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John "Bozzie" Pridmore
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He is survived by his sons, Gregory Pridmore (Jennifer) and Jeffery Pridmore; grandchildren, Matthew Pridmore, Christopher Pridmore, Brandon Pridmore, and Kayla Pridmore; and great-grandchildren, Amirah Moreno, Clarissa Moreno, Sophie Pridmore, Nevaeh Pridmore, Karson Pridmore, Abigail Pridmore, Kate Pridmore, Scott Pridmore, Elena Moreno, Gabriella Moreno, and Michaela Pridmore. John was predeceased by his wife, Brenda Pridmore, and his parents.
John's passions included hunting, fishing, and spending time outdoors was his church. . He was also known for his generosity, often putting others before himself. He would give you the shirt off of his back. He was always excited about spending his sons' enheritance at the casino. His hobbies included collecting unique roadside finds and tending to his lawn. Daily rituals, such as visiting Jack's for coffee and biscuits with solving the world's problems with the other wise men of Graysville.
John's family was the center of his life, and he cherished every moment spent with them. His love for his grandkids and great-grandkids was boundless, and they will deeply miss his guidance and affection.
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