In Memory

David L. Batchelor

David L. Batchelor

David Lee Batchelor, 69 of Grants, New Mexico, passed away on Dec 16, 2020 after a hard fought battle with COVID-19.

He was born in Alton, IL on February 14, 1951 to his parents, Clarence and Dorothy Batchelor

He married Dianna Muse on April 19, 1977 in Fairport, MO. They were married 43 years.

He is survived by his wife, Dianna; children: Aaron Batchelor, Tara Batchelor and granddaughter, Indra Pierce all of Grants, NM, and by his brother Stephen (Barbara) Batchelor of Alton; his sister Bonita (Marvin) Mosby of Lake City, Florida, and sister-in-law Nancy Batchelor of Fosterburg, Il and sister-in-law Deanna Muse of Slater, MO. He has many nieces and nephews, and grand nieces/nephews that loved him dearly.

He is preceded in death by his parents and his brother, Andrew Batchelor.

David loved his family and to sing in the choir at his Church as well as singing many years with the Society of Barbershop singers, where he sang lead with the New Mexichords in Albuquerque, NM.

David had retired from the State of Missouri Mental health department after 25 years working with individuals with developmental delays and for 13 years working with the Division of Family Services.

He used his free time to sing, to help in activities at church and to enjoy his family and granddaughter.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions and precautions, a Celebration of Life will be held later in 2021 in Fosterburg, Illinois.

Memorials may be given to your charity of choice or please plant a tree in his honor.



 
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12/30/20 04:43 PM #1    

Dennis G. Carroll

Really sad to hear about David ,I remember him as a grade school kid at MarkTwain elementary.  We had a good bunch of kids to go through element and junior high with.     Had a lot if fun with this guy . Dennis Carroll


12/31/20 03:55 PM #2    

Edward Dunn

Sad to hear about David. I don't check the website as often as I should. Looking down the list of class mates who have passed is sad. Such memories of childhood and young adults. To all of us that are still here, cherish each day and live it fully. May God bless each and everyone of us. Till me meet again!


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