Jeffrey Lyal David

I will always remember his dangly cross earring. The red undercover car he´d drop us at the bus stop in. His detective work outside the house if he thought someone snuck in or out a window. His smile, his laugh and especially when he´d laugh at his own corney jokes
I was always grateful for his unconditional love throughout the years. Even when he thought I might not have been the best influence, he always accepted and supported me and my friendship with Tawni.

We have so many great memories of our time as Jeff and Donnas neighbor. He had such a big heart and enriched our lives and those of our children. Emily and Alyssa remember Jeff pulling their wagon to the park so they could roll down the hill. He would come over and squeeze into the girls play house and let them serve him pretend snacks. I recieved a couple calls teasingly letting me know that Scott was maybe pushing them a little high on the swings or that Scott was up 60 feet in a tree with a chainsaw while I was at work. It was always with a laugh and a smile and we always knew that Jeff was reaching out to keep those he cared about safe from harm. After we moved Jeff continued to stop by and share his stories and see what we were up to. He always emenated joy and thoughtfulness and he will be missed.