David E. Herring

February 14, 1939 - June 7, 2023

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First Christian Church of Hessville

6733 Alabama Ave.

Hammond, IN 46323

219-844-7396 |

Saturday 6/17, 11:00 am

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David E. Herring, age 84 of Hammond, IN passed away peacefully on Wednesday, June 7, 2023. Davis was born on February 14, 1939 (Valentines Day) in Hammond, IN.

David was preceded in death by his parents, Pauline K. and A. David Herring; and sisters, Mary Herring and Lynda Herring, PhD.

David graduated from Hammond Morton H.S. in 1957. He was a fun-loving person and will be missed. David belonged to Pipefitters Local 597. He worked for Arctic Engineering and Dedelow, Inc. He also was the owner of D.E. Herring, Inc. and Canyon Plumbing.

Memorial Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 17, 2023 at the First Christian Church of Hessville 6733 Alabama Ave. Hammond, IN. Interment will be private.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the First Christian Church of Hessville of which David was a member.

First Christian Church of Hessville

6733 Alabama Ave.

Hammond, IN 46323

219-844-7396 | Map

Saturday 6/17, 11:00 am

PRIVATE

David E. Herring, age 84 of Hammond, IN passed away peacefully on Wednesday, June 7, 2023. Davis was born on February 14, 1939 (Valentines Day) in Hammond, IN. David was preceded in death by his parents, Pauline K. and A. David Herring; and sisters, Mary Herring and Lynda Herring, PhD. David graduated from Hammond MortonContinue Reading

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I also want to add he was survived by his Ex-wife Anne Pierson, Daughter DeAnn Herring, Granddaughters Danielle scherder and Melissa Rompola, And Great grandchildren Kyle Allen and Lilly Allen. These are all Family members that will miss him and remember all of the memories made with him.

My grandfather will be missed. I have lots of found memories of him. I loved it when we would go to Chicago and get the hot dogs and he would say GOAT in a funny way. He would tease me and my sister about eating watermelon seeds all the time. He had us believe we would grow melons in our bellies, lol. He taught me how to make the best sausage gravy too. I always remember his dogs being so smart. I remember all the stories of sailing , Florida living and his adventure in Venezuela. Ill miss him dearly but will remember all the good times and the things he had taught me. We lost contact with him in 2015 and I am sad about that. I wish I had known sooner of his passing so I was able to say good bye and pay respects. I live only a few short hours away and was not given the opportunity to reconnect or come say good bye. I will never know why he choose to stay away from us but I know he is at peace now and hope his friends got what they wanted from him and was worth keeping him away from his family.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.