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David Lynn Casey, age 52 of Harrison, AR passed away July 7, 2019.
He was born December 6, 1966 to Wallace Eugene Casey and Phyllis (Daniels) Casey.
He was preceded in death by his father, Wallace Eugene Casey; and his grandparents, Lawrence and Effie Casey and Vearl and Marie Daniels.
David was the song leader at Pine Grove Church for over 20 years, he was also the teacher for the adult class. His last testimony, the morning of his death, was how proud he was that his parents raised him right and how proud and thankful he was of his wonderful wife, his boys and their wives and his grandchildren, and how he was a blessed man.
He was an electrician and carpenter all his life. He built many houses and repaired and helped numerous people with their needs. He followed in his father's foot steps and was an avid hunter and fisherman. He made several trips to Colorado to Elk hunt with his sons, family, and friends.
David has taken many steps through these Ozark Mountains. He never knew a stranger and worked hard to care for his family. He was a leader in the Pine Grove Church and almost never missed a service. He left a great legacy to be followed and will be greatly missed.
He is survived by his loving wife of 24 years, Karen (Faught) Casey, three sons of which were his pride and joy; Calvice Casey and wife Nickie of Mt. Judea, Samuel Casey and wife Isabelle of Smith Mountain and Isaiah Casey of the home. David took joy in his 3 grandchildren, Ezekiel Casey and Charlotte Casey and one that will be here in January.
He is survived by his mother Phyllis Casey; four brothers, Wallace Casey and wife Barbara of Harrison, Ryan Casey and wife Augusta of Smith Mountain, Joey Casey and wife Jessica of Harrison, and Anthony Casey and wife Jennifer of Nail; one sister, Linda Dodson and husband Robert of Smith Mountain.
He is also survived by his mother-in-law and father-in-law, David and Edith Faught of Deer; one brother-in-law, David Faught and wife Rosemary of Jasper, two sisters-in-law, Jennifer Petty and husband Jason of Harrison and Ashley Faught of Deer; and his grandmother-in-law, Patsy Smith of Lowell, AR.
He has 16 nephews, 6 nieces, 5 great nephews and 6 great-nieces that all survive him.
Visitation will be 6:00 to 8:00PM, Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at Coffman Funeral Home in Jasper, AR.
Funeral service will be 10:00AM, Wednesday, July 10, 2019 at the First Baptist Church in Jasper, AR. with Calvice Casey and James Compton officiating. Burial will follow in Crossroads Cemetery in Deer.
Pallbearers will be Wallace Casey, Ryan Casey, Joey Casey, Anthony Casey, Robert Dodson, David Faught, and Jason Petty.
Honorary pallbearers are Aaron Faught, Delbert Williams, Wayne Bohannon, Johnny Bohannon, Randy Dotson, James Snow, Clinton Looper, Will Smith, James Compton, Roy Clayborn, Bobby Joe Young, Tony Taylor and the rest of his family and friends.
Online condolences may be left at www.coffmanfh.com
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David's brother, Ryan had this to say about him in a FB post.
"Everyone who knew my brother David Casey knew you could always count on him when you needed help. He always stood up for what is right. He believed in telling the truth no matter the consiquence. He always honored his father and mother. He called me all the time just to say I love you. I am blessed beyond measure to have had him with me all these years. He went to church every Sunday morning and every Sunday night and Wednesday night without fail because he believed it was the least he could do for someone who gave his life on a cross so that he wouldn't have to suffer hell. The Bible speaks of King David " a man after God's own heart" I believe my brother David was about as close to that as you can get. He was quick to repent when he done something wrong. He loved all of his family more than he loved himself. The good deeds he done on Earth will not be forgotten. I can't begin to explain the grief that overtakes me when I think I can't call him and get his advice that was always full of wisdom and love. He was my HERO and I love him."
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David's 1st cousin, Vanessa Smith had this to say about her cousin in a post on FB.
" David was such a good Christian man, always had a funny tale to tell and always loved to talk about his kids and grandkids. You will be missed dearly David."
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Here are the words of David's sister in law, Jennifer.
"I can imagine David up in heaven dancing with his dad and Jesus! David is a loving, caring man, a great brother and brother in law, a great son, father, grandpa, husband and uncle, a man who was kind hearted and cared for everyone, he would do anything for you, most of all he loved and worshiped the Lord! Love you David!"
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a friend, Lequitta Willis Davis posted this.
" Was in church with him today, he lead singing, taught Sunday school, prayed, testified and carried that precious grand baby in his arms, shook hands with him, but know it want be the last time to shake hands with him, love that family so much, he was such a good person."
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David Lynn Casey, age 52 of Harrison, AR passed away July 7, 2019.
He was born December 6, 1966 to Wallace Eugene Casey and Phyllis (Daniels) Casey.
He was preceded in death by his father, Wallace Eugene Casey; and his grandparents, Lawrence and Effie Casey and Vearl and Marie Daniels.
David was the song leader at Pine Grove Church for over 20 years, he was also the teacher for the adult class. His last testimony, the morning of his death, was how proud he was that his parents raised him right and how proud and thankful he was of his wonderful wife, his boys and their wives and his grandchildren, and how he was a blessed man.
He was an electrician and carpenter all his life. He built many houses and repaired and helped numerous people with their needs. He followed in his father's foot steps and was an avid hunter and fisherman. He made several trips to Colorado to Elk hunt with his sons, family, and friends.
David has taken many steps through these Ozark Mountains. He never knew a stranger and worked hard to care for his family. He was a leader in the Pine Grove Church and almost never missed a service. He left a great legacy to be followed and will be greatly missed.
He is survived by his loving wife of 24 years, Karen (Faught) Casey, three sons of which were his pride and joy; Calvice Casey and wife Nickie of Mt. Judea, Samuel Casey and wife Isabelle of Smith Mountain and Isaiah Casey of the home. David took joy in his 3 grandchildren, Ezekiel Casey and Charlotte Casey and one that will be here in January.
He is survived by his mother Phyllis Casey; four brothers, Wallace Casey and wife Barbara of Harrison, Ryan Casey and wife Augusta of Smith Mountain, Joey Casey and wife Jessica of Harrison, and Anthony Casey and wife Jennifer of Nail; one sister, Linda Dodson and husband Robert of Smith Mountain.
He is also survived by his mother-in-law and father-in-law, David and Edith Faught of Deer; one brother-in-law, David Faught and wife Rosemary of Jasper, two sisters-in-law, Jennifer Petty and husband Jason of Harrison and Ashley Faught of Deer; and his grandmother-in-law, Patsy Smith of Lowell, AR.
He has 16 nephews, 6 nieces, 5 great nephews and 6 great-nieces that all survive him.
Visitation will be 6:00 to 8:00PM, Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at Coffman Funeral Home in Jasper, AR.
Funeral service will be 10:00AM, Wednesday, July 10, 2019 at the First Baptist Church in Jasper, AR. with Calvice Casey and James Compton officiating. Burial will follow in Crossroads Cemetery in Deer.
Pallbearers will be Wallace Casey, Ryan Casey, Joey Casey, Anthony Casey, Robert Dodson, David Faught, and Jason Petty.
Honorary pallbearers are Aaron Faught, Delbert Williams, Wayne Bohannon, Johnny Bohannon, Randy Dotson, James Snow, Clinton Looper, Will Smith, James Compton, Roy Clayborn, Bobby Joe Young, Tony Taylor and the rest of his family and friends.
Online condolences may be left at www.coffmanfh.com
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David's brother, Ryan had this to say about him in a FB post.
"Everyone who knew my brother David Casey knew you could always count on him when you needed help. He always stood up for what is right. He believed in telling the truth no matter the consiquence. He always honored his father and mother. He called me all the time just to say I love you. I am blessed beyond measure to have had him with me all these years. He went to church every Sunday morning and every Sunday night and Wednesday night without fail because he believed it was the least he could do for someone who gave his life on a cross so that he wouldn't have to suffer hell. The Bible speaks of King David " a man after God's own heart" I believe my brother David was about as close to that as you can get. He was quick to repent when he done something wrong. He loved all of his family more than he loved himself. The good deeds he done on Earth will not be forgotten. I can't begin to explain the grief that overtakes me when I think I can't call him and get his advice that was always full of wisdom and love. He was my HERO and I love him."
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David's 1st cousin, Vanessa Smith had this to say about her cousin in a post on FB.
" David was such a good Christian man, always had a funny tale to tell and always loved to talk about his kids and grandkids. You will be missed dearly David."
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Here are the words of David's sister in law, Jennifer.
"I can imagine David up in heaven dancing with his dad and Jesus! David is a loving, caring man, a great brother and brother in law, a great son, father, grandpa, husband and uncle, a man who was kind hearted and cared for everyone, he would do anything for you, most of all he loved and worshiped the Lord! Love you David!"
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a friend, Lequitta Willis Davis posted this.
" Was in church with him today, he lead singing, taught Sunday school, prayed, testified and carried that precious grand baby in his arms, shook hands with him, but know it want be the last time to shake hands with him, love that family so much, he was such a good person."
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David Lynn Casey, age 52 of Harrison, AR passed away July 7, 2019.
He was born December 6, 1966 to Wallace Eugene Casey and Phyllis (Daniels) Casey.
He was preceded in death by his father, Wallace Eugene Casey; and his grandparents, Lawrence and Effie Casey and Vearl and Marie Daniels.
David was the song leader at Pine Grove Church for over 20 years, he was also the teacher for the adult class. His last testimony, the morning of his death, was how proud he was that his parents raised him right and how proud and thankful he was of his wonderful wife, his boys and their wives and his grandchildren, and how he was a blessed man.
He was an electrician and carpenter all his life. He built many houses and repaired and helped numerous people with their needs. He followed in his father's foot steps and was an avid hunter and fisherman. He made several trips to Colorado to Elk hunt with his sons, family, and friends.
David has taken many steps through these Ozark Mountains. He never knew a stranger and worked hard to care for his family. He was a leader in the Pine Grove Church and almost never missed a service. He left a great legacy to be followed and will be greatly missed.
He is survived by his loving wife of 24 years, Karen (Faught) Casey, three sons of which were his pride and joy; Calvice Casey and wife Nickie of Mt. Judea, Samuel Casey and wife Isabelle of Smith Mountain and Isaiah Casey of the home. David took joy in his 3 grandchildren, Ezekiel Casey and Charlotte Casey and one that will be here in January.
He is survived by his mother Phyllis Casey; four brothers, Wallace Casey and wife Barbara of Harrison, Ryan Casey and wife Augusta of Smith Mountain, Joey Casey and wife Jessica of Harrison, and Anthony Casey and wife Jennifer of Nail; one sister, Linda Dodson and husband Robert of Smith Mountain.
He is also survived by his mother-in-law and father-in-law, David and Edith Faught of Deer; one brother-in-law, David Faught and wife Rosemary of Jasper, two sisters-in-law, Jennifer Petty and husband Jason of Harrison and Ashley Faught of Deer; and his grandmother-in-law, Patsy Smith of Lowell, AR.
He has 16 nephews, 6 nieces, 5 great nephews and 6 great-nieces that all survive him.
Visitation will be 6:00 to 8:00PM, Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at Coffman Funeral Home in Jasper, AR.
Funeral service will be 10:00AM, Wednesday, July 10, 2019 at the First Baptist Church in Jasper, AR. with Calvice Casey and James Compton officiating. Burial will follow in Crossroads Cemetery in Deer.
Pallbearers will be Wallace Casey, Ryan Casey, Joey Casey, Anthony Casey, Robert Dodson, David Faught, and Jason Petty.
Honorary pallbearers are Aaron Faught, Delbert Williams, Wayne Bohannon, Johnny Bohannon, Randy Dotson, James Snow, Clinton Looper, Will Smith, James Compton, Roy Clayborn, Bobby Joe Young, Tony Taylor and the rest of his family and friends.
Online condolences may be left at www.coffmanfh.com
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David's brother, Ryan had this to say about him in a FB post.
"Everyone who knew my brother David Casey knew you could always count on him when you needed help. He always stood up for what is right. He believed in telling the truth no matter the consiquence. He always honored his father and mother. He called me all the time just to say I love you. I am blessed beyond measure to have had him with me all these years. He went to church every Sunday morning and every Sunday night and Wednesday night without fail because he believed it was the least he could do for someone who gave his life on a cross so that he wouldn't have to suffer hell. The Bible speaks of King David " a man after God's own heart" I believe my brother David was about as close to that as you can get. He was quick to repent when he done something wrong. He loved all of his family more than he loved himself. The good deeds he done on Earth will not be forgotten. I can't begin to explain the grief that overtakes me when I think I can't call him and get his advice that was always full of wisdom and love. He was my HERO and I love him."
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David's 1st cousin, Vanessa Smith had this to say about her cousin in a post on FB.
" David was such a good Christian man, always had a funny tale to tell and always loved to talk about his kids and grandkids. You will be missed dearly David."
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Here are the words of David's sister in law, Jennifer.
"I can imagine David up in heaven dancing with his dad and Jesus! David is a loving, caring man, a great brother and brother in law, a great son, father, grandpa, husband and uncle, a man who was kind hearted and cared for everyone, he would do anything for you, most of all he loved and worshiped the Lord! Love you David!"
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a friend, Lequitta Willis Davis posted this.
" Was in church with him today, he lead singing, taught Sunday school, prayed, testified and carried that precious grand baby in his arms, shook hands with him, but know it want be the last time to shake hands with him, love that family so much, he was such a good person."
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David Lynn Casey, age 52 of Harrison, AR passed away July 7, 2019.
He was born December 6, 1966 to Wallace Eugene Casey and Phyllis (Daniels) Casey.
He was preceded in death by his father, Wallace Eugene Casey; and his grandparents, Lawrence and Effie Casey and Vearl and Marie Daniels.
David was the song leader at Pine Grove Church for over 20 years, he was also the teacher for the adult class. His last testimony, the morning of his death, was how proud he was that his parents raised him right and how proud and thankful he was of his wonderful wife, his boys and their wives and his grandchildren, and how he was a blessed man.
He was an electrician and carpenter all his life. He built many houses and repaired and helped numerous people with their needs. He followed in his father's foot steps and was an avid hunter and fisherman. He made several trips to Colorado to Elk hunt with his sons, family, and friends.
David has taken many steps through these Ozark Mountains. He never knew a stranger and worked hard to care for his family. He was a leader in the Pine Grove Church and almost never missed a service. He left a great legacy to be followed and will be greatly missed.
He is survived by his loving wife of 24 years, Karen (Faught) Casey, three sons of which were his pride and joy; Calvice Casey and wife Nickie of Mt. Judea, Samuel Casey and wife Isabelle of Smith Mountain and Isaiah Casey of the home. David took joy in his 3 grandchildren, Ezekiel Casey and Charlotte Casey and one that will be here in January.
He is survived by his mother Phyllis Casey; four brothers, Wallace Casey and wife Barbara of Harrison, Ryan Casey and wife Augusta of Smith Mountain, Joey Casey and wife Jessica of Harrison, and Anthony Casey and wife Jennifer of Nail; one sister, Linda Dodson and husband Robert of Smith Mountain.
He is also survived by his mother-in-law and father-in-law, David and Edith Faught of Deer; one brother-in-law, David Faught and wife Rosemary of Jasper, two sisters-in-law, Jennifer Petty and husband Jason of Harrison and Ashley Faught of Deer; and his grandmother-in-law, Patsy Smith of Lowell, AR.
He has 16 nephews, 6 nieces, 5 great nephews and 6 great-nieces that all survive him.
Visitation will be 6:00 to 8:00PM, Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at Coffman Funeral Home in Jasper, AR.
Funeral service will be 10:00AM, Wednesday, July 10, 2019 at the First Baptist Church in Jasper, AR. with Calvice Casey and James Compton officiating. Burial will follow in Crossroads Cemetery in Deer.
Pallbearers will be Wallace Casey, Ryan Casey, Joey Casey, Anthony Casey, Robert Dodson, David Faught, and Jason Petty.
Honorary pallbearers are Aaron Faught, Delbert Williams, Wayne Bohannon, Johnny Bohannon, Randy Dotson, James Snow, Clinton Looper, Will Smith, James Compton, Roy Clayborn, Bobby Joe Young, Tony Taylor and the rest of his family and friends.
Online condolences may be left at www.coffmanfh.com
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David's brother, Ryan had this to say about him in a FB post.
"Everyone who knew my brother David Casey knew you could always count on him when you needed help. He always stood up for what is right. He believed in telling the truth no matter the consiquence. He always honored his father and mother. He called me all the time just to say I love you. I am blessed beyond measure to have had him with me all these years. He went to church every Sunday morning and every Sunday night and Wednesday night without fail because he believed it was the least he could do for someone who gave his life on a cross so that he wouldn't have to suffer hell. The Bible speaks of King David " a man after God's own heart" I believe my brother David was about as close to that as you can get. He was quick to repent when he done something wrong. He loved all of his family more than he loved himself. The good deeds he done on Earth will not be forgotten. I can't begin to explain the grief that overtakes me when I think I can't call him and get his advice that was always full of wisdom and love. He was my HERO and I love him."
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David's 1st cousin, Vanessa Smith had this to say about her cousin in a post on FB.
" David was such a good Christian man, always had a funny tale to tell and always loved to talk about his kids and grandkids. You will be missed dearly David."
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Here are the words of David's sister in law, Jennifer.
"I can imagine David up in heaven dancing with his dad and Jesus! David is a loving, caring man, a great brother and brother in law, a great son, father, grandpa, husband and uncle, a man who was kind hearted and cared for everyone, he would do anything for you, most of all he loved and worshiped the Lord! Love you David!"
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a friend, Lequitta Willis Davis posted this.
" Was in church with him today, he lead singing, taught Sunday school, prayed, testified and carried that precious grand baby in his arms, shook hands with him, but know it want be the last time to shake hands with him, love that family so much, he was such a good person."
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