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Becky Benoit Ames (Beaumont, TX)
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To all of the Dishman family, Rodney and I are so sorry for your loss. We know this is a very difficult time for all of you and our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Mrs. Ginger, you are a very special lady to me and I have always appreciated your support and friendship. I am so sorry. Becky Lynn
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Madonna Barry (Beaumont, TX)
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My heart is very heavy with sorrow for the entire Dishman Family. I will miss that friendly smile he always had every time I saw him, he was a gentle soul. I have many fond memories of Tuff and will cherish them forever. I love all of you, and will keep you in my prayers. May you seek comfort in knowing he is in our sweet Lord's loving hands.
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Tom Leicht (Beaumont, TX)
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The Dishman Families were always special to The Bank and all will miss Tuff. May His Soul Rest in peace-AMEN
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Betty Faye Weaver (Texas, TX)
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Gad,Rodney,Monk ,Jackie & Family
I haven't seen "Tuff "in several years but hear about the boys thru friends.I love Tuff and know he will be loved and missed.He was a loving young man.Always nice and polite,Full of energy and laughter.My heart and prayers go out to you and God always has a plan.
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Andy Barry (Beaumont, TX)
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I've know the J.C. Dishman Jr. family since the late 70's. What a great family. In the early 1980's Gad and Bear were often host to rodeo cowboys coming through town. Monk was rodeoing, and Rodney and Tuff were farming rice and soybeans. After the crops were harvested, Monk would be headed to the NFR, Rodney and the rest of us would hunt all winter, and Tuff would hunt a little and spend most of the winter cleaning and painting equipment. Tuff always had a lot of pride in the farm and its equipment.
Tuff had many sayings. The one I probably heard the most was " If you're going to dance, you have to pay that fiddler." I think we are all paying that fiddler right now. I miss you Tuff.
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