David E. Levison

David Levison Obituary

David E. Levison, 42, of Waco, passed away suddenly Sunday, Jan. 17, 2010. Graveside services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, at Temple Rodef Sholom Cemetery. David was born Feb. 20, 1967 in Cincinnati, Ohio, to David and Louise Levison, and was employed as a security guard in Waco. He was preceded in death by his father. He is survived by his mother, Louise Levison; three sisters, Lois Ehrlich and husband, Martin of California, Terri Brimm and husband, Allen of Houston, and Barbara Johnston and husband, Stacy of Atlanta; and several nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the charity of your choice. February 20, 1967 - January 17, 2010 Sign the Guest Book at www.wacotrib.com

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Published by Waco Tribune-Herald from Jan. 19 to Jan. 20, 2010.

Memories and Condolences
for David Levison

11 Entries

Ken Busby

January 27, 2010

Louise,Terri,Barbara, and family, I'm so sorry for the loss of David. You have my deepest regret,and sympathy. I learned of his passing this morning. I remember so much time spent at your house in Woodway. And so much time with one of my closest brother's.He made our turbulant youth a time we can look back on and smile about the good we had,and the trouble we caused. I've missed him over the year's,and spoke of him often.I'll carry his memory with me always. All of you are in my prayers,and thought's. God bless you,rest in peace David. I'll meet you at the,"Gnarled Tree" when my time comes brother. Ken Busby (Round Rock, Tx.)

JB Snodgrass

January 27, 2010

I am very sorry and my prayers are with the Levison family, David was a great friend to me in high school and was one of those special people that really cared and had a great heart.

Donna (Wells) Mixon

January 24, 2010

Mrs. Levison, Terri and family,

I am so very sorry for your loss. I have many fond memories of my high school friendships and of building our "homecoming float" in your garage. My prayers go out for your family and for David that you may find the peace you all so richly need and deserve.

Much love to you all,
Donna J (Wells) Mixon and family

Laura

January 24, 2010

Dave was a true friend in every since of the word. He stood by those he loved and cherished. Allways there to lend a helping hand even when he had not much to share he shared of himself. He was allways there to lend and ear and some words of love and wisdom. His heart was as vast as his abilities and intellegence. My memories of Dave are vast. He often spoke faundly of his mom and his sisters and Halloween. He spoke often of his father who he respected and cherished. Their working together creating paints and brushes, trips to museums and all the wordly knowledge and wisdom he recieved from both his parents. I recieved the honor and priviledge of having such a devoted man who loved me dearly (for he told me every day whilst bringing me flowers). Dave and I worked learned, laughed, cryed, respected and loved together. We looked out for one another at times when we had wonderful friends and family and in other times we where never alone for we had each other. Dave loved working with one of his many treasured friends Mr. Chrisman at the farm where they grew vegetables and we all picked them together and shared them with others. It what truly a time of peace for us both. Times of playing soccer at the park, feeding the many squirels, and Dave could whip up a mean grilled eggplant and ribs. I enjoyed the honor of working with Dave who was and outstanding journeyman. Daves abilities and talents in cabinetry, fine woodworking, construction (all phases of) remodeling where remarkable. Dave could take a piece of raw material to the point of a flawless work of art that left you breathless. His abilities as a property manager and guard where that of a true protector of safety. Dave was a true patriot standing together in every since of the word. Dave tried to be part of the solution to many problems. I found a quotation I'd like to share that describes his feeling of patriotism which I found to also be of high importance to this unique man you called son, brother and friend: The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing. Edmund Burke

Dave in life you are truly missed, loved and cherished. Had we been allowed a moments peace I would have excepted your proposal, my love. You Dave made the world a better place.

Valerie Fallas

January 23, 2010

Louise and family, I was so saddended to read about David. I remember David playing soccer, being part of a great soccer team. I hope you can look back at the happy memories you have. I know all the soccer team always enjoyed your 'jello blocks' and David enjoyed having you there to watch him play. Dave and I send our deepest sympathy. Love Valerie

Tony Newburey

January 23, 2010

It is always sad to hear the loss of a friend and commerade. We had fun back in the day. No matter what was going on we stood side by side. I too am sorry for losing contact with my Brother. May you rest in peace.

Kristen Burr

January 21, 2010

Sending my sympathies as great memories of my "back yard friends" come flooding back.
Blessings to each of you.

Amanda O'Connor

January 20, 2010

Louise and Family. I'm so very sorry to hear of your loss. My heart aches for you all, and you are in my thoughts and prayers during this time of sorrow.

January 20, 2010

So Sorry to hear of your loss. Our prayers and thoughts go out to you.
Gene & Sue Brimm

Chris McCauley

January 19, 2010

I'll remember all those memorable times, as we raced throughout our teenage years and lost ourselves in our youth. I'm sorry that we ever lost track of eachother over the past two decades. I miss you and I love you, my brother. I'll still think of you often, though your soul now rests with God and your father, in the meadows along heaven's way.

God's grace to your sisters and mother. My prayers of concern, sympathy, peace, and hope surround them. Goodbye for now, brother "Levee".....

GEORGE AND JANET AHRENS

January 19, 2010

WE KNOW WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO LOOSE A SON .IT REALLY IS PAINFULL.
OUR THOUGHTS WILL BE WITH YOU.
JANET AND GEORGE AHRENS AND FAMILY

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