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David Foster Obituary
He was a member of the Love and Truth Church in Adamsville, TN. David was a member of the class of 1952 at Adamsville High School. He was a proud retiree of the Local 798 Union in Tulsa, Oklahoma and a member of the Adamsville Masonic Lodge.
David is preceded in death by his parents; two sons, David Jerome and Jeffery Paul Foster; his brother, James Foster; three sisters-in-law, Freeda Foster, Bobbie Briley and Lanette Holloway; five brothers-in-law, Roy Holloway, Donny Holloway, Ray Collier Sr., Gene Phillips, and Jimmy Joe Briley.
David is survived by his wife, Edith Foster; three sons and their wives, Mark and Marsha Foster of Fairhope, AL, Marty and Kelly Foster of Adamsville, TN, Robbie and Laura Foster of Henderson, NV; two grandsons and their wives, Wesley and Leigh Ann Foster of Adamsville, TN, Jessy and Laura Foster of Adamsville, TN; two granddaughters and their husbands, Jessica and Chris Roe of Mobile, AL, Kathryn and Parker Hutcherson of Austin, TX; three great grandchildren, Naylor Wesley Foster, Rhodes Dylan Foster and Finn Raymond Foster all of Adamsville, TN; two step granddaughters, Brittney and Natalie Taccone of Boston, MA; seven nieces, Zondra Hardin, Anita Burks, Kandy McGuire, Elaine Conaway, Lisa Wright, Christy Spencer, Carol Collier; four nephews, Terry Holloway, Ray Collier Jr, Jeremy Rickman, Mike Pinkos; as well as many great nieces and nephews.
Serving as pallbearers: Terry Holloway, Ray Collier Jr., Brandon Burks, Chris Pyron, Tim Seaton, Jackie Hamm, David Baker, and Harold Boswell.
Honorary pallbearers: Jack's Coffee Shop Crew
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303 Old Stage Rd, Adamsville, TN 38340
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