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© Marietta Monitor
26 Jan 2018, page 4
Submitted by: Martha Reddout

Michael Ray Milligan

November 3, 1964 ~ January 20, 2018

Services for Michael Ray Milligan, 53, were held at 2 p.m. Thursday, January 25 at Meador Funeral Home Chapel, Gainesville, Texas. Interment followed in the cemetery at Callisburg, Texas.

Born November 3, 1964 in Altus, the son of Jerry and Barbara Kittrell Milligan, he died Saturday, January 20, 2018 near Antlers.

Michael was raised in Gainesville and was of the Christian faith. He was an avid hunter and loved his black lab, Abby. He was close to his family and loved them dearly. Michael lived his life to the fullest and had many friends.

Survivors include son, Chance Milligan and wife Haley of Callisburg; granddaughter, Audrie Milligan; father, Jerry Milligan of Gainesville; mother, Barbara Pierce of Tipton; sister, Vickie Price and husband Michael of Gainesville; nephew, Aaron Price and wife Kaylyn; and great-nephew, Ryder Price.

Serving as pallbearers were Matt Miller, Brian Greene, Ron LaPointe, Charles Davis, James Knabe, and Brooks Turbeville.

Online guest book: meadorfuneralhomes.com
Meador

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