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Troy Edward Peach was born in Carthage TN to Belvia Jean Dickerson and Jack Edward Peach. He was always tinkering and seeing what made things work. He could fix anything mechanical, which led him to his occupation of aircraft mechanic. Troy enjoyed being outdoors, especially fishing or on the golf course. He also enjoyed watching NASCAR.
Troy is survived by his wife of 43 years, Helen White Peach; sons: Troy Ray Peach and Travis Reed Peach; grandchildren: Shelton, Isaac, Clayton, and Sammy Peach, and Angela and Aliyah Westmoreland; and siblings: Roger Peach, Rita Lockler, Jimmy Peach, and Lisa Sorrells. He is preceded in death by son John Westmoreland, parents Jean and Jack Peach, and sister Jackie Wolmack.
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Funeral Arrangements by Sellars Funeral Home, Lebanon TN, 615.444.9393.
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Peggy Haynes
August 30, 2024
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John
August 30, 2024
Sorry to hear this. I worked with him at Embraer. Troy always was a joy to work with. A great guy.
Leonard Clark
August 29, 2024
I am a former work mate of Troy. It was a honor to work with him and know him. That was one hard work man.
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