I've really only gotten to know my cousin Dave better via email in recent years as we have always lived many states apart.  He was a very interesting guy with many interests and activities ~ I marvel at how active he remained to the very end through cancer and sickness...a very strong man for his thin stature!  Love to all the family left behind ~

I will never forget the day that my husband and I moved in to the house next door to Dave and Sweetpea, his beloved beagel.  He was on a ladder propped against the fence clipping his bouganvilla which was hanging over on our side of the fence.  He was a wonderful neighbor and a beloved friend.  He was gracious enough to let me walk his dear Sweetpea when she was alive, as I had no dog of my own and I loved animals.  I will miss Dave and his beautiful music in church.  God Bless him and his family in this time of sorrow.  His loving neighbor, Scoti Richardson

I've known Dave for about 40 years.  I met him and his wife Andrea at Parents without  Partners. My mother was a member also. They were always their for me. I was known as Marsha Tarwater.  I feel like one of the family.  He will be missed dearly.  I know that he is with the Lord and his loving wife Andrea.  I lived with them until I joined the Navy in 1982.  He was truly a great man, loved the Lord and music.  He was a great DJ, loved his model trains and would go take pictures of trains on the tracks.  I sent him a couple on my travels across the U.S. while in the Navy.  He will always be dear to my heart.  Love you Dave.

I've known Dave since I was 4th or 5th grade...when the Faulkner family moved to town.  Dave was my sister's age and so was in the youth group ahead of me.  He was a kind and soft spoken individual (except on certain subjects..LOL).  I had lost touch with him until recent years when we started communicating again via FaceBook.  Since then we've had some interesting discussions, shared humor, shared prayer requests and answers to prayer.    A man I am blessed to have known.  He will be missed.

Dave was the best cousin. I so enjoy his time at my home. He was fun and enjoyed his family. His love of the Lord was in every thing he said and did.

My fondest memory of Dave was when he came to my home in Ohio for the Bailey family reunion. All the kids were taking turns swinging on the tire swing out back and Dave jumped on with them. He laughed just as loudly as all the cousins running around and they thought it was the funniest thing. He will be missed.               Penelope Kinsey Avery (Rochester,NY)

I have known Dave most of my life but only saw him most of that time as my friends brother and my brothers friend but I suppose I saw more of who Dave really was when even with his own serious illness, he drove to Vacaville to attend and speak at my brothers memorial service---what loyalty and love he showed to me and my whole family.
                               Peggy Waggoner

Dave was a quiet man that gave of himself when he could, and helped others as much as possible. We shared a love for the Lord and the model railroad hobby. He was a lot like his father in those ways. We were both first born sons, which in itself, had its difficulties and privileges. Dave had some difficult times in his early adult life, as we all have, but he came through them wiser and better. R.I.P. David.

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David Hubert Faulkner

28 mai 1938 – 18 août 2013

Charles Carroll Funeral Home

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