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David loved his family and was a proud Army Veteran. He loved driving trucks and could fix just about anything. He was an avid hunter and loved to go hunting with friends and family.
David is survived by an older sister, Evelyn Jeanette Stewart, younger sisters, Irene Blackwell, Rebecca (Doug) Patrick, brother Charles (Ruth) Sproul, sister-in-laws Janice Sproul, Vonell Sproul and his children Maria (Thomas) Swanson, David (Christine) Sproul, John (Tamara) Sproul and Sherry Sproul, plus 13 grandchildren, and 3 great grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Ardell and Laura Sproul, His wife Karen, and siblings Inise (Howard) Spendlove, Andrew Sproul, John (Josephine) Sproul, Lawrence Sproul and brother-in-laws Roy Leon Stewart and James Blackwell.
Funeral arrangements:
February 7, 2025.
9:00am viewing
10:00 am service
Hollywood/Kell LDS chapel at:
1825 N Hollywood Blvd. 89156
12:00 pm burial at Veterans Memorial Cemetery
1900 Veterans Memorial
Boulder City, NV 89005
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