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Gary R. CANNON
1940 - 2015
Gary R. CANNON
1940 - 2015
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BORN
1940
DIED
2015
Gary CANNON Obituary
Born in Burbank, California in 1940, Peacefully passed away in his sleep Thursday, September 3, 2015, at the age of 74. At Infinity Hospice Care in Las Vegas, Nevada. Graduated from Rancho High School class of 1959. He served in the U. S. Army from 1959 to 1965. Worked at Texas Instruments in Dallas, Texas and retired from Dell Computers in Austin, Texas.
Was preceeded in death by wife of 46 years, Carol Joan Cannon and his parents K.R. Cannon (dad) and Annabelle Ingram Cannon (mom).
Is survived by his daughter Debbie Tiner, grandson Chris (Megan) Tiner, granddaughter Tonya (Jerry) Pearce, great grandchildren Kyle and Kayla, brother Douglas (Joy) Cannon, niece Cheyenne Cannon and nephew Gary Lynn (Hazel) Cannon, great niece Maya and great nephew Victor, and numerous cousins. Girlfriend Lawana Pinnell-Hooper and her daughters Dana Faulkner, Carol Towns (husband, Scott Balko) and Jenny Hooper (husband, Bo Ramos) grandchildren Andy, Erin, Andrew, Emily and Anthony. In lieu of flowers, please give donations to Veterans Angels at www.vetangels.org or Infinity Hospice Care Foundation 6330 S. Jones Las Vegas, Nevada 89118.
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Brian Baggs
September 12, 2015
Doug, so sorry about Gary. I have good memories of your family, Kenny and Annabelle and Gary. I also remember walking with you on 5th Street 'the day the music died'.
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John Houck
September 11, 2015
So long to a super Army buddy,roommate and friend. Had many great times together.He will be missed.
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