Birth date: Sep 30, 1964 Death date: Jan 22, 2022
David A. Smith, age 57, of Greenland passed away Saturday January 22, 2022. He was born September 30, 1964 in El Dorado, Arkansas to Dewel and Freda Lorton Smith. He was an active member of GateWay Church in Greenland, Arkansas. H Read Obituary
I just can’t believe David is gone. So many childhood memories with his family! I loved them dearly! It’s such a comfort to know where he is but his presence on this earth will be terribly missed.
Love and prayers!
Susie Primm
David was a good husband to our sis Diane, a good father to Alan, Charity, & Karsten, a good uncle to our boys, & a good brother-in-law to us! Most important, he was the Lord’s.❤️His life was an inspiration to all who knew him. We loved his sense of humor, always quick to laugh & smile, & tell a funny story. All our family loved David & we will always miss him. We were blessed to have him in our family!💝 - Carl & Connie
We were saddened to hear of David passing so suddenly. He was a special man who touched so many people in so many ways. A kind, gentle person gone too soon but never forgotten. May David's memories live in your hearts forever.
Our deepest sympathy goes out to the Smith Family in the days ahead. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Ray and Pamela Smith
So hard to realize that David has passed. As so many have mentioned, David was a kind soul who treated everyone with kindness and respect. Although we have both been long gone from Bethel Chapel, so thankful for the memories and upbringing we received. Also thankful for you, Diana for sending the Christmas letter updates on you family. Easy to see that David chose a Godly wife and was a great spiritual leader in his home. Thoughts and prayers are with you all.
John Morgan, David Morgan, & David Smith
Tremendously sorry and shocked to hear the news. Haven’t seen David in probably 35 years, at least, but will always consider him a close, dear friend. We grew up together and were inseparable at Bethel Chapel AG Church where his dad was our preacher in Parker’s Chapel. We were in the same class at school and we had so many good times together — and I remember when he was just learning to play the drums. We sang our first duet together at church somewhere in the ‘70’s. I remember the vacations to see his family and friends in Houston, MO & Heber Springs, AR. It’s a little sad that life happens and you grow apart, but sounds like you really have done well for yourself David. A more honest, true friend and Christian cannot be found. Love you and miss you Dave.
