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David MARKER Obituary
Age 69, Beavercreek, peacefully ascended to a whole new life on Good Friday, April 2, 2021. At his side was the love of his life and wife, Tina.
He was born in Dayton and one of nine children of the
former Ralph T. and Josephine B. Marker. He was preceded in death by brother, Patrick; mother-in-law, Doris Duggins; and brother-in-law, Timothy Duggins.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by his dog rescues, Pasha and Barnaby; Brian Marker, and sister/sis-in-law, Rebecca Marker, Eaton; brother-in-law, Chris Duggins, Eaton; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Maurice and JoAnn Duggins, Waynesfield, Ohio; three special sons: Ryan Nolan, Kyle Nolan, and Jason Nolan all of Eaton; grandsons: Cameron
Rader-Nolan, Huber Heights, and Izaak Nolan, Vandalia; great-grandson, Kailen Rader, Fairborn; lifetime friend, Gary Roof, San Francisco, CA.
Arrangements are being handled by Tobias Funeral Home. A Celebration of Life is planned at a later date.
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Barbara Massie
April 13, 2021
Tina, I am so sorry to hear about David. He was such a wonderful person and friend. You and your family are in our prayers. Barb Massie & Marvin Keller
Marv and Ann Selhorst
April 6, 2021
I will never forget the time Dave was preparing to jump in the lake at Brunnerdale Seminary to save me from drowning. I was fortunate enough to hit the ground just before he jumped in. Says a lot about his character. I will never forget him. Our deepest sympathies.
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