David-Ware-Obituary

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David Harry Ware

Flint, Michigan

Aug 27, 1944 – Oct 9, 2020 (Age 76)

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BORN
August 27, 1944
DIED
October 9, 2020
AGE
76
LOCATION
Flint, Michigan

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Swartz Funeral Home - Flint Obituary

WARE, David Harry – Of Fenton, age 76, died Friday, October 9, 2020.


Graveside service will be held 3 p.m. Thursday, October 22, 2020 at Sunset Hills Cemetery.


Those desiring may make contributions to the Humane Society of Genesee County.


David was born on August 27, 1944, the son of the late Ernest and Marjorie (VanNocker) Ware.


On May 4, 1963 he married the late Barbara Pierce.


He was a member of the Lake Fenton Sailing Club.


Mr. Ware was a Dean at Baker College and taught at Oakland Schools Technical Campus Southwest.


Surviving are children, Shellie Stone and David (Jacqueline) Ware;


grandchildren, Haley, Taylor, Lindsey, Delaney and Skylar Stone, David, Emily, Grace, Caroline and Ethan Ware;


siblings, Jerald (Cheryl) Ware and Ernest "Chuck"(Christine) Ware.


He was preceded in death by his wife, Barbara in 2010 and his parents.

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Oh no! He was the love of my life many years ago. So sorry for his family a lovely man with a great smile. I will never forget him.

On behalf of Lake Fenton Orchards Association I made a contribution to the Humane Society in Mr. Ware's name. As I did it online I am not certain you will be notified of this donation.

I really only knew Dave a few months and I just wanted to say, although our friendship was short he was a great help in not only teaching me, but making me learn better how our Non-Profit should operate. My last talk with him was on the walk home from a meeting we held down on our beach in...

David and I have had almost 12 years together. He will always have that special place in my ❤.

Dave was my eldest brother, I have fond childhood memories. In my early teenage years, our lives took different paths. When we talked, Dave was welcoming, engaging, and expressed a sincere interest in my life, career, and hobbies offering his brotherly Insight and guidance. When I visited, Dave always found time to get together. I wish we could have spent more time together as brothers. I sense a loss of a brother and I will fondly reflect on my memories of Dave.

I meet Dave thru Shelly he was very caring and kind to my daughter and granddaughter Thanks Dave. Rest In Peace

Dave was one of the kindest people with such a love to help educate people. He was always willing to help with anything, big or small. We will miss his stories, his laughs, his pets and his overall presence in the room.