Edward Leroy Bollinger
Edward Leroy Bollinger
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Chip is survived by his wife, Donna Bollinger; his children, Caitlynn (Bobby), Seth, Kyle, and Keri Bollinger; his granddaughter, Skylar Hoyle; his step-children, Trey Scoggins, Joshua Scoggins (Lauren), Ashley Blackwell (Thomas); his siblings, Kristal Herrick (Tom), Keith Eddy (Theresa), and Dianna Chrzan (Evan); several nieces and nephews and his dog, Oophadooph.
Chip was also preceded in death by his step-mother Sharon Bollinger, step-father DeRoy Seibert; brothers, Kenneth Eddy and Kelven Eddy and his sister Julie Bembry.
Chip was a truck driver for CR England for many years until he came off the road to have a family. He enjoyed watching NASCAR races, and his favorite drivers were Dale Earnhardt and Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chip also enjoyed watching the Dallas Cowboys and Little League Baseball. He was known for his Christmas tradition which was having an upside down Christmas tree.
Per Chip's request, no services will be held.
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