David Wayne Walley

David grew up in the Oklahoma City area where he graduated from Del City High School. His proudest moment was when Lester graduated from high school, and received his wrecker training certificate. David worked for Car Cab Wrecker and AAAA before retiring. He loved going to the casino, attending auctions and fishing. David also enjoyed pranking his family and friends. He was known to many children as “Uncle David”. The light of his life was his 9 grandchildren. He will be dearly missed by his good friend Jim “The Old Man” Gordon.

David was preceded in death by his parents, Don and Ruth Walley; and siblings, Craig Walley, Danny Walley and Gene Walley.

Survivors include his sons, Lester Wayne Walley of Del City, OK, Jason Jackson and Derik Wright both of Oklahoma City, OK; siblings, Terry Walley and Donna “Walley” Gibson both of Oklahoma City, OK; 9 grandchildren; many nieces and nephews; and Jim “The Old Man” Gordon. He had a very special bond with his cat ‘snowball’.

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David Wayne Walley, 54, passed away on December 13, 2016 in Oklahoma City, OK. David was born on August 7, 1962 in Oklahoma City, OK to Donald Joe and Helen Ruth (Goforth) Walley.

David grew up in the Oklahoma City area where he graduated from Del City High School. His proudest moment was when Lester graduated from high school, and received his wrecker training certificate. David worked for Car Cab Wrecker and AAAA before retiring. He loved going to the casino, attending auctions and fishing. David also enjoyed pranking his family and friends. He was known to many children as “Uncle David”. The light of his life was his 9 grandchildren. He will be dearly missed by his good friend Jim “The Old Man” Gordon.

David was preceded in death by his parents, Don and Ruth Walley; and siblings, Craig Walley, Danny Walley and Gene Walley.

Survivors include his sons, Lester Wayne Walley of Del City, OK, Jason Jackson and Derik Wright both of Oklahoma City, OK; siblings, Terry Walley and Donna “Walley” Gibson both of Oklahoma City, OK; 9 grandchildren; many nieces and nephews; and Jim “The Old Man” Gordon. He had a very special bond with his cat ‘snowball’.

Arrangements under the direction of Sunny Lane Funeral Home, Del City, OK.