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Community Mourns Passing Of Retired Deputy
August 29, 2021
The community is mourning the passing of a former sheriff’s deputy and youth sports coach.
Retired Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Jamey Kahalley served the citizens of Santa Rosa County for 20 years before his retirement in 2019.
Kahalley, a lifelong resident of Molino, was a 1976 graduate of Tate High School. He coached for several years at Don Sutton Ballpark, for the Cantonment Cowboys and the Ensley Chiefs.
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5 Responses to “Community Mourns Passing Of Retired Deputy”
End of watch, Lt. Thank you for your service, Sir. God bless your family and give them strength. You will be missed.
The class of 1976 was and is a very special group of people. Now another special person has moved on to be with the Lord. Rest my friend may God bless you. You will be missed truly !!!!
I knew Jamey well. He was as dependable as they come. He was a great guy and he will be missed.
Father bless hi soul, keep his family in your care, gone from here, present with the Lord…
So sad. They say the good die young. Praying for his family and friends.