Jeron Gallimore Obituary, Las Vegas, NE, DCP Cast Member at Walt Disney World Has Died

May 2024 · 2 minute read
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Jeron Gallimore obituary, Death – Tommy James Gallimore (T.J.) was born on February 20, 1955, in Cochran City, Beckley County, Georgia, to the late Matha Lee Gallimore (Dent). T.J. attended Beckley County Schools for his official schooling. T.J. and Annie met as young children in their tiny town, where they attended the same school. They began dating at the age of 16, which culminated to their holy nuptials on January 31, 1974.

Their four children were born after they moved to Florida to start a family. T.J. loved dancing, making jokes (long tales), cooking them coons, fishing, and spending time with his family and friends. He enjoyed assisting those in need. T.J. attended Deliverance Temple of Truth Ministries in Dade City, Florida, and later joined. He worked as a worker in various capacities throughout his life to help provide for his family.

His mother, Matha Lee Gallimore (Dent), Benny Lee Owens SR, Burnell Owens, and Roger Lee Gallimore predeceased him. T.J. is survived by his loving family, which includes his wife, Annie Jean Gallimore; children, Tina Miller, Tommy Gallimore Jr., Phelima Gallimore, Frederick Gallimore, and Tonya Gallimore; siblings, Mary Nail Marshall, Wanda Jean Taylor (Henry), S.T. Gallimore Jr., and Mary Ann Gallimore; and grandchildren,

Brittany Toole, Quanisha Redfield, Jonathan Graham, Jake Pugh III, Alex If you know T.J., you will know one of his famous sayings, “Oh yeah,” and if you know him well, you will know what he is known as, “Po Dawg,” and we must forget the name given to him by one of his favorite nephews, “Uncle Pickle.”

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