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James Earl Wooten (April 25, 1953 - March 9, 2023) - Texas Metro News

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James Earl Wooten was born in Dallas, Texas to the union of Charlie Garfield Wooten and Essie Mae Wooten. He is preceded in death by both parents: brother, Charles Wooten: […]

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