David Anliot Obituary

Love you Dave, now you and grandpa don't cause too much chaos up there, lol.

R.I.P...LOVE MARY.

David Anliot, the tall guy with a huge heart, thunderous laugh & long, straight, blonde hair. That's how I remember him. Dave was a friend to all and never talked down or about anyone. I met him as a young teenager when our family moved into his neighborhood. The Anliot “Carport" was our neighborhood hangout where we were always welcome. It was a safe haven during those formative years when we rebelled against the norm and teetered on that fine line between youth & maturity, right & wrong, dependence & independence. We grew from tweens to teens and beyond in that carport, solved the problems of the world and built relationships that would never be forgotten. I remember his first car, the old Rambler, that we called GOOSH GOOSH because that was exactly the sound of the engine. It was a retro hip car that suited his personality. My thoughts, prayers and sincere condolences are with Dave's family at this difficult time. Peace be with you all. Rest In Peace Dave.
Kelly Redding Furness

Saddened by David's death please accept our condolences. Words fail at times like these but the resurrection hope encourages us and we hope it will you too.

The resurrection is, as stated at Hebrews 6:1, 2, a “primary doctrine.” It is part of the foundation of faith without which we could never become mature Christians. (1 Corinthians 15:16-19)

I remember you as a very good cool person. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers