David "Dave" Witt
CASPER - David "Dave" Witt was a Wyoming Native born in Douglas to Norma Baker and Lowell "Bus" Witt May 19th, 1949. In Elementary school, he moved to Casper with his family Robert, Linda (Cardwell), and Richard. He attended Dean Morgan, and graduated from NCHS in 1968. He married his high school sweetheart Linda Harris in 1969 and later had two daughters, Christy (Jeff Garner) and Kasey (John Muir). He worked at Little America (Sinclair) Refinery for 41 years where he loved his job and made lifelong friends. During that time, he & Linda owned The Shade Tree in Eastridge Mall for 23 years. It was during those years we learned that he could probably sell sand at the beach! Dave knew no strangers, one smile or handshake and he was your friend.
Papa Dave was a dedicated husband of 52 years. He was an incredible father who loved his daughters beyond measure. He loved his grandchildren more than life and cherished his time with Rylie (22), Josie (19), River (17), & Hagan (15). He loved sighting Rylie in for Biathlon, rooting for Josie at Special O, and loudly cheering on the boys during Hockey. He was a true Wyoming Outdoorsman and loved hunting, fishing camping, and all things guns.
After retirement, Dave & Linda traveled a bit, but found themselves happiest in their new shop enjoying welding, plasma cutting, and creating metal art for local vendors and craft shows.
Dave left this world much too soon due to post COVID complications. He will be missed beyond measure by all those who knew him.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Casper Autism Support (c/o Pathfinder Credit Union 400 E 1st St Casper WY 82601).
6 Entries
Jim and Dorothy Heck
November 17, 2021
Our prayers for your family's Peace and Comfort in this time of grief will continue long and in earnest.
James and Terri Schaefers
November 15, 2021
So sorry for your loss. Dave´s laugh would light up the room and will be much missed around the campfire and hunting garage.
Rodney & Kim Smith
November 15, 2021
Linda and Family, Rodney and I want to let you know how very sorry we are to have to say goodbye to Dave. From the moment we met him we loved him! He was a kind gental man with a huge heart! He will be with all of us in our memories of him, in the gooness he left in our hearts and the laughs he left in our bellies for they were so deep! Our time with Dave will be treasured forever! Love you!!!!
Mary Whitney
November 14, 2021
Linda,
i'm sorry for your loss! Prayers for you and your family.
Margie foreman
November 14, 2021
Linda I am so very sorry. My deepest condolences
Mike Bemis
November 14, 2021
I am saddened to hear of Dave's passing. He was always such a nice guy whenever I was around him, and I truly enjoyed visiting with him at our class of '68 reunions. His kindness and personality will be missed! I extend my sincere condolences to everyone in Dave's family!
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