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Submitted by: Becky Rodgers

David Peter Alvey

February 22, 1960 ~ May 4, 2009

David Peter Alvey 49 was born February 22nd 1960 to Paul and Edna Alvey. David departed this life on May 4th 2009.

David is survived by; daughter Melissa Alvey of Freeport IL, son Cory Alvey of Freeport IL, one Grandson Zacheriah Alvey of Freeport IL, Three brothers; Jim Alvey of Freeport IL. John Alvey of Rockford IL, and Michael Alvey of Shannon IL. Three Sisters; Sally Schaar of Port Charlotte FL. Jacquelyn Warfield of Freeport IL, and Janice Baysinger of Shannon IL, David was survived by has wife Cheryl Alvey and stepdaughter Amanda Robertson of Muldrow Oklahoma.

David was preceded in death by his parents Paul and Edna Alvey, three Sisters Wendy Bolthouse, Joanie Alvey, and Peggy Alvey.

David was a Christian man and enjoyed serving the lord.

A memorial service will be held at Gans First Assembly of God Church in Gans Oklahoma, on Wednesday May the 19th at 10 AM. All friends and family are welcome to attend.

There will also be a private memorial service in Illinois date and time pending.  

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