David L. Jones

I was blessed to know David through his visits to St. Peter's in Richmond with Jennifer. I saw him just two Sundays before he died. My wife and I have such heavy hearts with this tragedy. We'll never know in this life if it was in God's plan to take this couple from us at the same time but we will cherish their memory.

We were so very sorry to see the tragic news of David's passing. David and the Jones family were such a blessing for years to our family and all who attended the Church of the Epiphany. David was a fine young man as we knew him there. We grieve with you but not without hope, as we will rejoice with you when reunited with him at the resurrection! You are all close to our hearts and in our prayers. Elizabeth for the Burton family: Jane Burton and Laura Pratt.

So sorry to hear about David and Jennifer. I would see them at the Irish American Society of Tidewater meetings. Always enjoyed talking with them. Very good people. They will be missed. Heartfelt sympathy to their families.

My deepest sympathy on the loss of this wonderful man...I have fond memories of David from his early childhood days. He will be remembered for making this world a better place...May his dear soul rest in God's peace..

Carol, this very sad news about your brother David, and his fiancé, was truly alarming. We in the Bailey family from Epiphany hold you and your family deep in our hearts. Our families grew into life together through our Church relationships. We have such respect and compassion for David, for you, and for your entire family. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. May our deep condolences bring your heart some comfort. Very sincerely, Mary Lou, Judy, Shirley, Ray, and...

Carol, I´m sending you my deepest condolences on the loss of your brother David. I think of you so often and am so sorry to be in touch for this reason. I will be out of town Friday or I would definitely come to pay my respect. May the memories of David help you throughout this very difficult period. Thinking of you.

David was a big fan of Great Bridge and Old Dominion wrestling. He, my brother, and I would cheer on the competitors. During the 90s and into the new century David was the planner and organizer for the Great Bridge Wresrling Annual. It contained photos of all the wrestlers, their wrestling accomplishments, the coaches, school officials, trivia questions, and sponsors. Getting one published every year was a huge effort, but David got it done. It gave every wrestler a keepsake that would...