David Lynn Klaus of Flat Prairie, East Texas was known for his proficiency in guitar and woodworking. He built houses for many friends and relatives, did cabinetry work for others and made beautiful furniture.
During high school, he played football with the Groveton Indians. Later, he was drafted to serve in the Army for four years during Vietnam though he was never shipped overseas due to his position as Military Policeman. However, he lost many friends including his best friend George many years later due to complications caused by Agent Orange.
David enjoyed fishing, hunting, birdwatching and reading (a lot). He was a really great cook and had a cheeky sense of humor. Friends and family will miss the sounds of his guitar, drifting across Bagwell Lake on warm summer evenings.
He is survived by his children Rachel and Jenni who now live in Australia, by his brothers Joe and John and by many other friends and family.
During high school, he played football with the Groveton Indians. Later, he was drafted to serve in the Army for four years during Vietnam though he was never shipped overseas due to his position as Military Policeman. However, he lost many friends including his best friend George many years later due to complications caused by Agent Orange.
David enjoyed fishing, hunting, birdwatching and reading (a lot). He was a really great cook and had a cheeky sense of humor. Friends and family will miss the sounds of his guitar, drifting across Bagwell Lake on warm summer evenings.
He is survived by his children Rachel and Jenni who now live in Australia, by his brothers Joe and John and by many other friends and family.
David Lynn Klaus of Flat Prairie, East Texas was known for his proficiency in guitar and woodworking. He built houses for many friends and relatives, did cabinetry work for others and made beautiful furniture.
During high school, he played football with the Groveton Indians. Later, he was drafted to serve in the Army for four years during Vietnam though he was never shipped overseas due to his position as Military Policeman. However, he lost many friends including his best friend George many years later due to complications caused by Agent Orange.
David enjoyed fishing, hunting, birdwatching and reading (a lot). He was a really great cook and had a cheeky sense of humor. Friends and family will miss the sounds of his guitar, drifting across Bagwell Lake on warm summer evenings.
He is survived by his children Rachel and Jenni who now live in Australia, by his brothers Joe and John and by many other friends and family.
During high school, he played football with the Groveton Indians. Later, he was drafted to serve in the Army for four years during Vietnam though he was never shipped overseas due to his position as Military Policeman. However, he lost many friends including his best friend George many years later due to complications caused by Agent Orange.
David enjoyed fishing, hunting, birdwatching and reading (a lot). He was a really great cook and had a cheeky sense of humor. Friends and family will miss the sounds of his guitar, drifting across Bagwell Lake on warm summer evenings.
He is survived by his children Rachel and Jenni who now live in Australia, by his brothers Joe and John and by many other friends and family.
Inscription
US Army
Vietnam
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
