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David was born in Upper Sandusky, Ohio on October 22, 1955 to the now deceased Pauline (Patterson) and Arba Row, Sr.
He had retired from R. W. Sanders in 2014.
Always an antagonist, Daivd loved to also be a jokester! He cherished his role as being the invisible racer and phantom lawn mower. He loved his motorcycle and NASCAR, but being with his family, cook outs, racing, and talking, among other activities were his BEST of times! Riding in Curtis' Chevelle was a huge highlight of his life!
On February 14, 1987, he married Amy Stansbery. She, along with three children, Curtis (Micki) Row of Vickery; Crystal Good of Fremont; Cassandra "Baby" (John) Fleming of Vickery survive. Two step sons, Patrick Stansbery and Shawn (Telina) Stansbery also survive. Ten grandchildren, Nikolas, Damien, Isaac and Kayden Row; Brandon Blanton, Gabriel Sanchez; Amber and Cheyenne Row; Jordon and Alexander Stansbery survive as well, along with two step grandchildren. His sister, Linda (Larry) Snook survives in Findlay.
David was preceded in death by a brother Arba Row, Jr and sister, Becky Row.
Private family services will be held.
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