In loving memory of

David Gaudineer
December 24, 1954 - October 10, 2014

David Edward Gaudineer, 59, passed away October 10th, 2014 at Methodist Hospital in Des Moines, Iowa after a tough battle with Lymphoma. Dave was born in Des Moines, IA at Mercy Hospital on December 24th, 1954 to Irving and Darlene Gaudineer. He grew up in the Highland Park neighborhood then moved to southern California for 15 years before returning to Iowa. Dave started his own roofing business in Des Moines, Advanced Roofing and Construction, which he operated for 25 years. He enjoyed sharing his passions with friends and family including baseball, golfing hunting, fishing, and camping. He married Lori Ann (Bolton) Gaudineer on November 17th, 1984. Dave and Lori raised their children in the Highland Park neighborhood that Dave grew up in and they worked together to grow their business. He is preceded in death by his father, Irving Gaudineer, and his two brothers, Randy and Michael Gaudineer. He is survived by his mother, Darlene Gaudineer of Huxley, his sister, Kym Quinlan of Huxley, and his brother, Rick Gaudineer of Des Moines. He is also survived by his wife, Lori Gaudineer of Des Moines, his three children, Bo, Taylor, and Dylan Gaudineer, his granddaughter, Willow Marie Gaudineer and his nephews, Matthew Gaudineer, Brandon Gaudineer, Randy McBride, and Josh McBride. Celebration of Dave's life with friends and family will be held Sunday, October 26th from 3PM to 6PM at Union Park Baptist Church in the Fellowship Hall (821 Arthur Ave, Des Moines, IA). Memorial cards and contributions may be presented at the celebration of life or sent to Lori Gaudineer, 2323 Amherst St, Des Moines, IA 50313. - See more at:

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Linda Steele wrote on Oct 31, 2016:

"I am so sorry to hear about David. He always had a smile on his face and light in his eyes. He was a gentle soul. I know he loved his family and loved playing sports with them. He always wore a hat with California Angels logo on it. I remember his blue tfuck with the ladder rack on it. He always had Fred his dog with him .He spent alot of time in California selling tools and wheeling and dealing to make a living. For some reason him and his brothers always lived a troubled life. He always tried to over come it. I remember him getting into a contest to see if he could win the Tom Sellack look a like contest and he won it. It was a fun life. He was always a giver. He was my favorite Gaudineer. We went to Catalina Island in a small 18 ft boat one day and spent the night there. That is when he lived in Long Beach CA. He always would make sure you had a good time. I have so many memories of you David. I truly hope you rest in peace and that God has you in the compfort of his loving arms. You truly were one of the good guys in this world and you will be truly missed. I hope to see you in heaven. Love your x sister in law Linda Steele."