February 28, 1941 – September 22, 2014
David passed quietly into the presence of his Saviour on Monday, September 22, 2014. While dealing with lifelong health challenges, Dave’s attitude was peaceful acceptance. Dave’s love for people was evident on the job at Capital Iron for 36 years. He also showed his care for the children as a school crossing guard and enjoyed his times working at Camp Imadene. He was called “Smiley” by many who knew him. Predeceased by his son, Tim in 2009. He is survived by his loving wife, Donna; son, Steve (Tricia); daughter-in-law, Meg (Kaitlynn); daughter, Terry (Bryan); daughter, Deb (Roy); sisters, Jean (Ken), Marg (Bob) and brother, Don (Betty). Also, lovingly remembered by his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
A service of remembrance will be held at Westview Gospel Chapel, 313 Brunswick Place at 2:00 pm on Monday, September 29, 2014. Condolences may be offered to the family below.
McCall Bros. Funeral Home
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Howard Davey
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Roberta Fullerton Dear Donna and family – Your David and my Jim are sharing space on the same page. I always loved to run into David as he was such a part of our teen years. He loved the Lord and he loved you and his family.
I chat with your son at Lumber World from time to time and so enjoy it.
God bless you as you start on the same journey as I am starting.We loved and were loved!
Love, Roberta
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Dave Barnes Donna and family: I am very sorry to hear about the passing of Dave. He was always such a easy going, positive and happy man that saw the good in everyone and everything. He lives on through all of you.
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Carol Marshall and David Bapty We offer your family our condolences. David was always smiling and was a very kind man. He had a positive effect whenever he was around. Our thoughts are with you, Donna. May he rest in peace.
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Ron Lambert Attn. Steve
Your dad was a good kind hearted soul and my condolences go out to you and your family. I have fond recollections of Dave leaving me tomatoes and zucchini on my desk. His legacy will live on through your friendly and upbeat approach to life. Take care.
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Gregory Stewart. My condolences to Donna and family: Dave will be missed – a Great man!
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Mary Thomas nee Szevics I was very sad to read of the passing of Mr.England. I have very fond memories of him. He was always so happy and kind and had the biggest smile . I don’t drive by your old house without glancing over and thinking about the Englands 🙂
May he be at peace now. Take care
Mary and Family
Donna & Family,
Just wanted to say that David was a valued employee when I was GM of Capital Iron. Every day he had that warm smile and pleasant good morning. He was so good with customers and it was a pleasure working with him. You will miss him but have the warmest of memories.
Howard Davey