David B. Thomason
September 11, 1918 – September 17, 2015
David B. Thomason, 97, of Oklahoma City was born Sept. 11, 1918 in Andrews, Texas to David A. and Mary Irene Thomason. David was a signal maintainer for the Railroad. He passed away on September 17, 2015 in Oklahoma City. David was a longtime previous resident of Van Horn, Texas and after retirement lived in Mineral Wells, Texas, living the last 10 years at Epworth Villa, Okc. He married Ruth Gilliam in1939 and they were married for 62 years.
David is survived by his son and daughter in law, Dwayne and Dawn Thomason, daughter and son in law, Mary and Mike Robertson, grandchildren, Raewyn Shell (William), Kayla Thomason, Staci Robertson, Michelle Stellato (Tommy), Fritz Achhorner (Julie) and Ingrid Achhorner. Also his great grandchildren, Amanda , Robert , and Kristian ,Oliver, Kayla (Logan), Jordan; Sister Eulene Johnson and Sister in law, Mary Jantzen. He was preceded in death by his wife in 2001.
A memorial service will be held at 10:00 a.m. Monday, September 21, 2015 at the Brill Chapel at Epworth Villa.
Dear Thomason family,
Please accept my deep sorrow and regrets for your loss because this is not what our loving creator Jehovah God meant for us to go through the pain and grief of death but he’s lovingly provided a means of comfort and hope in his word the Bible at John5:28,29 where we’re told by Jesus that we’ll see our love ones again when he brings them back in the resurrection. We also have the comfort of knowing as Isaiah25:8 states that this enemy death will be swallowed up forever. These scriptures along with jw.org(search:comfort) has giving me much comfort and hope and help to get through each day because this enemy death took my entire family and I’m truly hoping this will help you also in some way for this is my purpose in sharing this with you even though we’ve never met and I would appreciate it if you’d let me know if this accomplished my purpose and this helped you in some way at gloriamosley@hotmail.com and please know I do share your grief. Sincerely, GMosley