David-Elliott-Obituary

David Elliott

Houston, Texas

1944 - 2014 (Age 70)

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David James Elliott Houston native David James Elliott, 70, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Saturday, June 7. David graduated from Kinkaid School, Vanderbilt University, Texas A&M Veterinary School, and South Texas College of Law, and his intelligence and devotion to others were...

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My Facebook posting from the Smithfield penny-farthing race of 7 years ago just popped up - this was where we were when we heard the shocking news of your passing. The sun still shines on your bench in Caromb. The wine you helped us make in what was sadly your last vintage is still drinking well. Forever remembered.

You will be sadly missed you gentle giant of a gentleman. I'll miss our coffee and lunch outings to Borough Market.

You will be greatly missed. Our lives were enriched by knowing you. Dom is sad that there is no more lounge time.

Arrived in London today and could only think about laughing our heads off together on a double decker bus. You were a gentle man, a kind spirit and simply a joy to be around. From the Krewe in Texas to the beaches of Spain and beergardens of Munich you were a joy to be around. My life is richer for having known you.

Missing you in Germany too.

Thomas & Frank, Fussgoenheim

David, we heard so many wonderful stories about you through friends Robbie, Auriel, Dom, Woz, Michael, Gaetan. Always thought we'd meet. Sadly now never to be.

I met David at our South London bridge group. He was one of the kindest men I have ever met and a wonderful cook. I will miss him enormously. He spoke often of his partner Greg and all of his family. My thoughts are with you all.

David, Missing you here in Caromb.

My Darling David
It is never possible to find the words. I cannot imagine La Plantade without you now. Your smile, your laugh and your willing attitude to find obscure things in French hardware shops are going to be sorely missed. We will place your chair facing the vineyard so you can relax and watch us at harvest.
All our love, Auriel and Rob and Michele and Zoe xx