obituary
Mr. Peacock was born September 17, 1950 in Denison, the son of William and Margie (Zuver) Peacock. Randolph loved the outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. He was a loving dad, brother and uncle. Randolph will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
Mr. Peacock is survived by his daughter, Rachel Proctor and husband, Chris of Tyler; brothers, Dennis House and wife, Crystal of Denison and Vernon House and wife, Tina all of Denison; nieces, Cindy House, Carolyn Stillman, Sherry House, Madison House and Bridgett House; nephews, Derek House, Dalton House, Chris Trotter, Vernon House II and John House. Randolph was preceded in death by his parents.
Mr. Peacock was cremated according to his wishes. There will be a memorial service at a later date. Contact the family for further details at 318 East Nelson in Denison.
Arrangements are under the direction of Fisher Funeral Home, 604 West Main in Denison.
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GWEN GLASGOW
October 10, 2010
RANDY WAS A GOOD PERSON HE HAD A FEW FAULTS BUT WHO DOESNT I WAS WITH HIM FOR A WHILE OFF AND ON I LOVED HIM VERY MUCH AND WILL MISS HIM I GUESS GOD SEEN FIT TO TAKE HIM FROM US I HOPE HIS DAUGHTER WILL KEEP IN TOUCH WITH US MY PRAYERS GO OUT TO ALL OF HIS FAMILY HE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED GWEN
October 10, 2010
Ive known Randy since we were 15yrs old we also worked at Oscar Mayer together for over 20yrs after that we just lost touch.I would see him every now & again at Sears where he later worked but I willalways considerhim a good friend and will miss him greatly. Ialso wish to offer my prayers & condolences Randys family may you all find comfort .
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