Dwight Sisson attended Miami Killian High School in Miami, Florida.
At the time of his death, Dwight lived in Tallahassee, Florida. He enjoyed livestreaming pool tournaments for players and fans who were unable to be there.
Dwight was often referred to by the pool/billiard community as BigDogAtLarge. He was a good man, passionate about pool and helping people. He went out of his way to help - sometimes pulling off the impossible - but he always smiled - he always had something uplifting and positive to say even if things weren't going his way. Rest in peace, big man. You will be greatly missed.
At the time of his death, Dwight lived in Tallahassee, Florida. He enjoyed livestreaming pool tournaments for players and fans who were unable to be there.
Dwight was often referred to by the pool/billiard community as BigDogAtLarge. He was a good man, passionate about pool and helping people. He went out of his way to help - sometimes pulling off the impossible - but he always smiled - he always had something uplifting and positive to say even if things weren't going his way. Rest in peace, big man. You will be greatly missed.
Dwight Sisson attended Miami Killian High School in Miami, Florida.
At the time of his death, Dwight lived in Tallahassee, Florida. He enjoyed livestreaming pool tournaments for players and fans who were unable to be there.
Dwight was often referred to by the pool/billiard community as BigDogAtLarge. He was a good man, passionate about pool and helping people. He went out of his way to help - sometimes pulling off the impossible - but he always smiled - he always had something uplifting and positive to say even if things weren't going his way. Rest in peace, big man. You will be greatly missed.
At the time of his death, Dwight lived in Tallahassee, Florida. He enjoyed livestreaming pool tournaments for players and fans who were unable to be there.
Dwight was often referred to by the pool/billiard community as BigDogAtLarge. He was a good man, passionate about pool and helping people. He went out of his way to help - sometimes pulling off the impossible - but he always smiled - he always had something uplifting and positive to say even if things weren't going his way. Rest in peace, big man. You will be greatly missed.
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