his parents were Randy and Tilly Aycoth.
he was preceded by his maternal grandparents J. Hoyle and Mary T. Williams and paternal grandfather H. O. "Hick" Aycoth and 2 uncles Mick Aycoth and John Williams.
he attended sun valley high school and later graduated from east Carolina university with a degree in marine biology.
he was an avid fisherman and hunter. he loved to kayak and spend his time outdoors. he especially loved the obx. he struggled with diabetes his whole life. now he is set free from diabetes, fishing the most majestic waters of all, with his greatest catch yet: eternal life.
he was preceded by his maternal grandparents J. Hoyle and Mary T. Williams and paternal grandfather H. O. "Hick" Aycoth and 2 uncles Mick Aycoth and John Williams.
he attended sun valley high school and later graduated from east Carolina university with a degree in marine biology.
he was an avid fisherman and hunter. he loved to kayak and spend his time outdoors. he especially loved the obx. he struggled with diabetes his whole life. now he is set free from diabetes, fishing the most majestic waters of all, with his greatest catch yet: eternal life.
his parents were Randy and Tilly Aycoth.
he was preceded by his maternal grandparents J. Hoyle and Mary T. Williams and paternal grandfather H. O. "Hick" Aycoth and 2 uncles Mick Aycoth and John Williams.
he attended sun valley high school and later graduated from east Carolina university with a degree in marine biology.
he was an avid fisherman and hunter. he loved to kayak and spend his time outdoors. he especially loved the obx. he struggled with diabetes his whole life. now he is set free from diabetes, fishing the most majestic waters of all, with his greatest catch yet: eternal life.
he was preceded by his maternal grandparents J. Hoyle and Mary T. Williams and paternal grandfather H. O. "Hick" Aycoth and 2 uncles Mick Aycoth and John Williams.
he attended sun valley high school and later graduated from east Carolina university with a degree in marine biology.
he was an avid fisherman and hunter. he loved to kayak and spend his time outdoors. he especially loved the obx. he struggled with diabetes his whole life. now he is set free from diabetes, fishing the most majestic waters of all, with his greatest catch yet: eternal life.
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