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Fred David Linksweiler
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He was preceded in death by his father Michael Bowlin Linksweiler, Jr.; Mother Helen Louise Linksweiler; brother Jimmy Linksweiler (Sheila also deceased); brother Terry Linksweiler; and brother Paul Linksweiler (Lynda alive).
He is survived by his wife Klair Sue Linkswiler; daughter Meredith "Susie" Hughes (Terry); granddaughter Terri M. Hughes; and grandson Zachary A. Hughes (Senna); and his brothers Roger Linksweiler (Kathy); Darrell Linksweiler (Letha); Jerry Linksweiler (Patricia); and Charles "Buck" Linksweiler; nieces; nephews; and cousins.
Fred loved his family, loved fishing, and was a general prankster who was often found telling jokes. He was an Army Veteran who served this Country. He was a hard worker who retired as an Master Electrician/Section Foreman from Oak Grove Resources.
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Tom Cole
December 10, 2024
I worked with Fred at Oak Grove, about ten years and he loved life, always cutting up. So sorry to hear of his passing. Our deepest sympathies to Sue and the family. Tom and Debbie Cole
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