In Memory

David Thierry

David Thierry

David Charles Thierry

May 16, 1967 ~ February 11, 2021

 

David Charles Thierry, 53, passed away unexpectedly in his home on February 11, 2021, in Ogden, UT. He was born on May 16, 1967 in Lakewood, CA to Roy D. Thierry and Kathleen Hansen Thierry. He and Kathleen were later blessed to join families with Wayne B. Hansen and his five children, who loved and cared for David as their own.

David married Kelly Endo in 1986 and had three children together. His only son, Cody James Thierry, was their firstborn. Followed by their first daughter, Jorden Ashley Thierry, who grew to have David’s first two endlessly adored grandchildren, Eislee and Kohen Donohoo. And finally, they had their last daughter, Samantha Thierry, their free-spirited airman. After five years of marriage, David and Kelly divorced.

Then in August 1994, David met the true love of his life, Lanette Marie Thierry. They were married in Ogden, UT on November 29, 1994. The two of them loved and cared for each other and his children and in 1998 they welcomed a beautiful daughter of their own, Bailey Marie Thierry. She later married her sweetheart, Cameron Day, whom David loved and welcomed to the family. A few years after Bailey’s birth, they welcomed their second daughter and David’s last child, Shelby Kathleen Thierry- his little adventure buddy.

If you had the opportunity to spend time with David, you’d find him with his extra-large fountain drink, a baseball cap, and a few hours worth of stories to share. He loved to talk to people and share his life and knowledge of things with anyone who would be interested in hearing it. He had the ability to make each individual person who entered his life feel as if they were special to him. David had a kind heart and a giving spirit. His greatest joy was when he could help someone else. When David was at home with his family, he loved to read, watch old movies, and make up silly songs about anything and everything just to make his family laugh. He had an intense passion for the outdoors and wildlife that he loved to share with his children. Whether it be hunting, fishing, camping, or exploring, he was most happy when he was doing those things–especially with his family and close friends. He loved working on vehicles and attending car shows. He took pride in his ability to fix just about anything and did so often for his family. David also had a deep love and respect for guns. He was an excellent marksman and could tell you just about anything you’d need to know about them. He was intelligent and always seeking to learn. David completed college courses in hopes of obtaining a degree in marine biology and had dreams of becoming a law enforcement officer.

It was evident that his greatest pride came from being a father and a grandfather. Spending time with them was his favorite pastime and he did his best to let each of them know how proud he was of their accomplishments. David was a loving husband, a compassionate friend, and most of all–he was his Mother’s keeper. David and Kathleen weathered many storms together, but their love was unwavering. David’s desire was always to make sure that his Mom was happy, healthy, and well taken care of. He truly loved and adored her.

David was survived by his wife, Lanette Thierry; his parents, Wayne and Kathleen Hansen; his children, Cody Thierry, Jorden Donohoo, Samantha Thierry, Bailey (Cameron) Day, and Shelby Thierry; his grandchildren, Eislee and Kohen Donohoo; and his siblings, Sheri (Mike) Douglas, Lori (Steve) Barnes, Mechele (Rod) Hester and Angela Hansen, and lastly his fur-kids Dottie, Poppy, Sassy, and Chance.

He was preceded in death by his brother, Craig Hansen, and his grandparents.

Private services will be held for the family in the care of Lindquist’s North Ogden Mortuary.

In memory of David, please hug your loved ones and do something kind for your neighbors.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary or your local animal shelters or wildlife preserves. David’s family would like to thank all those who loved and cared for him, especially to his friends and neighbors who were like a second family to him.

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02/15/21 11:23 AM #1    

Rick T. Anderson

Friendship is a priceless gift
That can't be bought or sold,

But its value is far greater
Than a mountain made of gold. 

For gold is cold and lifeless,
It cannot see nor hear,
And in your times of touble,
It is powerless to cheer. 

It has no ears to listen,
No heart to understand.
It cannot bring you comfort
Or reach out a helping hand. 

So when you ask God for a gift,
Be thankful that he sends,
Not diamonds, pearls, or riches,
But the love of a real, true friend.

by Helen Steiner Rice


02/16/21 01:48 PM #2    

Tonya Ross (Fanto)

I have nothing but fond, fond memories of David. He was such a kind person and a complete gentleman always. We were in a car accident together when we were juniors. He was so worried about everyone else in the car, not thinking of himself. Heaven gained a true angel. 
im so sorry to his his entire family. ❤️


02/17/21 10:33 AM #3    

Karen Rasmussen

Dave was always very kind to me and I cannot think of anything anything but positive memories either in school and out.  There was nothing unkind about him and I wish I had known him better.  Rest In Peace Dave!  


03/14/21 08:19 PM #4    

Patrick Osmond

So this week I have been thinking about Dave Thierry so much it hurts.  Me, Dave, and Shane Lamb used to go hunting for rabbits all the time.  So one day we sluffed and we drove up to Howell Valley.  We saw a huge pond so we slowed in case there was any wildlife.  We saw this georgous duck in the middle of the pond but there was also a fish cop coming up the road.  So I parked where the Cop couldn't see striaght on.  Dave grabbled his camera and I grabbed my shotgun and killed the duck.  Dave had is shoes off and he was in the water.

Gratefully Dave's camera detured the the Fish Cops attention and he drove by me and Dave.  Dave and I were going to get this Duck (we and a few other friends had just started to getting in taxidermy.)  Anyway, everytime Dave and I see each other we don't even have to talk, we just automatically know what the subject will be.

 

I just love Dave and I miss him so.

I hope he's in heaven making God laugh. 

Patrick 


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