David Workman

David Workman obituary

David Workman

David Workman Obituary

Visit the Indiana Funeral Care - Indianapolis website to view the full obituary.

David Lee Workman, 71, passed from this life on Friday, Jan. 20, 2023 at IU Ball Memorial Hospital following surgery complications. Dave was born in Battle Creek, MI on August 15, 1951 to the late Henry and Beverly (Johnson) Workman.

David graduated from Muncie Southside High School in 1969. He joined the U.S. Navy following graduation and served in the Vietnam War. He managed Workingman’s Food Store and Miller’s Milk House in Muncie before entering the trucking industry as a driver manager for Burlington Motor Carriers. He continued in this role until his retirement from Celadon in 2018. He was an avid fan of the Chicago Cubs and Indianapolis Colts and truly enjoyed spending time with his granddaughters.

Surviving are his daughter, Nicole Harty (Ty), Yorktown; his two beloved granddaughters, Jocelyn Harty and Rosanna Harty, Yorktown; 3 sisters Vicki Pierce and Brenda Golliher (Tony) of Muncie, and Peggy Reese (Michael) of Spring Hill, TN; several extended family members; and special friends Greg Hathaway of Ft. Wayne, Ruth Hein of Indianapolis, and Larry Walker of Muncie.

David was preceded in death by his parents.

At David’s request, Indiana Funeral Care is entrusted with his cremation.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made directly to the family to assist with funeral expenses.

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

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8151 Allisonville Road, Indianapolis, IN 46250

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Cindy Hathaway

January 28, 2023

I´m soo sorry to hear of Dave´s passing. I met Dave when Jim & I married. He video tape our wedding. He is like family to me as I´ve known him for about 38 years. Dave was a very sweet, kind, loyal & friendly man whom never met a stranger. He has been a part of the Hathaway Family forever. Him & Greg were like brothers. If you met Dave he was a friend for life. Dave´s laughter was contagious. He will definitely be missed. I will see you again someday my friend! Nicki, may the Lord guide & comfort you, your family, & his friends during this time of need & the days ahead. Sending Love, Hugs & Prayers

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