Obituary for David Alexander Levescy
Visitation will be from 4-8 pm Monday, July 20, 2020 at Vondel Smith Mortuary at South Lakes. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 am Tuesday, July 21, 2020 at the funeral home with burial following at Heritage Burial Park.
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David Alexander Levescy left this world peacefully on Saturday, July 18, 2020 at the age of 81. He was born in Oklahoma City, OK to Alex and Fanny Levescy. David graduated from David Lipscomb High School in Nashville, TN. He married the love of his life, Betty Frances Levescy on September 28th, 1962 at Grand Blvd. Church of Christ in Oklahoma City, OK. They were blessed with three children, David, Jr., Shannon and Amanda. David proudly served his country in the US Army (active duty) from 1963 to 1965 and was stationed in Germany for a tour. He continued his commitment in the US Army Reserve until 1967. David began his career with the Oklahoma City Fire Department in December, 1962, while completing his college degree attending OSU. He retired as a District Fire Chief in June, 1994. David had many fond memories of enjoying the outdoors, camping, travel and Nascar races with family and friends along with meeting and socializing with his Fire Department family. David was very proud of all of his children and grandchildren and always looked forward to watching them succeed in their many activities. David will be greatly missed by all of his family but left them at peace knowing he has been welcomed with open arms by our heavenly father.
He was preceded in death by:
Father, Alex Levescy, Mother, Fanny Levescy and Step-Mother, Rose Levescy
Father-In-Law, Ray Nelson and Mother-In-Law, Geri Nelson
Brother-In-Law, Earl West
Sister-In Law, Peggy Lazurtegui
He is survived by:
Wife, Betty Levescy of 58 years
Son, David “Levy” Levescy, Jr. & Sheri Rogers
Daughter, Shannon Roberts & husband Todd
Daughter, Amanda Fisher & husband Curtis
Grandchildren, Bradley Levescy & wife Tina, Austin Roberts & Whitney Smith, Alex Levescy, Blaine Fisher, Drew Fisher & Emely Banuelos, Brianna Bighead and Maclovia Jaramillo
Great Grandchildren, Ian, Zoe, Isabella and Brayden
Sister, Tommie Ann West
Brother-In-Law, Art Lazurtegui
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David Alexander Levescy left this world peacefully on Saturday, July 18, 2020 at the age of 81. He was born in Oklahoma City, OK to Alex and Fanny Levescy. David graduated from David Lipscomb High School in Nashville, TN. He married the love of his life, Betty Frances Levescy on September 28th, 1962 at Grand Blvd. Church of Christ in Oklahoma City, OK. They were blessed with three children, David, Jr., Shannon and Amanda. David proudly served his country in the US Army (active duty) from 1963 to 1965 and was stationed in Germany for a tour. He continued his commitment in the US Army Reserve until 1967. David began his career with the Oklahoma City Fire Department in December, 1962, while completing his college degree attending OSU. He retired as a District Fire Chief in June, 1994. David had many fond memories of enjoying the outdoors, camping, travel and Nascar races with family and friends along with meeting and socializing with his Fire Department family. David was very proud of all of his children and grandchildren and always looked forward to watching them succeed in their many activities. David will be greatly missed by all of his family but left them at peace knowing he has been welcomed with open arms by our heavenly father.
He was preceded in death by:
Father, Alex Levescy, Mother, Fanny Levescy and Step-Mother, Rose Levescy
Father-In-Law, Ray Nelson and Mother-In-Law, Geri Nelson
Brother-In-Law, Earl West
Sister-In Law, Peggy Lazurtegui
He is survived by:
Wife, Betty Levescy of 58 years
Son, David “Levy” Levescy, Jr. & Sheri Rogers
Daughter, Shannon Roberts & husband Todd
Daughter, Amanda Fisher & husband Curtis
Grandchildren, Bradley Levescy & wife Tina, Austin Roberts & Whitney Smith, Alex Levescy, Blaine Fisher, Drew Fisher & Emely Banuelos, Brianna Bighead and Maclovia Jaramillo
Great Grandchildren, Ian, Zoe, Isabella and Brayden
Sister, Tommie Ann West
Brother-In-Law, Art Lazurtegui