"My condolences to David's family and close friends. You have lost someone very dear to your hearts. May it bring you comfort to know that the scriptures bring us hope. John chapter 11, Jesus brought back to life his good friend Lazarus thru the resurrection. May this bring you comfort from the Bible."
In loving memory of
David Allen Elliott
November 8, 1956 - September 10, 2015
David Allen Elliott, 58, of Cumming, Ga. Went to be with the lord on September 10, 2015. He served his country with honors from the time of Desert Storm as well as his service with the Atlanta and Canton Police Departments for many years. David was also a graduate of South Cobb High School. He is survived by his loving mother, Betty Henry of Cumming, GA; brothers and sisters-in-law, Charles and Rhonda Elliott of West Virginia, Michael and Cindy Elliott of Canton, GA; sister and brother-in-law, Pamela and Jody Cruce of Cumming, GA and many other loving relatives and friends. Funeral services for Mr. Elliott will be held Sunday, September 13, 2015 at 12:00 Noon in the chapel of Ingram Funeral Home with Rev. Austin Houston officiating. The family will receive friends on Sunday, from 10:30 a.m. until the hour of service. Interment will be at Georgia National Cemetery in Canton. Ingram Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Visitation DetailsSunday, September 13th, 2015, 10:30am - 12:00pm, Ingram Funeral Home Service DetailsSunday, September 13th, 2015, 12:00pm, Ingram Funeral Home Interment DetailsGeorgia National Cemetery
Tributes
"Old Friend .. Good memories Wonderful memories of David!!! I worked with David at Six Flags Over Georgia 1974 through 1977. He was a great friend to me and was always supportive. He trained me to be a Parking lot Forman. I remember him as a loyal friend and would help others in need anytime. I am so proud that he became a law enforcment officer and a vetran. God Speed David!! Prayers go up for Mike and the entire Elliott family. Peace be with you all during this time of loss. God Bless and know you are not alone in your greif."
"To the family of David Elliott, my sincere condolences to you during this difficult time. May you continue to support one another and look forward to God's promise to eliminate death,pain,and suffering (Revelation 21:3,4) Warm regards."
"David was a wonderful, kind man that served his country proudly, in Desert Storm and as an Atlanta policeman. Wish we could have had you longer, David but I will always remember your love and kindness to me and Paige."
"Though , I never knew him, I myself am a Desert Storm Vet. I like to express my condolences from my family and the VFW in Cumming. RIP comrade."
"I was in D co 1/325 while he served there. Sorry for your loss. Ill be praying for all the family during this time of hardship. "
"I met Dave back in 90 when I first got to the 82nd, he is a good man good hearted good spirit his memory will live on with his airborne brothers forever, RIP SGT Elliott AATW . Your brother in arms Stephen Turner"
"My condolences to the Family of Dave Elliott. I first met Dave in the Military in D co 1/325. We served together during the 1st Gulf War. we spent many a time talking about home and what we missed most. he was a good man and would do anything for you. We recently re-connected together and spent hours talking on the phone about old times. We would talk about me moving down south and buying a home near a fishing lake so he could come fishing with me I'm sorry we wont be able to go Dave, but I will go fishing for the both of us and cast my 1st line in your memory Brother!! Until we meet again at the final assembly area my Brother keep the chem light lit along with some of the others that are there with you at the D co. assembly area. AATW!!"
"I was blessed to meet David a little over a year ago. It may of just been online but he forever will be in my heart. He served with my brother in Desert Storm. I lost my brother and went in search of finding his Airborne brothers. I meet Dave, he became my big brother. He never called me by my name I was Sissy. We spent alot of time talking. He was always worried about me and checking on me to let me know he was there. Our last conversation was not long ago. He touched my life deeply and became part of my heart. For never meeting him, I grew to know such a loving soul, and a man who loved his Country. I pray he is now pain free. He touched my life forever, and a piece of my heart will always be broken with his loss. I know he and my brother are having a "brothers" Airborne reunion. God bless your family during this time. My prayers are with you. I will forever be grateful and honored that I was able to know him even for a little while. a. Connie ~Sissy"
"Thoughts and Prayers to the family of David Elliott. I had the privilege of serving with Dave in the 82nd Airborne Division and we deployed to combat together during the first Gulf War. We jumped out of planes together, sweat and bled together and embraced the hard times that Infantrymen face together. No bond is any greater than that bond between warriors. Rest in Peace my Brother; until we meet again in the final assembly area. Airborne All The Way!"
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