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Allen is survived by his father, Frederick (Carol) Daggett, mother, Shirley Daggett. Siblings, Grant (LaVonne) Daggett, Bruce (Jennifer) Daggett. Sister-in-law LuAnn Daggett. Nieces and Nephews, Andria, Amber, Autumn, Ariel, Grant II, Alecia, Blake and Samantha.
He was preceded in death by his brother Brian Daggett.
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Jerry Doggett
May 2, 2025
Hey Buddy Why Did You Leave Man We Had So Much Planed For This Summer. YOUR FRIEND JERRY DOGGETT
Tammy Doggett
May 2, 2025
Hey Al This Is Tammy Doggett ,We Gonna Miss You At The Diner
Jerry Doggett
May 2, 2025
Hey Buddy We Were
Best Of Friends And The Ones That Know Us Also Knew We Were Tite, Miss You Ole Buddy
Kimberly Smithson
April 24, 2025
Al will be missed. He has been a good neighbor and friend to us for the last 6 or 7 yrs. He was always there to help out if you ever needed anything. The first time I met him was a morning after a big storm had dropped a tree in our driveway during the night.He was out there with a chainsaw cleaning and cutting it up. I asked how much I owed him and he said nothing that he just wanted to help us out.He had a kind heart. My family will definitely never forget him.
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Liz Blankenship
April 19, 2025
So sorry to hear about Al . He was a dear friend to my brother Greg Lobdell
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