IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Don Alvin

Don Alvin Hyden Profile Photo

Hyden

Apr 21, 1945 — Feb 19, 2022

Clinton

Obituary

Don Alvin Hyden, 76, of Clinton, Tennessee passed away and went to be with his Lord and Savior on
Saturday February 19, 2022.

Don was born in Middlesboro, Kentucky to Jack and Arizona Hyden on April 21, 1945. He was married
and devoted to the love of his life Trena Hyden for 50 years.

Don was blessed with two sons, Chris Hyden and Barry Hyden and Daughter-in Law Laura Hyden, all of
Clinton, Tennessee. He also had three grandchildren, Jackson Hyden, Evie Hyden and Luke Hyden, all
who he adored with all of his heart.

He was preceded in death by his Father Jack Hyden, Mother Arizona Hyden, Brothers Kenneth Hyden
and Ancil Hyden, and Sisters Bernice Chaffin and Juanita Gibson. Surviving siblings are Brother Dean
Hyden and Sister Reba Douglas.

He grew up in Detroit, Michigan where he developed a love for sports which would follow him for the
rest of his life as he was a lifelong Detroit Tigers fan and die-hard Kentucky basketball fan. He was also
raised in church and loved Jesus Christ his entire life. He loved his country and served in Viet Nam in the
United States Army. He became a school teacher and made a real difference in countless lives at Faith
Christian School in Clinton, Tennessee. He never met a stranger and treated both young and old with
respect, kindness and the love of Jesus.

The family will receive friends from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday February 26, 2022 at Holley- Gamble
Funeral Home in Clinton, Tennessee. A celebration of life service will follow. A processional will then
travel to the graveside located in Norris Memorial Gardens, where the Campbell County Honor Guard
will perform Taps and a 21 gun salute. White dove release to follow. www.holleygamble.com
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