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Hayden says goodbye
Memorial service for Robert 'Bobby' Donelson fills high school gym
Hundreds of friends, family members and classmates packed the Hayden High School gymnasium Friday afternoon to remember Robert "Bobby" Donelson in an emotional memorial service, with black and orange ribbons pinned to their clothes in his memory.
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by Melinda Dudley
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Hayden says goodbye
Memorial service for Robert 'Bobby' Donelson fills high school gym
Hundreds of friends, family members and classmates packed the Hayden High School gymnasium Friday afternoon to remember Robert "Bobby" Donelson in an emotional memorial service, with black and orange ribbons pinned to their clothes in his memory.
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