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Obituary listing from Abilene Reporter News, ran Christmas Day, Dec. 25, 2008
Roy Dan Pringle, 58, died Tuesday December 23, 2008 in Abilene. His Funeral service will be 2:00 pm Saturday, December 27, 2008 at Elmwood Funeral Home Chapel, 5750 Hwy 277 South. Visitation will be 6:00 to 8:00 pm Friday December 26, 2008 at Elmwood Funeral Home.
Dan was born April 29, 1950 in Abilene, TX to William Roy and Eula Gladeen Pringle. He later served his country honorably in the United States Navy where he was stationed in Puerto Rico. He worked for the city of Abilene parks department for twenty five years and enjoyed attending church at First Baptist Church of Hawley. Playing the guitar was one of his most enjoyable ways to spend time but rooting for the Dallas☆Cowboys was a definite love of his life.
He is survived by two children, Kiersty Pringle and Brian Pringle both of Abilene; four grandchildren, Maurgan Suezanne Henry, Kierstyn Dan'Nell Pringle, Auston David Pringle, Briton Jaly Pringle all of Abilene; two brothers, Jerry Pringle of Reno, NV, and Carroll Pringle of Cross Plains, TX; three sisters, Betty Lane of Fort Worth, TX, Juanelle Johnson of Molina, GA, and LaZeda Jordan of Abilene; two great friends, Suzy Heath Pringle and Johnny Clinton; Several Nieces, Nephews, and friends.
In Lieu of flowers the family would like to suggest memorials be sent to Hendrick Hospice Care at 1682 Hickory St. Abilene, TX 79601.
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Roy Dan Pringle or as everyone called him Big Dan, was a wonderful person. He had a heart of gold, and was always one to add an opinion to everything that went on around him.
He was not shy by any means, and would talk to almost anyone he'd meet.
He had so many friends we couldn't keep up with all of them. Jackie Parker (Jack) and Johnny Clinton (Johhny Mack) were his best friends of all times.
Dad loved fishing, camping, painting, football (☆GO COWBOYS!☆), umpiring, coaching football, and baseball.
His family was important to him, and he tried everyday to live life the best it handed him.
He was strong to the end. Caring and honest. In life he touched a-lot of people with his ways. His coaching little league football and baseball, and his umpiring were things he loved very much. He'd say, "I used to umpire that kid, he was a good kid."
When I was younger, my dad would always say to me,
"Someday sissy, you'll look back and say, 'Ole dad was right." And truth be told, he was. I do look back and say that, almost everyday.
He is loved by many, and missed by many more.
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✭✮✰☆★I Miss You Dad★☆✰✮✭
I miss you dearest Dad, you're always on my mind.
I look to heaven in the night, I hope your star I'll find.
The days are long and somber, without you here with me.
You've gone from earth, you walk with God, you're soul has been set free.
Slowly, I'll get better and go on day by day.
Never forgetting, always loving, each and every way.
Thank you Dad for making me what I have become.
I'm very proud to brag, I know where I am from.
My rock you are, and were always. The one I could depend.
Thank you Dad, for being Dad, my father and my friend.
❤Love❤,
Kiersty
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Thank you Janice for your support. Thank you for knowing what dad fealt was right. Thank you for understanding my brother and I, and thank you for being 1 of only 4 that has stood by us and being there in our time of need.
Thank you Betty Lane for loving us, and being our beloved Aunt. Hug uncle Wayburn's neck for us please.
Thank you Jackie, your words of support have been precious. Thank you for ensuring us that we have done right and been fair in these times of trial. We love you Jack!
And Johnny... thank you for being my dad's best friend, thank you for loving us all and shining God's grace upon us through your smile. Thank you for giving Brian and myself assurance that anytime we need an ear, yours would be right there to listen. Thank you for also giving us the strength in knowledge that God will listen too.
I speak for myself as well as Brian, we love you all.
~Kiersty
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(Dad's cause of death, complete renal failure)
Obituary listing from Abilene Reporter News, ran Christmas Day, Dec. 25, 2008
Roy Dan Pringle, 58, died Tuesday December 23, 2008 in Abilene. His Funeral service will be 2:00 pm Saturday, December 27, 2008 at Elmwood Funeral Home Chapel, 5750 Hwy 277 South. Visitation will be 6:00 to 8:00 pm Friday December 26, 2008 at Elmwood Funeral Home.
Dan was born April 29, 1950 in Abilene, TX to William Roy and Eula Gladeen Pringle. He later served his country honorably in the United States Navy where he was stationed in Puerto Rico. He worked for the city of Abilene parks department for twenty five years and enjoyed attending church at First Baptist Church of Hawley. Playing the guitar was one of his most enjoyable ways to spend time but rooting for the Dallas☆Cowboys was a definite love of his life.
He is survived by two children, Kiersty Pringle and Brian Pringle both of Abilene; four grandchildren, Maurgan Suezanne Henry, Kierstyn Dan'Nell Pringle, Auston David Pringle, Briton Jaly Pringle all of Abilene; two brothers, Jerry Pringle of Reno, NV, and Carroll Pringle of Cross Plains, TX; three sisters, Betty Lane of Fort Worth, TX, Juanelle Johnson of Molina, GA, and LaZeda Jordan of Abilene; two great friends, Suzy Heath Pringle and Johnny Clinton; Several Nieces, Nephews, and friends.
In Lieu of flowers the family would like to suggest memorials be sent to Hendrick Hospice Care at 1682 Hickory St. Abilene, TX 79601.
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Roy Dan Pringle or as everyone called him Big Dan, was a wonderful person. He had a heart of gold, and was always one to add an opinion to everything that went on around him.
He was not shy by any means, and would talk to almost anyone he'd meet.
He had so many friends we couldn't keep up with all of them. Jackie Parker (Jack) and Johnny Clinton (Johhny Mack) were his best friends of all times.
Dad loved fishing, camping, painting, football (☆GO COWBOYS!☆), umpiring, coaching football, and baseball.
His family was important to him, and he tried everyday to live life the best it handed him.
He was strong to the end. Caring and honest. In life he touched a-lot of people with his ways. His coaching little league football and baseball, and his umpiring were things he loved very much. He'd say, "I used to umpire that kid, he was a good kid."
When I was younger, my dad would always say to me,
"Someday sissy, you'll look back and say, 'Ole dad was right." And truth be told, he was. I do look back and say that, almost everyday.
He is loved by many, and missed by many more.
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✭✮✰☆★I Miss You Dad★☆✰✮✭
I miss you dearest Dad, you're always on my mind.
I look to heaven in the night, I hope your star I'll find.
The days are long and somber, without you here with me.
You've gone from earth, you walk with God, you're soul has been set free.
Slowly, I'll get better and go on day by day.
Never forgetting, always loving, each and every way.
Thank you Dad for making me what I have become.
I'm very proud to brag, I know where I am from.
My rock you are, and were always. The one I could depend.
Thank you Dad, for being Dad, my father and my friend.
❤Love❤,
Kiersty
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Thank you Janice for your support. Thank you for knowing what dad fealt was right. Thank you for understanding my brother and I, and thank you for being 1 of only 4 that has stood by us and being there in our time of need.
Thank you Betty Lane for loving us, and being our beloved Aunt. Hug uncle Wayburn's neck for us please.
Thank you Jackie, your words of support have been precious. Thank you for ensuring us that we have done right and been fair in these times of trial. We love you Jack!
And Johnny... thank you for being my dad's best friend, thank you for loving us all and shining God's grace upon us through your smile. Thank you for giving Brian and myself assurance that anytime we need an ear, yours would be right there to listen. Thank you for also giving us the strength in knowledge that God will listen too.
I speak for myself as well as Brian, we love you all.
~Kiersty
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(Dad's cause of death, complete renal failure)
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Obituary listing from Abilene Reporter News, ran Christmas Day, Dec. 25, 2008
Roy Dan Pringle, 58, died Tuesday December 23, 2008 in Abilene. His Funeral service will be 2:00 pm Saturday, December 27, 2008 at Elmwood Funeral Home Chapel, 5750 Hwy 277 South. Visitation will be 6:00 to 8:00 pm Friday December 26, 2008 at Elmwood Funeral Home.
Dan was born April 29, 1950 in Abilene, TX to William Roy and Eula Gladeen Pringle. He later served his country honorably in the United States Navy where he was stationed in Puerto Rico. He worked for the city of Abilene parks department for twenty five years and enjoyed attending church at First Baptist Church of Hawley. Playing the guitar was one of his most enjoyable ways to spend time but rooting for the Dallas☆Cowboys was a definite love of his life.
He is survived by two children, Kiersty Pringle and Brian Pringle both of Abilene; four grandchildren, Maurgan Suezanne Henry, Kierstyn Dan'Nell Pringle, Auston David Pringle, Briton Jaly Pringle all of Abilene; two brothers, Jerry Pringle of Reno, NV, and Carroll Pringle of Cross Plains, TX; three sisters, Betty Lane of Fort Worth, TX, Juanelle Johnson of Molina, GA, and LaZeda Jordan of Abilene; two great friends, Suzy Heath Pringle and Johnny Clinton; Several Nieces, Nephews, and friends.
In Lieu of flowers the family would like to suggest memorials be sent to Hendrick Hospice Care at 1682 Hickory St. Abilene, TX 79601.
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Roy Dan Pringle or as everyone called him Big Dan, was a wonderful person. He had a heart of gold, and was always one to add an opinion to everything that went on around him.
He was not shy by any means, and would talk to almost anyone he'd meet.
He had so many friends we couldn't keep up with all of them. Jackie Parker (Jack) and Johnny Clinton (Johhny Mack) were his best friends of all times.
Dad loved fishing, camping, painting, football (☆GO COWBOYS!☆), umpiring, coaching football, and baseball.
His family was important to him, and he tried everyday to live life the best it handed him.
He was strong to the end. Caring and honest. In life he touched a-lot of people with his ways. His coaching little league football and baseball, and his umpiring were things he loved very much. He'd say, "I used to umpire that kid, he was a good kid."
When I was younger, my dad would always say to me,
"Someday sissy, you'll look back and say, 'Ole dad was right." And truth be told, he was. I do look back and say that, almost everyday.
He is loved by many, and missed by many more.
~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~
✭✮✰☆★I Miss You Dad★☆✰✮✭
I miss you dearest Dad, you're always on my mind.
I look to heaven in the night, I hope your star I'll find.
The days are long and somber, without you here with me.
You've gone from earth, you walk with God, you're soul has been set free.
Slowly, I'll get better and go on day by day.
Never forgetting, always loving, each and every way.
Thank you Dad for making me what I have become.
I'm very proud to brag, I know where I am from.
My rock you are, and were always. The one I could depend.
Thank you Dad, for being Dad, my father and my friend.
❤Love❤,
Kiersty
_____________________________________________
Thank you Janice for your support. Thank you for knowing what dad fealt was right. Thank you for understanding my brother and I, and thank you for being 1 of only 4 that has stood by us and being there in our time of need.
Thank you Betty Lane for loving us, and being our beloved Aunt. Hug uncle Wayburn's neck for us please.
Thank you Jackie, your words of support have been precious. Thank you for ensuring us that we have done right and been fair in these times of trial. We love you Jack!
And Johnny... thank you for being my dad's best friend, thank you for loving us all and shining God's grace upon us through your smile. Thank you for giving Brian and myself assurance that anytime we need an ear, yours would be right there to listen. Thank you for also giving us the strength in knowledge that God will listen too.
I speak for myself as well as Brian, we love you all.
~Kiersty
_____________________________________________
(Dad's cause of death, complete renal failure)
Obituary listing from Abilene Reporter News, ran Christmas Day, Dec. 25, 2008
Roy Dan Pringle, 58, died Tuesday December 23, 2008 in Abilene. His Funeral service will be 2:00 pm Saturday, December 27, 2008 at Elmwood Funeral Home Chapel, 5750 Hwy 277 South. Visitation will be 6:00 to 8:00 pm Friday December 26, 2008 at Elmwood Funeral Home.
Dan was born April 29, 1950 in Abilene, TX to William Roy and Eula Gladeen Pringle. He later served his country honorably in the United States Navy where he was stationed in Puerto Rico. He worked for the city of Abilene parks department for twenty five years and enjoyed attending church at First Baptist Church of Hawley. Playing the guitar was one of his most enjoyable ways to spend time but rooting for the Dallas☆Cowboys was a definite love of his life.
He is survived by two children, Kiersty Pringle and Brian Pringle both of Abilene; four grandchildren, Maurgan Suezanne Henry, Kierstyn Dan'Nell Pringle, Auston David Pringle, Briton Jaly Pringle all of Abilene; two brothers, Jerry Pringle of Reno, NV, and Carroll Pringle of Cross Plains, TX; three sisters, Betty Lane of Fort Worth, TX, Juanelle Johnson of Molina, GA, and LaZeda Jordan of Abilene; two great friends, Suzy Heath Pringle and Johnny Clinton; Several Nieces, Nephews, and friends.
In Lieu of flowers the family would like to suggest memorials be sent to Hendrick Hospice Care at 1682 Hickory St. Abilene, TX 79601.
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Roy Dan Pringle or as everyone called him Big Dan, was a wonderful person. He had a heart of gold, and was always one to add an opinion to everything that went on around him.
He was not shy by any means, and would talk to almost anyone he'd meet.
He had so many friends we couldn't keep up with all of them. Jackie Parker (Jack) and Johnny Clinton (Johhny Mack) were his best friends of all times.
Dad loved fishing, camping, painting, football (☆GO COWBOYS!☆), umpiring, coaching football, and baseball.
His family was important to him, and he tried everyday to live life the best it handed him.
He was strong to the end. Caring and honest. In life he touched a-lot of people with his ways. His coaching little league football and baseball, and his umpiring were things he loved very much. He'd say, "I used to umpire that kid, he was a good kid."
When I was younger, my dad would always say to me,
"Someday sissy, you'll look back and say, 'Ole dad was right." And truth be told, he was. I do look back and say that, almost everyday.
He is loved by many, and missed by many more.
~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~❤~~
✭✮✰☆★I Miss You Dad★☆✰✮✭
I miss you dearest Dad, you're always on my mind.
I look to heaven in the night, I hope your star I'll find.
The days are long and somber, without you here with me.
You've gone from earth, you walk with God, you're soul has been set free.
Slowly, I'll get better and go on day by day.
Never forgetting, always loving, each and every way.
Thank you Dad for making me what I have become.
I'm very proud to brag, I know where I am from.
My rock you are, and were always. The one I could depend.
Thank you Dad, for being Dad, my father and my friend.
❤Love❤,
Kiersty
_____________________________________________
Thank you Janice for your support. Thank you for knowing what dad fealt was right. Thank you for understanding my brother and I, and thank you for being 1 of only 4 that has stood by us and being there in our time of need.
Thank you Betty Lane for loving us, and being our beloved Aunt. Hug uncle Wayburn's neck for us please.
Thank you Jackie, your words of support have been precious. Thank you for ensuring us that we have done right and been fair in these times of trial. We love you Jack!
And Johnny... thank you for being my dad's best friend, thank you for loving us all and shining God's grace upon us through your smile. Thank you for giving Brian and myself assurance that anytime we need an ear, yours would be right there to listen. Thank you for also giving us the strength in knowledge that God will listen too.
I speak for myself as well as Brian, we love you all.
~Kiersty
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(Dad's cause of death, complete renal failure)
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