David Anthony Conley, age 70, passed away December 13, 2019 surrounded by his loving family at his home. David was born December 11, 1949 to the late Charles and Nettie Burch Conley. A native and life long resident of Union County, David grew up with two brothers, Melvin and Larry, and a sister, Linda, who preceded him in death. He was a member of Revival Baptist Church. David was a devoted husband, father and friend. He never allowed Parkinson’s or Dementia to define him. He loved to spend time at the beach with his family, but his favorite place was his cabin on Helton Creek, especially when it snowed. He loved the simpleness of sitting on the porch, camp cooking and the quiet of the night. When spending time with his children or grandchildren, he had the uncanny knack of making each one feel as though they were his favorite. David prayed every night, focusing not on his worries, but always asking for God to give favor to others.
David was an entrepreneur owning Conley’s Garage for a number of years. He was an outstanding mechanic and extended kindness to anyone that needed it. He often would neglect his personal projects to help others. He was a man of his word and would work tirelessly to fulfill his commitments.
David will be missed by everyone that knew him, but most significantly by his wife,children and grandchildren.
David was an entrepreneur owning Conley’s Garage for a number of years. He was an outstanding mechanic and extended kindness to anyone that needed it. He often would neglect his personal projects to help others. He was a man of his word and would work tirelessly to fulfill his commitments.
David will be missed by everyone that knew him, but most significantly by his wife,children and grandchildren.
David Anthony Conley, age 70, passed away December 13, 2019 surrounded by his loving family at his home. David was born December 11, 1949 to the late Charles and Nettie Burch Conley. A native and life long resident of Union County, David grew up with two brothers, Melvin and Larry, and a sister, Linda, who preceded him in death. He was a member of Revival Baptist Church. David was a devoted husband, father and friend. He never allowed Parkinson’s or Dementia to define him. He loved to spend time at the beach with his family, but his favorite place was his cabin on Helton Creek, especially when it snowed. He loved the simpleness of sitting on the porch, camp cooking and the quiet of the night. When spending time with his children or grandchildren, he had the uncanny knack of making each one feel as though they were his favorite. David prayed every night, focusing not on his worries, but always asking for God to give favor to others.
David was an entrepreneur owning Conley’s Garage for a number of years. He was an outstanding mechanic and extended kindness to anyone that needed it. He often would neglect his personal projects to help others. He was a man of his word and would work tirelessly to fulfill his commitments.
David will be missed by everyone that knew him, but most significantly by his wife,children and grandchildren.
David was an entrepreneur owning Conley’s Garage for a number of years. He was an outstanding mechanic and extended kindness to anyone that needed it. He often would neglect his personal projects to help others. He was a man of his word and would work tirelessly to fulfill his commitments.
David will be missed by everyone that knew him, but most significantly by his wife,children and grandchildren.
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