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Shelby Jean Bradford
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She was a member of Hopewell Church of Christ. She was a secretary for Spring Valley Fire Department and worked the voting station for many years.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Hollis and Eulalia Hallmark; brothers, William Ray Hallmark (Pete) and Oscar Eugene Hallmark; husband, Douglas Bradford.
She is survived by her son, Dewayne Bradford (Teresa); daughters, Debora Bradford (Maurice Alexander) and Lisa Bradford; sisters, Dessie Faye Howard and Bonnie Willis; grandchildren, Chasidy Myers (Matthew), Kristy Huggins (Daniel), Jerrod Reese, and Heath Reese (MaKayla); great grandchildren, Hailie Black (Bailey), Lyla and Brelyn Huggins, Aaden Myers and Noah Reese; great great grandson, Calihan Black.
Pallbearers will be Jerrod Reese, Heath Reese, Matthew Myers, Aaden Myers, Daniel Huggins, and Robert Wanless.
Special thanks to Southern Care Hospice and staff.
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