Birth date: Feb 11, 1950 Death date: Dec 17, 2009
David Marvin Garner, 59, of Jacksonville, died Thursday, December 17, 2009 in the VA Illiana Health Care System, Danville, IL. David was born February 11, 1950, in Chandlerville, the son of Kendall and Mae Fielden Garner. A U.S Ar Read Obituary
I was sorry to hear about David. I have many memories and stories of David throughout the years of school. He was one of a kind. I did get to see him a few years ago when he stopped off in town. It was good to see my old friend. He will be missed. With sympathy, Wadine Hampton Mibb Chandlerville, IL US
Many memories were shared with David and I, my family and his son, David Jr. over the years. I've never had anyone in this world affect my life so profoundly as this man. What a whirlwind of a character…his memory is etched in our minds for eternity. Des Moines, IA US
I have many memories of David. I smile to think of his orneriness as a little fellow and his charm when I was his high school English teacher. It was a privilege to visit with him at Mae's house a few years ago. I could still see that little fellow in his eyes. We had a fun afternoon. You have my sympathy. Chandlerville, IL US
Sorry to hear this news. Our thoughts are with you. Russ and Nancy Taylor Paxton , IL US
Mike & Gemini- We are so sorry for the passing of your brother. We would truly enjoy seeing you two; we have moved to KY. Please get in touch with us… We miss you.Again, our deepest sympathy.John, Mary & Morgan Wiley Hartford, KY US
Our sympathy extended to the family of David Garner. We will be thinking of you. Kilbourne, IL US
My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time. May God sustain you in your grief. Peoria, IL US
A dear friend we'll miss you!!! Murfreesboro, TN US
Time doesn´t heal. It lets us get used to the pain. May God be with each and everyone during these difficult times. Sandhausen, Germany
David was a friend of mine since we were small. We had a lot of fun, got into a lot of mischief, went to school together and were friends to the end. He always looked me up when he was in town and we always had a little talk about old times. He will be missed by all who were his friends. My prayers are with all of you. He is finally in a better place and is at peace with himself and God. Verna Henry Stone Chandlerville, IL US
