David Nicholas McMurry
Oct 29, 1923 - Oct 19, 2012
Obituary
On Friday evening of October 19th, 2012 World War II Veteran David Nicholas McMurry died peacefully in his sleep. Born October 29th, 1923, he was just 10 days shy of celebrating his 89th birthday. David is survived by his daughter Linda Barnes, granddaughters Tina Johnson and Milliann Davis, great grandson Kyle Johnson and brother Alfred McMurry, Stepchildren,Clyde Huckins, Loraetta Smith, Sharlene Hampton, Donald Huckins, Viola Dominck. David was a volunteer at Howe Ave preschool and was a ray of sunshine to all those who knew him. He will be missed dearly. To honor the memory of David’s life, services will be held Monday,October 29th, on his birth date, at the VFW Hall, 3300 U Street, Antelope, CA, 11:00am. and the Johnson family residence.
Guestbook
David was a real blessing for my Mother, Lillie, for 17 years. This was the best years of her life. He will surely be missed by us and all that knew him.
Even though you were my step Grandfather you were the only Grandfather I knew and you will always be Grandpa to me. You taught me how to fish and took me and Darlene everytime we came to visit. I remember your daily morning walks rain or shine and how much I enjoyed going along. You always had some kind of wisdom for me like, never start smoking or work hard in school.I will never forget the short time I stayed with you and Grandma until I got my own place. Your generosity and big heart will never be forgotten. Love you and miss you, Jimmy
To my family: I love you so much and will miss Grandpa! I am his Indy-I-ana grandaugher-in-law always and forever. I will continue to keep our family lifted in prayer in the Midwest. Love Yvonne
May you rest in peace, it was an honor to know you. My best memory would have to be, when I came over for dinner a few weeks ago and got ready to sit in your chair you just looked at me waiting for me to move.I know your in a better place now I hope to someday see you again.
I love you.May you rest in peace in the beautiful promise land. I was honored to know you and you really touched my life. I will always remember every word and sentence you ever said the two weeks I was stayed at the house.
You always brought so much joy to my life. I love you and will miss you dearly. I am so happy to have spent the last of your years with me and my family. You will be forever in my heart and memories. Love your Granddaughter Tina!