David Duane Brittain Sr.

Nearly three years on, it´s still hard to accept that none of us will ever see Dave again. I hope his family can take comfort in realizing what a large and diverse group of people were proud to consider him a best friend.

Dave was a gentleman of many talents and I have fond memories of working with him at TCB.
John Cater

I was so sorry to hear about the passing of David, and so sorry I missed the funeral. I have been on the road and just now checked my facebook. David, V.S., Raymond and I were the northside musketeers.

Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord, and may perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, Rest In Peace.

I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with David back in the 80s at Texas Commerce Bank. It has been quite a few years since I've seen him. I remember him as kind and fair man/co-worker with a great sense of humor. He will be missed.

I worked with Dave in the Chase Data Ctr for many years. He was one of the nicest, most caring persons I've known. Carol and family, you will never hear a bad word about him from those who worked with him. I will always remember Dave having a friendly smile and pleasant words. Heaven is welcoming him with open arms. ❤ The service this morning was lovely. I will miss seeing you Dave.

I was 18 and wet behind the ears when Dave took me into Computer Operations at TCB. Whatever I learned about how to be a good manager, I learned from him. Rest in Peace Sir!

I am so sorry for your loss, my prayers are with your family, Dave was a great man. He fought the good fight of Faith. May God comfort you with peace and love and all the wonderful memories.
Esther Gamino-George Memorial Library

I worked with Dave at the bank. He always greeted you with a smile and was such a kind soul. Dave had a gentle voice and a big heart. He will truly be missed. Prayers for God's comfort and peace to all his family.

Dave was a best friend for 50 years. He will be missed. Unfortunately I am in the hospital and will not be able to attend his services. Prayers to his family many of whom I had the privilege of knowing

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I'm so, so sorry for your loss and my prayers are with the family. I remember when I met Dave in late 1970 after being at the bank for a short while. Knowing Dave was a true blessing. He always seem to make you feel that you were important. I'm sure he will be remembered fondly by everyone.

So many wonderful memories of working with Dave at the bank. Everyday Dave brought a smile to work and made working fun. He genuinely cared for others and treated everyone with respect. My prayers go out to his entire family.

We, the alumni of Jefferson Davis High
School, are so sorry for your loss. Our
prayers are for you and your family during
your time of sorrow. May God blanket you
with a comfort and peace that can only come
from Him. Your loved one, Mr David Brittain,
will be honored on our Panther Pause Jeff Davis
HS page on Facebook. It is our way to
remember and honor those who have walked
the halls before us, with us and after us.
Linda Lacy Vestal
Jeff Davis High School
Class of '64

Dave was a wonderful person and a joy to work with at the bank. Dave cared for his employees, customers, coworkers, family, and friends. He was a true team player.
I can only imagine what a great father, husband, and grandfather Dave was. Heaven was created for people like Dave. We miss him now but can look forward to being reunited with him when God calls us home.
Thank you Dave for your life and friendship.
Deacon Tom Vicknair

There is no one who was a better friend than Dave. We are blessed to have known him.
Prayers for the wonderful Britain family and especially for Carol.

With love, Jennifer Norrell

May God rest his soul. May God bless the extended Brittain family.

Any afterlife worthy of belief will have fishes to catch, old dogs for comfort, well-aged whiskey, and old friends and departed family to share those things with you. Bon voyage, old friend.