David C. Coney

Birth date: Feb 27, 1951 Death date: Mar 19, 2019

David, 68 of Tacoma, Washington, passed away March 19, 2019 in Tacoma, WA. David will be missed an is loved by many family & friends. Loved ones are currently putting details together to celebrate his life. A more complete obituar Read Obituary

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Johnny Jones

182w ago

Although belated, I'm deeply sorrowful regarding the passing of David Coney. David was a wonderful friend of mine and work associate. Too, David was 1 of my music students who I always enjoyed training. David was a wonderful person and usually always positive and cheerful. I realize he had a dream of operating his own successful business endeavor yet, it seems there was a much deeper meaning of life which he encountered via his passing. Although, I hadn't seen Mr Coney for many years I will always cherish the memories of him and his diligence to succeed at what ever endeavor he chose. I considered David a close friend and an inspiring person to be around.

I hope the best for David's family and may you all experience peace in the remembrance of such an extraordinary individual, David Coney.

Johnny Jones

Rudolph And Carolyn Grant

343w ago

To a long time friend and brother in the Lord, from the basketball courts at Wright Park to sharing various pulpits in Tacoma, you have always been a good friend. May the Lord continue to bless your family.

Pastor Rudolph Grant
New Covenant Pentecostal Tabernacle

Sharon W.

343w ago

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Donica, Charles, Allen, Donns Hammons

343w ago

Sent a Healing Tears - Blue and White to the Coney family.

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Mike Lund

343w ago

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Anonymous

343w ago

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Kimberly Leufroy

343w ago

May the Holy Spirit comfort you in your time of loss.
I knew David as a business associate and Boeing employee. He was very passionate about his network marketing businesses and was steadfast in sharing his ideas with you. David was a man with great work ethics and a good communicator as well as a good listener.
The greatest blessing about David is that he will be with the Lord in peace.

Kimberly Leufroy

Grimes Family

343w ago

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Loretta Baker (Boeing)

343w ago

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Elise

344w ago

Dear Mrs. Coney and family,

I am so sorry to hear about the death of your husband, Dave.
Dave was always so full of life and so fun to be around. I remember when we’d work together and he was training me. He’d always be cracking jokes and teasing me when, I had to operate the cranes at work. Dave always joked and said “How you doin’? You got to go to the bathroom yet?”, because; I was scared of the crane and vacuum bar hoist. I’d mention how it get all puckered up and have to run to the bathroom and release my nerves. *HAHA*
You couldn’t help but be happy when working with him. He taught me a lot, he was patient and adamant on note taking. He had these sense of urgency in him and motivation that impressed me. Not knowing Dave longer than two months, he showed everyone; no matter his age and health problems nothing is stopping him! Not only was he a great worker, he was great at advice. He opened my eyes to his side business Xooma and told me things I wasn’t aware of; for instants joining Xooma; you could use it as a Tax write off for a personal business. I am going to miss seeing Dave around the isle-ways at work.
I know how devastating it is to lose your husband. A family Man, a Father, Brother, Uncle, Grandpa. I know the feeling is incredibly traumatic and life seems impossible right now, but things will get better. You’ll feel a little better with each passing week. Just keep putting one foot in front of the other. I am thinking and praying for your loss. God bless!

With Deepest Sympathy,
Elise

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