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Yvette Dominguez
April 13, 2024
My family has known Red all their lives. He is so loved and will greatly missed! Red had a way of making people feel welcomed and accepted no matter who you are. At church he always made sure we had good seats even if it meant giving up his own seat
Crystal Fletcher
April 2, 2024
I'm glad that Uncle Voyle and Mike came to Phoenix to visit when I was in town a couple years back. I enjoyed talking with him. I had not seen him in many years. Lots of Love Crystal
Scott Nalley
April 2, 2024
My first memory of Red is of the night I asked him for Kelly´s hand in marriage.
We were sitting in the living room at his place and Frances and Kelly went off to the bedroom to give us privacy (Frances knew what was up!)
I was so intimidated by Red that I nearly chickened out! I finally got out what I wanted to say and he was like "why you asking me? She´s the one who´ll have to live with you!
Jackie Whirley
April 2, 2024
Your heart soon will be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
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Ted Palaroan
April 1, 2024
Ted and Jerry Palladian
We will miss Red very much. You couldn't ask for a better brother in law. Thanks for the memories Red.
Frank and Susan King
March 31, 2024
His son Mike submitting weekly prayer requests for Voyles salvation. We were thrilled to finally meet Red when he got saved. It is a true blessing to have been his friend for so many years
Dorothy & Walt Williford
March 31, 2024
We are praying for your family´s loss during these difficult days of sadness. With our deepest sympathies.
Kelly Nalley
March 30, 2024
We miss you daddy.
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