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Obituary • 08-14-20 • Waiss Lankford-Harris
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dallasvoice.comWaiss Lankford-Harris received his eternal rest Aug. 3, 2020, at the age of 44. He was born on March 17, 1976, in Grand Saline to Larry Ross Sr.
and Jayne Lee Lankford, the youngest of three sons. He was raised in his hometown of Mineola before moving to Dallas. Waiss was preceded in death by his father, his beloved grandmother Lillian Kuykendall, his Aunt Joice, and his lifelong friend Miz Lilly Pettie.
A talented hair designer, Waiss followed his passion with love and vigor, achieving a high level of accomplishment that few can claim.
He was very proud to have been the hairdresser for the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders on the tv show Making The Team for several years.
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