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Larry G. Smith, age 36, an Ada resident, was born on January 24, 1985, to Jimmy Dale Jr. and Melissa Ellen (Preheim) Smith, at Dinuba, CA. Larry passed away on October 2, 2021 at Ada, OK. He attended schools in California.
Larry was a mechanic and a carpenter.
He married Ashleigh Erskin on September 26, 2007 at Fresno, Ca. Larry was a Christian.
He enjoyed fishing and camping. Larry loved spending time with his children.
SURVIVED BY
Wife: Ashleigh Erskin of Tupelo, OK
Sons: Jeramyah Smith & Malakhy Smith
Daughter: Kaycee Smith
Parents: Jimmy Dale Jr and Melissa Ellen (Preheim) Smith
Sisters: Stacy Smith of Tupelo, OK
Tarlisa Baldwin & husband Jeffery of Tupelo, OK
Stacy Peddy of Clovis, CA
Along with aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins & many dear & loved friends.
PRECEDED IN DEATH BY
Sister: Amanda Smith
Cousin: James Baldwin
DATE OF VISITATION:
Saturday, October 9, 2021 @ 2-5PM
PLACE: Brown's Funeral Chapel, Coalgate, OK
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