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David Michael Byrd, Jr. of Saint Louis, MO, passed away Friday, January 31, 2025 at the age of 56. Beloved husband of 15 years to Esperansa Byrd; cherished son of David Michael, Sr. and Sonja Byrd; devoted father of Kalib Michael (Danielle) Byrd, Katelynne (Matthew) Byrd, Joslynne (Benjamin) Jones, Demetri Levon, Brianna Kaitlin and the late Jason Anthony; loving grandfather of Liam, Eli, Alaina, Wayde, Olivia, Dominic and the late Emmett; dear brother of Matthew (Debbie) Byrd and the late Nathan Byrd.
David was a kindhearted, generous, and gentle soul who touched the lives of many. A devoted man of faith, he studied the Bible diligently and served as a minister, always sharing his love for God with those around him. His devotion extended to his family and his country, values he held close to his heart.
A talented master carpenter, David built not just with his hands but with his heart, creating lasting works and cherished memories. He was also a lifelong car and gun enthusiast, finding joy in the craftsmanship and history behind them.
From a young age, David’s passion for wrestling shaped his determination and discipline. Competing from the age of 8 to 19, he achieved the remarkable title of state champion his senior year—a testament to his perseverance and dedication.
David had a truly unique spirit, one that never met a stranger. He loved meeting new people and left an impression on everyone he encountered. David was an excellent husband, father, grandfather and son, his warmth, kindness, and unwavering faith made him a beacon of light in the lives of many.
David was dearly loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Donations may be made to David's Go Fund Me to help support his family.
620 Jefferson St, Saint Charles, MO 63301
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