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Mr. Thrower was the son of Richard Allen Thrower and Lanette Slagle Thrower. He enjoyed his employment with RAM Pavement where he was a valued member of their team. Mr. Thrower was a family man and a hard worker. He loved spending time in the outdoors, hunting, fishing, riding his motorcycle and spending time with his precious dog, Karma. He was a friend to all who met him. His outgoing personality and positive outlook made him so much fun to be around.
In addition to his parents, Richard and Kathy Thrower and Lanette Slagle Thrower, he is survived by his loving wife, Amber L. Thrower; his step-sons, Parks Epps and Kameron Dellinger; his sister, Brittany Thrower (John Beck); his niece, Tinleigh Hunter; his aunts, Emily Slagle and Melinda Compton and their families, his paternal grandparents, Paul and Vickie Johnson; maternal grandparents, Lanny and Cindy Walters Slagle; and his mother-in-law, Teresa Hodges (Barry Hodges) and father-in-law, John Dellinger (Lynda Reid); sisters-in-law, Bethany Dellinger and Erica Ballard (Nick) and brother-in-law, John Dellinger (Rachel) and many nieces and nephews.
A Celebration of Life will be announced at a later date.
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