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Cullen Holyoak

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Cullen was born August 28, 1938, in Cedar City, Utah, to Thomas Lionel and Thelma Atkin Holyoak, the first of three children. He was a fabulous older brother to Charleen and Thomas Tink. He would call Cedar his home from then on. He graduated from Cedar High, but always attended Class Reunions for both schools, and knew every classmate by name.

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