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David Brian Standifer

Tuscaloosa, Alabama

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TUSCALOOSA David Brian Standifer, 38, an employee of The New York Times Company, died on May 28, 2010, at home, following a brief illness. The funeral will be on Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Tuscaloosa Memorial Chapel Funeral Home with Rev. Darrell Garrett officiating and Sharon Standifer giving the...

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I am so sorry that I had forgotten to mention Linni on my last comment. The woman that Dave loved with all his heart!! Sorry Linni!! I know Dave loved you BIGTIME, with all his heart!!

Bobby, Karen and Jeff, I am so sorry for your loss. I had not known about this guest book until today. I still and will always miss Dave, he was a great friend to me and he was a very funny guy with a great personality. Unfortunately I never did get to meet him in person but we sure did talk on the phone a lot about music and life. He was a wonderful person that cared so much about others and would always call on the Holidays to wish my daughter and I the best. He will never be...

David has been gone almost 11 months now and I still can't believe it. The night of the wake, there were over 400 Metal Heads there. I met so many that are now special friends. I never liked heavy metal music, more Big Band sound. I tried to teach him the correct way to hold drum sticks. He laughed and said he would do it his way. He did. I stuck with the sax. We still haven't sold his house and I just go there to talk to him. Thanks for being his friend. His Dad,Bob

Bobby, Karen, and Jeff, I know how much you miss Dave and how much it hurts not to have him here with us anymore. Take condolence in knowing he is with our Lord and Savior. He was loved by many and still loved by those who went first. I will always remember him as being in my corner just like a little brother. Love to all, Wendy Speed

Dave,

As I sit here in Baghdad awaiting your Facebook response, it was finally brought to my attention that you are no longer here with us in reality. I just happened to be searching for some old Alabama friends and thought of you. I sent you a message with memories of when we used to play music together in your basement. Those days at West End Christian are long gone but still dwell in my mind as if they were just yesterday.

Take care, and I apologize for not staying...

To Bobby, Karen and Jeff:

Please except my prayers and love for your great loss. I loved reading the comments about David. He was certainly a son and brother to be proud of. Was David with you at Kentuck that time, Karen? Or was that Jeff? I hope to see you next trip to T-Town. We seldom make the trip except for occasional family reunions.

Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life; he who believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and...

i recently moved to DC so just now found out. my condolences to daves family and lindsey.

Hey Dave,
I went out to visit you and pay my respects yesterday. It was like 110 in the shade and I had a stupid map that I couldn't make sense of, but I found you. Love, Noele

Dave, Wow. What a shock it was to hear you weren't on this earth anymore. I'm am blown away by it all and will always remember your humor and insight on things. Salena still has the drumsticks you gave her from that night at Egans. Thanks for all you did for T-Town and Metal. You will be dearly missed. Love, Jennifer (Rubino) Rich Hamner