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Hello. We are Jim and Kris Carroll
of Goodlettsville, TN. Born and reared in Oklahoma, Jim is originally from Drumright. A graduate of Drumright High School, he attended Southwestern Assemblies of God College in Waxahachie, Texas. Kris is from Oklahoma City. She was a graduate of Putnam City High School. She attended Oklahoma City University and Oklahoma Baptist University. We were married June 22, 1973 in Oklahoma City, OK. We lived there for 10 and 1/2 years. In 1984, we moved to Medina, Ohio, located just south of Cleveland and west of Akron. We were later transferred to Nashville, Tennessee. Our home is in Goodlettsville, a near suburb to Nashville. Our daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, a mechanical engineering graduate of Tennessee Tech, Cookeville, TN married David Franks January 15, 2006. The couple moved into a new house in 2007, living near Portland, TN, just a few miles north of Goodlettsville. On May 13, 2009, son, Noah David Franks was born. Our son, Joseph Hamilton, "Joe", lives in Austin, Texas. He is a bartender and cook, and at home enjoys his dog, Buddha. Jim has two children by a previous marriage: a son, Mark Christopher Carroll, who currently is a living in Glenrose, Texas, and a daughter, Jill Michelle (Carroll) Cherry, married to Steve Cherry, of Tolar, TX. Steve and Jill have two daughters, Emily Anne and Raley Dawn Cherry. Churches attended:
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