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Donald Ray "Donny" Arender Madison Parish, LA

From Madison Journal December 3, 2015

Donald Ray "Donny" Arender, 45, passed away Mon., Nov. 30, 2015, at his home in Tallulah after a brief illness.

He is survived by his father, Donald Wayne Arender of Tallulah; three brothers, Danny (Candy) Tuggle, of 
White Hall, Ark., Hurby (Debbie) Tuggle, of Transylvania, La. and Tim (Ilene) Tuggle. of Minden, La.: and a 
host of nieces and nephews. Arender is preceded in death by his mother, Juaraline Arender.

Arender graduated from Tallulah High School in 1989 and Louisiana State University in 1997. He also attended 
Tallulah Academy, Delta State University and Copiah Lincoln Community College. Ile was a member of First Baptist 
Church of Tallulah and regularly attended Bible study on Friday nights at Robert Charles and Aly Brown's home. 
He lived most of his adult life in Baton Rouge, but recently moved back home to Tallulah to live with his father. 
Arender worked as a school teacher and football coach over the years. Ile loved all sports and was an avid 
LSU Tiger fan.

Memorial services will he held, today, Thurs., Dec. 3. 2015. at Crothers-Glenwood Chapel in Tallulah. Visitation 
will begin at 1 p. m, with services following at 2 p. m. with the Rev. Christopher Miller officiating.