Karen
I have so many wonderful memories of Dave, Every time I walked by him, he always made sure he said Hi and would start a conversation. One of the friendliest men I know. Rest in peace my friend.
Birth date: Oct 24, 1937 Death date: Apr 2, 2021
James D. Holloway, 83 of Sorrento went to be with his Heavenly Father on Friday, April 2, 2021 while living at Avante Nursing Home of Leesburg. He was a dedicated family man who will be greatly missed and cherished for the rest of Read Obituary
I have so many wonderful memories of Dave, Every time I walked by him, he always made sure he said Hi and would start a conversation. One of the friendliest men I know. Rest in peace my friend.
James David Holloway I was proud to call you my father. Thanks for all the band trips, softball games and horse back riding as we grew up. We did not see eye to eye when I was growing up. I felt I got closer to you as I became an adult. Thank you for seeing that mother was taken care of. We all will miss you forever. One day we will see each other again. Amie and I will take good care of mother. I know mother is missing you now.
So sorry to hear of his passing. He was a great man and loved by many. He was always so happy and friendly. Everyone at the hospital was greeted with a smile and we all new him well and looked forward to Wednesdays! He will be missed! - Dr O'Connor
David, you have gone in the flesh but remain forever in the spirit of all who love you. And those whom you met over the years of service for the good of your fellow man. God bless and keep you. Son in law Charlie
I met David in 2012 when I became his daughter-n-law. The first time we met we talked sports, Gator softball and football. Loved talking with him and he could tell a story. David you will be missed. Love you! Here his is with his grand pup Mylo.
Father....I miss you and love you always...I know that you and I definitely had our moments but we never stopped loving each other .....You were such a hard worker and I know that mother meant the world to you and that you were proud of both Debbie and I....The past five weeks have been some of the hardest for me seeing you go through your final decline and transition period but I know that you are in a better place and are no longer hurting or confused now...you can finally eat all of the chicken nuggets and frosties that you want ...Give Ginger a kiss and a hug for me....until we meet again...
David, I love you with all my heart. I miss you so much. The silence is so very loud. I thank you for the 52 years we shared. I will always wear your wedding ring. The girls and Charlie got me a beautiful item to remember you by. I could never forget you. I love you forever. Your wife.