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David was in a bad car accident in October, due to breaking both legs he was put in a rest home to heal and unfortunately due to the severity of the injuries and several falls in the home he struggled to heal. He was unable to care for himself which made things more challenging for him and dampened his spirit. He was tired and wanted to be out of pain, so we understand it being his time to go home. Though he'll be missed I am happy he no longer has to suffer through the physical pain.
Despite physical limitations, he engaged with them wholeheartedly, fostering lasting memories, teaching them the mastery of pool, a sport he enjoyed most, or immersing himself in their interests. He cherished quality time and conversations and his devotion to his family knew no bounds. He found solace and joy in the presence of his children and grandchildren.
Throughout his life, David faced numerous challenges and was born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta, a brittle bone disease that limited his abilities with his physical body. Yet his love for family remained unwavering. He found fulfillment in the simple pleasures, especially spending time with grandchildren. David's passion for family, coupled with his generosity and empathy, made him loved by all that knew him.
An avid enthusiast of billiards and a true compassionate soul, David's presence lit us a room. He touched many lives with his warmth and kindness. Always willing to extend a helping hand or offer words of wisdom to those in need, even if it meant giving his last dollar.
In his final days, he achieved a remarkable triumph battling one of his life's hurdles, a victory allowing him to spend time with those that loved him which brought solace and gratitude to his children, grandchildren, and siblings. Though he left this earthly realm too soon, his memory will forever shine brightly in the hearts. You’ll be deeply missed but fondly remembered as light and love.
As we mourn your passing, we take comfort in our reunion one day, where your children and grandchildren will surround you once again. Until then, your spirit lives on, and your legacy of unconditional love and support remains. Farewell, our dear father, until we meet again one day. Contribute
Despite physical limitations, he engaged with them wholeheartedly, fostering lasting memories, teaching them the mastery of pool, a sport he enjoyed most, or immersing himself in their interests. He cherished quality time and conversations and his devotion to his family knew no bounds. He found solace and joy in the presence of his children and grandchildren.
Throughout his life, David faced numerous challenges and was born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta, a brittle bone disease that limited his abilities with his physical body. Yet his love for family remained unwavering. He found fulfillment in the simple pleasures, especially spending time with grandchildren. David's passion for family, coupled with his generosity and empathy, made him loved by all that knew him.
An avid enthusiast of billiards and a true compassionate soul, David's presence lit us a room. He touched many lives with his warmth and kindness. Always willing to extend a helping hand or offer words of wisdom to those in need, even if it meant giving his last dollar.
In his final days, he achieved a remarkable triumph battling one of his life's hurdles, a victory allowing him to spend time with those that loved him which brought solace and gratitude to his children, grandchildren, and siblings. Though he left this earthly realm too soon, his memory will forever shine brightly in the hearts. You’ll be deeply missed but fondly remembered as light and love.
As we mourn your passing, we take comfort in our reunion one day, where your children and grandchildren will surround you once again. Until then, your spirit lives on, and your legacy of unconditional love and support remains. Farewell, our dear father, until we meet again one day. Contribute
Obituary
David Todd Williams (nickname LiL biTT), a one-of-a-kind man whose love knew no bounds, passed away on January 30, 2024. Born on April 12, 1962, to Jackie and Kathryn Williams, 1 of 9 siblings; 7 brothers and 2 sisters: Walter (Elizabeth), Kurt (Linda), Brenda (Tim), Brent, Brian (Deone), Darwin, Laura (Mark), and Jason (Alicia). He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Walt, sister Brenda, and brother Darwin.
David entered into a sacred union …
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Memorial Redwood Mortuary & Cemetery
6500 South Redwood Road, Salt Lake City, UT 84123
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