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Adrian was a transporter in Ohio. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, playing video games, and riding his motorcycle.
He is preceded in death by his grandpa Henry Skaggs Jr., grandma Thelma Louise Bragg, grandpa Dallas Edward Bragg, grandpa William F. James, uncle Arvil Skaggs, sister Tabatha Bragg, aunt Jeanette Castle, cousin Kathy Lynn Bragg, aunt Alice Varney, aunt Vickie Roark, aunt Joyce Doss, uncle Hower Franklin Bragg, uncle David Vanhook, and aunt Donna Bragg.
Those left to cherish his memory include his fiancé Marie Workman, mom Christine Withrow (Speedy), dad Willie Bragg (Natasha), kids Deidre Molton and little Adrian, grandma Linda James, brothers Dakota and Sabastian, sister Emily and Anna Sharp, uncles Henry Skaggs (Ruby), Danny Bragg, Larry Bragg, Ronnie Bragg (Carol), and Buddy Doss, aunts Virginia Kathleen Bragg, Shirley McCombs (Jerry), Judy Bellow (Herbie), and Sharon Kessler, 25 nieces and nephews, and 28 cousins.
A private visitation for family only will be held at High Lawn Funeral Home Wednesday, September 18, 2024.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.highlawnfuneralhome.com
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