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David Dingman

Ann Arbor, Michigan

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David Lyons Dingman 1936-2021 David Lyons Dingman was born and raised in Ann Arbor Michigan with his loving parents, Thelma and Reed, and his two sisters, Sally and Sue. His fondest childhood memories were of playing every sport imaginable at Burns Park and hunting with his dad. He spent much of...

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James C. Heald. M.D. Highland Springs, Dallas, Texas Friend Memory care facility

Dr. David Dingman was a classmate at Dartmouth College. He was a generous and thoughtful person who personified intelligent adventurer and good human being.

David Dingman was a classmate at Dartmouth. He was a good friend and a good human being. He will be missed.

I had the honor of working briefly with Dr. Dingman. His tenacity, strength of character, work ethic, and altruism was simply inspiring. The world is a better place because of him. Godspeed, Dr. Dingman.

A life well lived. Sailor, climber, skier, pilot, triathlete and great surgeon and mentor. He was very inclusive and approachable. A rare breed to be sure!

Our hearts go out to you and your family as you mourn the loss of your brother Sally. He led an amazing life full of service to others as well as exciting adventures. May your memories help carry you through this time of loss. Love you Sally

My husband Pete and I were so sad to hear this news. We had the pleasure of working with Dave and Barbara as their architects for their home in Idaho. They were both generous and kind as clients and humans. Dave and Barbara's kindness and loyalty extended far beyond our professional relationship. They be long remembered by us as an example of the best way to live and treat people in the world. We felt lucky to have the honor of knowing Dave and to have had the opportunity to be inspired...

Our family has many fond memories of Dave. When we moved to Utah in 1973 as my dad took up a residency in Plastic Surgery, Dave quickly became his mentor and a good family friend. We shared a love of sailing and skiing with many great adventures. I crewed for Dave as kid sailing the Great Salt Lake where we won multiple events as well as racing in Puget Sound in the NORPAC in 1975...we won that too. Rest in Peace Dave, your kindness and sense for adventure will truly be missed. Tom...

Sad to hear this. He was my Doc way back in 92, I had surgery Dec 21st I remember him coming in with a Bow Tye all dressed up like he just came from a party to do my surgery, I just loved how cute and handsome he looked.