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Shannon Bailey Obituary
He had struggled a long battle with a disease and is now at peace and has joined his mom, both his grandparents and MaryAnn in heaven.
Shannon was born in and raised in Akron, Ohio. He attended Lake High school. Shannon was known for his great sense of humor and jokes he made.
Preceded in the death by his mother Tamara S. Bailey, Grandma and Grandpa Bailey, Eden and Orville Bruce.
He is survived by his father William Bailey, his sisters; Dawn (Nick), Wendy (Danny), Laura, Lisa (Jimmy), Kelly (Dan), Erin (Jeff), Robin (Eric), Katlynn and his brother Gabe; many nieces and nephews and his good friend and caregiver Glen, who looked out for Shannon during his difficult time.
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Mary Myers
July 15, 2025
To all my cousins in the Bailey Family. I am so sorry for our shared loss.
I am so glad that Shannon is no longer struggling, and I truly believe that he is now, at last, at peace. He suffered so long and he missed so much. I am certain that he will now be watching over us all, catching up on all he missed. May God bless us all, and I pray that Jesus is now holding Shannon in his loving arms.
Mary Myers
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