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1966
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2022
Malcolm Nash Obituary
Malcolm Eric Nash was born in Plainview, Texas to the late Bobbie Ruth Lockett Nash and James Whitten on April 10, 1966. Raised up in Emmanuel Church of God in Christ; under the tutelage of the last Bishop E. N. Givens and Rev. Walter Jackson. Moving to Amarillo he served at several churches as the Minister of Music, thus the name...The Piano Man. He later settled in Amarillo, Texas, working at BSA as a Surgical Technician 1st Assistant, following his mother's steps. He worked with Samaritan's Purse and Rice Foundation trips to Honduras and South America with Doctors from BSA to help provide healthcare to those in need. He was married to Rose Barnes Hill since 1991 and they lived in Amarillo raising their son/stepson Zachary Hill and their 6 grandchildren.
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Debra Campbell
April 22, 2022
Harold, my condolences and prayers go out to you and your family during your time of sorrow. May peace be with you. Your friend forever, Debra.
Rev Herman and Mary Moore
April 17, 2022
To the Nash family, we the members of the Carter Chapel Church family send our deepest condolences to you all. Know that we're praying for you all. Eric we will miss you. God be with the family and friends.
Jackie Young
April 17, 2022
To you family I am so sorry for your loss. I was one of the choir members of Greater Mount Olive Baptist Church. I love to hear him sing and play. My prayers are with you. He will be missed.
Takayla Nichols
April 16, 2022
I'm truly going to miss you Cousin Eric I remember when I was little my grandma Daisy took me to go see you play the piano and listen to you sing
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