Birth date: Jun 13, 1944 Death date: Jan 31, 2020
David L. Lewis 75, of Deltona passed away on January 31, 2020. He was born on June 13, 1944 in Camden, SC. David is survived by his wife, Winnie Galic Lewis; Children, Beverly (Leighton) Mitchell, NY, Emily (Evan) Sewall, S.C., Gr Read Obituary
This wonderful man will remain in my heart and I will always love and miss him until we meet again. He was the love of my life. His wife, Winnie.
It breaks my heart to hear of David's passing. He was my closest friend at Bell Siuth for 20 years. A friendship that carried over to our personal lives. Loved his wit and humor. We laughed all the time. Shared a few adventures too, especially the trip to Marquesas and our kayaking trip down the Wekiva river. Sail on my good friend. Love Phil
One of my great memories of David was how the kids in the neighborhood loved going trick or treating at your house and David and you always welcomed all the kids.Also David always stopped to say hello to my husband and me every time he passed by.He was a great man.He will be missed.🙏🏼🙏🏼
We cannot see beyond. . .
But this I know:
I loved you so. . .
'twas heaven here with you
—. Isla Paschal Richardson
My love and prayers for Winnie and the kids and grandkids. I know this loss is difficult for you, but perhaps there’s some comfort in knowing that David can now be with you all, all of the time, no matter where you are. Rest easy in God’s arms, David.
I'm gonna miss this man more than I can put into words. He has supported and helped shape me into who I am today. I'm heartbroken he's not going to be here to meet his new great-granddaughter, but I know he has a front row seat to everything that has to do with her. He shared his love and passion for kayaking and I will cherish all the memories we shared on the river together. My birthday will forever have a hole in it. I love you, Pa-Pa. Until next time big guy.
My Papa since I was an infant has been one of the most selfless, charismatic, knowledgeable, man I’ve ever known. He taught me how to kayak while enjoying nature and picking up garbage in the river, he taught me to be a strong woman and not let anyone tell me differently, and most importantly, he taught me that true love does exist. He loved my MeeMaw more than I could explain and their love will forever be in my heart. I will miss him so much but I’m so grateful for the time spent with him. If only heaven wasn’t so far away... I’ll see you again, Papa. Please continue to be MeeMaw’s best friend and now angel, from you above xoxo
Our love and prayers to the Galic and Lewis family. Winnie, our memories with you and David will sustain us tell we see him again someday. I know Rick will never forget their kayaking trip and our vacation to the little Grand Canyon and all our day trips when he visited with us will remain precious memories. He will remain in our hearts forever. Hugs, love you Yvonne and Rick
