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Mr. William D. Smith of Dothan died Monday, June 18, 2007 in Cottonwood. He was 57.
Graveside services for Mr. Smith will be 10am Thursday June 21, 2007 in Gardens of Memory Cemetery.
The family will receive friends Tonight from 5-7pm at Ward-Wilson Funeral Home in Dothan.
Mr. Smith was born in Dothan, October 14, 1949, the son of the late William Wyatt Smith and Eva Mae Hughes Smith. He loved to travel and shop. He also enjoyed fishing.
Mr. Smith leaves behind his loving wife of 27 years, Mary Smith of Cottonwood, a brother, Ronald M. Smith and his wife Polly from Dothan.
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