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Much The Healys planted 3 trees in memory of David Thompson
Friday, September 15, 2023
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Anonymous planted 3 trees in memory of David Thompson
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
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Mom Chris & Pop Warren Barstad planted a tree in memory of David Thompson
Saturday, October 7, 2023
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Cynthia Keller posted a condolence
Monday, September 18, 2023
So it has been a few weeks since his passing.. the thing I miss the most is our afternoon talks. For many a year now my Dad has been my biggest supporter in all things I have done. He would always have advice for any situation that would come up in my every day walk. Or he would genuinely want to know what my days where made up of. As the years of gone by, I really got to know him as a person and not just my "Dad". We did not always see eye to eye on everything, but at the base of what was important we both understood that everything done or said was coming from the one place we both agreed on and that was the Love of Jesus Christ. I know dad said a lot of things and had many opinions on many different topics. But even at the very end, he believed in the Love of Jesus Christ. So in honor and tribute to him, all of my family in one way or another has been touched by him at some chapter in his book of life and I for one am very grateful I got to call him "DAD". Love you bunches, talk with you later.
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Marilyn THOMPSON uploaded photo(s)
Sunday, September 17, 2023
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My big brother was a straight talker and what was on his mind he would say! I think we both came out of the same mold.
When I was young, I could not ask for better brothers:
David would not let anyone put a toad in my bed or tease me with snakes and bugs..He was my big brother and I felt protected!!! I always knew he was just a phone call away. I will miss him dearly. The last thing he said to me, is I love you and I will see you again..
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Saturday, September 16, 2023
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Dave Dave Dave… I was a young adult (23) with a huge attitude when I met him, i as probably not his favorite person coming in wrecking the world of his grandson.. Moving into his house in Missouri when Chris and I were just starting out on our own was an honest struggle with so much change and not knowing anyone. He opened his arms and home to me when we needed it most. Chris was rarely home because of the job that Dave blessed him with. It was always Dave and I spending one on one time in a brand new town for me. He and I were so much more similar than either of us realized or maybe wanted to admit in that moment. I remember at one point Dave tried to give me advice like he loved to do and I didn’t take it well. I told him I wanted to make my own mistakes and live my own life by my own rules. He didn’t like it but respected that and let me live my own way while subtly pushing me in the right direction without me even realizing it (thankfully). He had such a way with words and making people think about the end game and what they wanted to accomplish. I will always cherish his advice and will pass along everything I can to his great grandkids.
All Dave ever wanted was to see his kids, grandkids, and great grandkids live and love life to the fullest. He gave my family an opportunity to make our lives exactly what we want them to be. Chris has been blessed with so many years of wisdom and love that only Dave could have given him. Made him into the man he is today. My kids are obsessed with him and all the love he has shown them. Spending time just playing games on phone in his room to him watching them swim in the pool. He will be missed greatly but our memories will carry on for all our lives.
We love you big
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Mike Keller uploaded photo(s)
Friday, September 15, 2023
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RIP Dave- Thank you for your daughter Cindi. You became a valued member of my family a few years ago when you came to share our home. Your examples of generosity, love and integrity for you grandkids will live with them always. You are missed.
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Joan Valle posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 12, 2023
My Tribute to Mr. David Paul Thompson
Where do I start? The Thompson’s lived next door to me when I was growing up. I spent a lot of time with the Thompson family as a young girl and it had a profound impact on me—much more than I knew at the time.
I think I was about 8 years old when they moved in, and Cindi and I quickly became friends, and we spent a lot of time together. We would have sleepovers, we would talk about boys, and I would go skiing with them at the river and camping and riding in the desert. Those were good times.
My love for the Thompson family went beyond Cindi. I always admired the relationships they had with each other. They did things together, they had fun together and they were loving, and they declared and displayed their love for each other openly and often. In an odd way, I felt like I was a part of their family, a part of that love, and it felt good.
As a kid, I knew that Mr. Thompson was a fun and playful dad. He was so cool... just an all-around cool guy. He was happy, friendly, funny, and generous, and he loved sweets! I always knew where to get an Oreo cookie or if my timing was right, I’d get a Twix bar, and maybe even some KFC.
As an adult, I know that Mr. Thompson was more than that—he was a good man. I admired him in so many ways. It was always so exciting for me to go visit Mike and Cindi in Havasu and to get to see Mr. Thompson too. I can still hear his garbled voice and country-like accent saying “well, how you doing, Joanie?”. He was genuine and every time, it took me back to my childhood memories and all the goodness and love would come right back to the surface. He was special. I wish I would have told him these things when he was here.
On August 28, 2023, the world lost a good man. Mr. Thompson, you will be sorely missed. May you rest in peace, until we meet again, and you can tell me where you got that county accent. ❤
With much love,
Joanie
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Cathy Cohen posted a condolence
Saturday, September 9, 2023
I love you big brother. It was a common but powerful phrase we would make sure we said after every family gathering. All of us. Whether we were just running to the store, or heading back to our home in another city or state after a holiday visit. I love you. I miss those times. My hope and joy is in knowing that one glad morning we will all gather together again. A reunion that never ends .. until then ..I love you..see you again ❤️your baby sister Cathy
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Terri Benavides posted a condolence
Saturday, September 9, 2023
He will never be David to me, he was and will always be Dad to me. I kind of barged my way into his family and he made me feel safe, loved and accepted.(That's all a kid really wants, isn't it?)
My official residence was up the street, but I 'lived' at the Thompson house. I slept, showered, ate, played, watched tv, cried, laughed and made memories there. Honestly, I was there A LOT! Dad never made me feel like an interloper. He made me feel safe, loved and accepted.
He never made me feel like I was a "mooch". Anywhere the family went, I usually went too. Grocery shopping, out to dinner, cove camping/boating at the river many times, numerous fun trips to Magic Mountain, I was there. Dad made me feel safe, loved and accepted.
As parents, we all know there are certain rules that have to be followed. One such example is the "middle name" rule. If a child needs to be summoned to execute a task or to give them a "talking to", they absolutely need to be called by their first and middle names. Well, Dad dubbed me Terri-Lynn. Dad made me feel safe, loved and accepted.
One time when I felt that my personal space was being threatened by a guy being too amorous, I ran straight down the street to Dad, like a scared little pup, and he was there for me. I knew he would be. He handled the situation. Dad made me feel safe, loved and accepted. That's all a kid really wants, isn't it?
Dad, I am forever grateful for your patience, guidance, wisdom, good humor and kindness to my younger, odd, rough around the edges and kinda weird self.
I Love you - Terri-Lynn
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C. Wiles uploaded photo(s)
Friday, September 8, 2023
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Good ol’ Grandpa the Man who not only shaped my future, but gave me the words that NO ONE could. Call me Blessed! I for one am fortunate to have had this man in my life. I’m truly grateful for the Rock I’ve called Grandpa… Amen.
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Anonymous planted a tree in memory of David Thompson
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
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Missy & Robert Fimbres planted a tree in memory of David Thompson
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
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Grateful for all the memories through the years. You will be missed Dad! Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Jeremy Pyles posted a condolence
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
No matter how hot it was David would always come out and have are Wednesday talk I will miss you buddy love ya pool man jeremy
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Wednesday, September 6, 2023
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Liz Bistline posted a condolence
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
A Beautiful Soul who will be greatly missed.
