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Joanne Tuck Blanton
June 9, 2015
Zelda, My sincere sympathy is with your family at this time. I had the privilege of beginning my teaching career at Dixie High back in 1960. I credit Dusty with being a huge influence on my career (I officially retired in 2010 after 50 years of teaching public high school, but am still teaching adult education). I truly admired the way Dusty respected every one of his students. He was always very kind to me and never made me feel like the "know-nothing kid" that I was back then. I only taught at Dixie for two years, but I have very fond memories of Dixie and my thoughts of it always will include Dusty,
June 4, 2015
Dusty .. So very sorry to learn of the loss of your father. Thinking of you and your family. Teresa Kelley
Cheri Fisher-Mann
June 3, 2015
Coach Oats was my daddy's (John Fisher)football coach, My mother's (Spooge Wilson) favorite teacher In 1960-1961. He was also a huge fixture at Dixie when I graduated in 1984. I'm sure we all have many wonderful memories of such a wonderful man...God bless him and his family...
Carlisle Koonts
June 3, 2015
Coach Oates was a hero and a role model to so many young boys at Dixie. He has always been both a hero and a roll model to me. He will be missed by a great number of people.
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Kathy McGee
June 2, 2015
Dusty and Nancy, Prayers for strength and comfort in the passing of your dad; may fond memories keep him forever close to your hearts.
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