My cousin Tommy was a sweet, sensitive boy, and taught me how to swim at Daytona Beach, FL. As a child, he lived in Titusville and Cocoa Beach, FL, where his father was employed with NASA, then moved back to North Carolina and became a teacher. He loved the mountains, animals, and his family.
His mother, Shirley, is still living. Jackie was his step-mother.
There is a marker for him in Dobson Town Cemetery, in the Copeland family plot, right behind his Grandparents' headstone, and along with markers for his father and step-mother.
His ashes are scattered at Mabry Mill on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
His mother, Shirley, is still living. Jackie was his step-mother.
There is a marker for him in Dobson Town Cemetery, in the Copeland family plot, right behind his Grandparents' headstone, and along with markers for his father and step-mother.
His ashes are scattered at Mabry Mill on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
My cousin Tommy was a sweet, sensitive boy, and taught me how to swim at Daytona Beach, FL. As a child, he lived in Titusville and Cocoa Beach, FL, where his father was employed with NASA, then moved back to North Carolina and became a teacher. He loved the mountains, animals, and his family.
His mother, Shirley, is still living. Jackie was his step-mother.
There is a marker for him in Dobson Town Cemetery, in the Copeland family plot, right behind his Grandparents' headstone, and along with markers for his father and step-mother.
His ashes are scattered at Mabry Mill on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
His mother, Shirley, is still living. Jackie was his step-mother.
There is a marker for him in Dobson Town Cemetery, in the Copeland family plot, right behind his Grandparents' headstone, and along with markers for his father and step-mother.
His ashes are scattered at Mabry Mill on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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