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David Myers Obituary
David was born 12/10/1951 to Dr. Harmon and Edith (Hamilton) Myers in Kirksville, MO where his father was in medical school. The family returned to Arizona in 1954 where David grew up with a love of all things electronic, computer and ham radio. He was a member of the Tucson Boy's Chorus and won the regional science fair in 1968. David graduated from Rincon High School in 1969 and the University of Arizona in 1973. He returned to Kirksville to attend medical school, graduating in 1977, then established a general medical practice in Tucson with his father. With the help of his long-term employee, lovely and charming Barb, Dave practiced osteopathic medicine for 44 years.
He is predeceased by his parents, son Christopher, granddaughter Alora, and survived by brother Mark (Tamra), sister Barbara, daughters Kristen (Sabino) and Cassandra (Jason), grandchildren Vienna and Phoenix, nieces and nephews, and Kathy, the love of his life.
As Dave always said before he snuck away from parties, "you're missing me now. . ."
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Memories and Condolences
for David Myers
Guadalupe Johnston
July 15, 2025
You are always in my heart
Miss you so much.
Its unbilivable that you left me without saying goodbye!
I cry for you so much!
Ben and Mary Ann Jacobs
February 22, 2024
Dr. Myers was our favorite doctor for over 30 years. His compassion, humor, extensive knowledge, dedication to his patients, and sense of humor made him a joy to be with. May the Lord greet him with open arms. He will cell certainly be missed by all who knew and loved him.
Brienne Dylewski
February 6, 2024
Dr. Myers, will be missed and fondly remembered. His passion for creating and exploring was incredible to witness. My heart goes out to his family and friends.
Trudi Neil
January 24, 2024
Dr. Myers was our primary care for years. He was not only our doctor, but was a friend.
He listened and took time with us in the office. He even came into his office on a Sunday when my husband had the shingles.
Dr. David also fixed a radio/ phonograph that we had. He was an intelligent, compassionate doctor and we were sorry to see him retire. Our sincerest sympathies to the family.
Trudi and Tom Neil
Jeanne Silverberg
January 14, 2024
Barbara: My sincerest sympathies
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