Homer
Homer “David” Thompson
One Last Goodbye service will be held for Homer “David” Thompson, age 77, will be held on Wednesday, January 6, 2021 at Church Funeral Services, 9422 Florida Blvd, Ste D-1, Walker, LA from 4:00pm until 6:00pm.
David went home to be with the Lord on January 2, 2021 at 1:15am at his residence in Pine Grove with family at his side.
Proceeded in death by: Mother Jeanette Gibson, Sister Irene Bryant, Brother Perry Jones of Fitzgerald, GA. and grandson Brandon Harris of Calhoun, GA.
Survived by: Wife Dianna L. Thompson Denham Springs, LA., Sister Mildred Jernigan Fitzgerald, GA., 2 Sons David Alan Colligan of Denham Springs, LA and John W. Thompson of Niederstaufenbach, Germany, 3 Daughters Gretchen D. Corvi of Calhoun, GA., Ginger Leigh Thompson of Trenton, GA. and Jennifer M. Thompson of Cedar Bluff, AL. 1 Stepdaughter Belynda Colligan of Maryland. 10 Grandchildren, 5 Great-grandchildren. Numerous nieces and nephews, 2 dogs Prissy and Casey.
He loved working as a painter his entire life, enjoyed fishing and bowling during his free time, was never short of a joke for any situation and would certainly have one for this. He always had a trick up his sleeve and he did things his way, and,….. he got the last laugh.
David went home to be with the Lord on January 2, 2021 at 1:15am at his residence in Pine Grove with family at his side.
Proceeded in death by: Mother Jeanette Gibson, Sister Irene Bryant, Brother Perry Jones of Fitzgerald, GA. and grandson Brandon Harris of Calhoun, GA.
Survived by: Wife Dianna L. Thompson Denham Springs, LA., Sister Mildred Jernigan Fitzgerald, GA., 2 Sons David Alan Colligan of Denham Springs, LA and John W. Thompson of Niederstaufenbach, Germany, 3 Daughters Gretchen D. Corvi of Calhoun, GA., Ginger Leigh Thompson of Trenton, GA. and Jennifer M. Thompson of Cedar Bluff, AL. 1 Stepdaughter Belynda Colligan of Maryland. 10 Grandchildren, 5 Great-grandchildren. Numerous nieces and nephews, 2 dogs Prissy and Casey.
He loved working as a painter his entire life, enjoyed fishing and bowling during his free time, was never short of a joke for any situation and would certainly have one for this. He always had a trick up his sleeve and he did things his way, and,….. he got the last laugh.
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