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David had a lifelong passion for drag racing cars, especially with his cherished Cadillac CTS V. He also spent many years training and competing in powerlifting. Although this gained him a strong exterior, he held a large, warm heart. From his children - their sports, talents and interests - to his nieces and nephews, he beamed with pride. Never falling short of expressing his love to his wife, children, family members and friends. With daily phone calls and frequent check-in’s, David made clear that the people in his life meant everything to him. Outside of family, friends, and his pets - Italian food and his wife’s baking, always put a smile on his face.
David is survived by his father, Dennis J. DeLisle and wife Judy DeLisle of Hubbardston; His mother Teresa DeLisle of Lowell; His brother Dennis D. DeLisle and wife Courtney DeLisle, and their two children Riley and Mya of Jaffrey, New Hampshire.
He is survived by his wife of five years, Kimberly Marie DeLisle and their two children, Holly June DeLisle and Niko Christopher Robert DeLisle; His other children include Jonathan David Mansfield of Salem, New Hampshire; Adrianna Julie DeLisle of Nashua, New Hampshire; Givanni Domenic DeLisle of Hampstead, New Hampshire; Kassianna Lynn DeLisle of Mason, New Hampshire. He will also be greatly missed by his in-law family, including several nieces and nephews, and many friends.
Visiting hours will be held in the McGaffigan Family Funeral Home, 37 Main Street (Rte. 113) Pepperell, Massachusetts, on Thursday, December 28th from 1-4pm. A Celebration of Life will follow at the Pepperell VFW Post #3291, 55 Leighton Street, Pepperell, Massachusetts until 6pm. In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to the DeLisle Family’s GoFundMe, in care of Kimberly DeLisle at: https://gofund.me/fe935fd8
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