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Eugene Killgo Obituary
Eugene Killgo, age 84 born January 1, 1941 Died June 9, 2025 of natural causes. Eugene was the 4th of 15 children, a twin with Maxine Killgo Castleberrry, born to Elic and Mildred Killgo in Celina, Texas. Eugene married in his twenties then divorced. He had no children of his own.
Eugene served in the U.S. Army. Eugene passed away at Country View Nursing Home in Terrell, Texas. He was there one year and a few days. He also lived at Crestwood Assisted Living in Wills Point, Texas for about 13 years. He loved flirting with the ladies.
Eugene will be buried at Cottage Hill Cemtery in Celina, Texas along with his parents and other siblings. After Eugene got saved, he tried to live a good Christian life as much as possible, as he always said. His main goal was to go to heaven to live in eternity with his lord and savior. Eugene was a kind, respectful man. He loved his family very much.
He will be missed by all who knew him.
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1911 North Frances Street, Terrell, TX 75160
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