David C. Whitlock

Just read this. Patty and entire family, I am so deeply sorry for your loss. Sad beyond words. Prayers for David and all who suffer from addictions.

I didnt know you long or very well. But I could tell right away you were a fun friendly person. You offered to pay for my snacks at the gas station. You didn't even hesitate. Rest easy friend. I pray that your free and in the light.

The family should be proud. A lot of families would try and hide the cause of death, your family got in front of it. I always hope someone who is struggling with addiction will see this obituary and realize it´s not too late to turn their life around.

I did not know David or his family, but I now live in AZ and stay connected with my home town, in part, by reading the obits daily. This was a truly meaningful, honest and loving tribute from what must be an incredibly special family. Thank you for sharing David's story and your message with others.

I didn't know this young man, but it's obvious that he came from a caring family in that, while suffering such a great loss and carrying such a burden of grief, they still made the effort in their tribute to David to reach out to others who may be engulfed in the same kind of situation with a loved one of their own...and to offer support and encouragement. This family, these people are very special, and I wish them God's peace and understanding.

My memories of David span his lifetime. Through good times and bad times, he stayed in touch with me, and I loved him so much. To my beloved sister, there are no words other than I am here ... day or night, I am here. My heart is grieving that I cannot be there with you now. To my nieces and nephews, I am so incredibly blessed that you had those two years to make sweet memories and show David how much you cared for him. I am so sorry for your loss. I know he would be humbled and awed by...

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.