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David Harry Elvey
October 23, 1951 – December 18, 1981
December 20, 1981
The Palm Beach Post
Palm Beach, Florida
David Harry Elvey, age 30 of 1001 Chippewa St. Jupiter, died early Friday in North Palm Beach. David came to this area 1 ½ years ago from West Palm Beach, originally from Altoona, PA.
He is survived by his wife, Susan; two sons: Trevor Barton Elvey and David Donald Elvey, both at home; his mother, Gladys in Altoona, PA; four brothers: James of Jacksonville, FL, Kevin and Douglas, Altoona, PA, and Jody Ray, Baltimore, MD., and two sisters: Sharon M. Elvey, M.D., Philadelphia, and Patricia J. Elvey, Philadelphia.
David was an Air Force veteran serving in Thailand.
Funeral services will be held Monday, 2:30 pm at the Village Funeral Home., 106 Coastal Way, Jupiter, with Father Charles Sullivan officiating. Friends may call one hour prior to service time on Monday.
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Deborah June Moyer (Lovenduski)
I met David when I was 13 years old. So was he. We dated for about 4 years, believe it or not. He was my first love. Puppy love. I will never forget him. We "grew up" together and he was a great friend.David and I used to talk about "if we ever broke-up" we would name our first boy or girl after each other, just because we were each other's first love.
I did that. My only son's name is David. I am very happy I did. My son knows he was named after my "puppy love". His father also knew. It is just a special way to remember a very special guy.
Gary C Hunter
How did he die
Maureen (Mo) McGeary (Grossi)
I remember him well in Jr.High,we always talked.Super nice guy for sure!!!He was a Good Football player.That's a Nice Memo Debbie.
Charles (Marcone)
DAVE WAS A REALLY GOOD FRIEND OF MINE. WE WERE IN TECH SCHOOL TOGETHER AND THEN STATIONED IN SOUTH EAST ASIA, DURING THE VIETNAM WAR,IN THE AIR FORCE. WE SPENT A LOT OF TIME TOGETHER, HE TOLD ME A LOT ABOUT HIS LIFE IN ALTOONA, OF WHICH HE WAS VERY PROUD. I WILL MISS HIM ALWAYS, HE WAS A GREAT GUY.William Coley
Dave and I played football in Jr. high. He was a great running back and a hell of a nice guy, he will be missed.