Condolences

• September 01, 2020

  Geraldine Brady Family

  Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.

• September 01, 2020

  Tina Jordan

  Lois and family, I am so sorry for your loss. You and your family will be in my prayers. Tina Jordan Macys Southpoint

• September 01, 2020

  Maria

  We are so sorry to hear about David's passing. We will always remember him as a kind and caring neighbor with a jovial, booming voice that emanated friendliness. He never failed to wave and say "hello" ~ and give our dogs an affectionate scratching over the fence between our yards. Several years ago, when we called an ambulance for Maria's father (we thought he was having a heart attack), David was the only neighbor who came to our front door to see if everything was okay. We will miss his presence and wish his family the comfort of fond memories and peace. ~ Mark & Maria Schurtman

• September 01, 2020

  Janet Fox

  I am very sorry to her about your loss. David was always very kind and thoughtful to all of us in our office. He will definitely be missed. My thoughts and prayers to your family during this difficult time. Janet Fox

• September 01, 2020

  Judy Royal Johnson

  Lois and Family, I am sorry to hear of the loss of your husband. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Judy Royal Johnson (Wilkes)

• September 01, 2020

  Emily Quinn

  Thinking of you all always! My favorite story has to do with an All You Can Eat Prime Rib Night at Ramada Inn. Will (my brother) took a bite of his prime rib and declared that it was spoiled. There the drama began. He ofcourse made a big deal about how awful it was, and Byrd ofcourse was right there to comissurate, what out for him, and try it (even though Will repeatedly said how awful it was). Byrd tried it anyway and declared it spoiled also. He got louder and louder and called the manager over telling him the meat was bad, etc. It was a hilarious scene to watch if you know how Byrd was when he got worked up and knew he was right no matter what. The manager explained that the meat was not bad, it was just 'aged' beef. Byrd was standing at this point and proclaimed, so that the whole restaurant could hear, "That he had tasted 'aged' beef from all over the world, and this was not aged beef." My dad turned to him and said, "Oh really David, How's the beef in Bangladesh." This rendered Byrd speechless, which never happens, and then we all burst out laughing. I still cry with laughter when I think about it. Recently I was at a restaurant in Miami that had 'aged' beef on the menu, and I had to send a pic of the menu to my dad. He sent the email to David also. It never gets old. I still laugh everytime I think of that story. Good memories 🙂 Love, Emily (Stott), Townsend, Sallie Grace, and Charlotte Quinn

• September 01, 2020

  Denise Little

  Lois, My Condolences to you and your Family.... Denise Little & Family

• September 01, 2020

  Meridith Scherer

  My thoughts and prayers are with the Byrd family in North Carolina. Meridith Byrd Long Scherer

• September 01, 2020

  Eleanor Long

  Although we did not see each other very often, coming to North Carolina and getting into mischief will always be one of my favorite childhood memories. David was the second oldest of the Byrd nieces and nephews - a good looking, fun-loving older cousin. He grew into a wonderful brother for both Larry and Karen,and someone who loved his family very much. Deepest sympathy to all of you who are missing him.

• September 01, 2020

  Larry Sides

  Lois, Brittany and Caitlin, I am very sorry of your recent loss. I have shared many good fishing days with David on the outer banks and I cherish him as a good friend. I know he has been very sick recently but is now resting in peace. My prayers are with each of you in this trying time.. Larry Sides

• September 01, 2020

  Christina Faye

  Lit a candle in memory of David Byrd

• September 01, 2020

  John Long

  Love to Karen, Lois, Brittany and Caitlin. John and Patti