"Deb lit a candle in memory of David Langloss"
In loving memory of
David Langloss
April 16, 1944 - November 11, 2015
David Langloss, 71 of Jewell passed away on Wednesday, November 11, 2015 at his home surrounded by his loving family. A memorial service will be held at Fredregill Funeral Home, 310 N. Center Street, in Zearing on Saturday, November 14, 2015 at 10 a.m. Burial will be held at a later date.
David was born in Riverside, California to Alfred and Eloise (Baughman) Langloss on April 16, 1944. He grew up in Allerton, Iowa and attended school there. Following school he worked at Roberts Dairy and later NPI Security. He married Carolyn Jackson and to this union four children were born. David had a great love for his family and enjoyed every minute with them. His other hobbies included fishing, camping, listening to old country music, meeting new friends and talking with old ones, watching and collecting anything with John Wayne, and woodworking.
Those left to cherish his loving memories are Carolyn his wife of 49 years; his children Mary Kay (John) Davis, Raymond (Reta) Langloss, Tonya (Steve) Lancaster, and Dawn (Jonathan) Hudnell; adopted son Chris Barten; 18 grandkids, 9 great-grandchildren; sister Judy Anderson; aunt Lecine Stroud; cousins Ronald (Mary) Stroud, Roger Stroud, Ronnie (Kathy) Terrell, Leroy (Marlene) Spencer and family, and LeRoy (Patsy) Langloss; family friends Deb and Tally Elding; sister-in-law Linda (Ken) Rockhold; brother-in-laws Raymond (Jolene) Jackson, and Larry (Jean) Jackson; the entire Pritchett family; and many nieces, nephews and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers Donald and an infant brother Thomas 'Tommy',grandson Hope, his father-in-law Cecil Jackson and mother-in-law Myrtle Jackson.
Memorial contributions may be directed to the family in Davids name.
Celebrate Life Iowa has been entrusted with the care of David and his family.
Celebrate Life Iowa has been entrusted with the care of David and his family.
Tributes
"Grandpa, I love you so much and I miss you so much. You are the best man in the world. I love you."
"Dad- You will never truly know the depth of my love for you. You were the very best man I have ever known. I think back on so many times in my life and you were always there for me. From teaching me to ride a bike, to holding my hand when I was scared. You were the most polite, tender hearted, caring and compassionate man and I truly admire you for that. Now when I see you again, I will have expected you to have taught 'The Duke' a thing or two about fishing and we're gonna have the best fishing day EVER!!! I LOVE YOU SO VERY MUCH DAD!!!!!"
"I'll always remember you working in your shop and whistling along to old country tunes. I'm happy to have so many more memories to hold onto. I wish I could have spent more time with you but I trust that God's plan for you was fulfilled. Love you Grandpa, from all of us! -Michael, Elizabeth, BellaRose, Jude, Finch and Leo"
"Love you, Jerold, Sarah, Chris, Molly, Maggie Barten purchased the Sentimental Dreams for the family of David Langloss."
"Dad you meant so much to so many. What a great person you were. But you were an even better father. I will miss you so deeply. I will think of you all the time. Camp fires will be a llittle more lonely without you. I can only try to be as good a man as you. I hope you find all the peace and comfort you deserve now. I love you my father dear pa DAD."