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Dallas Matthew Wright Jr.

Posted 7/10/12

Wright, Jr. 'J.R.', 47 FREDERICA - Dallas Matthew Wright, Jr. "J.R." departed this life on July 3, 2012, after a valiant fight with cancer. He was born December 16, 1964, in Milford to Dallas M. …

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Dallas Matthew Wright Jr.

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Wright, Jr. 'J.R.', 47 FREDERICA - Dallas Matthew Wright, Jr. "J.R." departed this life on July 3, 2012, after a valiant fight with cancer. He was born December 16, 1964, in Milford to Dallas M. Wright and Rosella Wright. J.R. was a wonderful man, devoted father and loving husband. His biggest joy, besides his children, was fishing. He was also a die-hard Nascar fan. Before his illness he was employed by D. Gingerich Concrete & Masonry as a mason. He loved his profession and the group of men that he worked with. They were like family to him. His family is eternally grateful for the support given to them by this wonderful group of men during J.R.'s illness. Their kindness will never be forgotten. He was preceded in death by his father, Dallas Wright and his sister, Darlene Carson. J.R. is survived by his wife, Shana H. Wright; his son, Dylan M. Wright; his daughter, Dana M. Wright; his mother, Rosella Wright; his sisters, Della Haas and Rosa Hughes; his brother, Mitchell Banks and many many nieces and nephews and their children. J.R. was a kind and loving man and as such touched the lives and hearts of many. He will be dearly missed.

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