David Thomas Pardue

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David Thomas Pardue

Birth
Bermuda
Death
9 Oct 2009 (aged 50)
Irmo, Richland County, South Carolina, USA
Burial
Columbia, Lexington County, South Carolina, USA Add to Map
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David was the second son of Nell Rodgers and Bill Pardue and was born out-of-country during one of his father's military assignments. He was a true "Military Brat" growing up on bases in Bermuda, Germany, Italy and California. He returned to South Carolina with his parents in the 1970s.

David married twice, the latter being a lasting love with Teresa and their family of four children. At his death, he had been employed at the VC Summer Nuclear Station for 21 years and was a Lieutenant in the unit providing resourse and security protection of the facility. He loved to bowl, golf, serve others and spending time with his family.

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A PERSONAL NOTE: I was a good friend of David's parents from the time he was nine. Our families grew together and remained very close through the years. He was a good kid, a great adult and a loving husband and father. And, as I observed at his memorial, he was very much respected and liked by his co-workers. There is no doubt in my mind that his presence on earth was a fitting tribute to his life.
David was the second son of Nell Rodgers and Bill Pardue and was born out-of-country during one of his father's military assignments. He was a true "Military Brat" growing up on bases in Bermuda, Germany, Italy and California. He returned to South Carolina with his parents in the 1970s.

David married twice, the latter being a lasting love with Teresa and their family of four children. At his death, he had been employed at the VC Summer Nuclear Station for 21 years and was a Lieutenant in the unit providing resourse and security protection of the facility. He loved to bowl, golf, serve others and spending time with his family.

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A PERSONAL NOTE: I was a good friend of David's parents from the time he was nine. Our families grew together and remained very close through the years. He was a good kid, a great adult and a loving husband and father. And, as I observed at his memorial, he was very much respected and liked by his co-workers. There is no doubt in my mind that his presence on earth was a fitting tribute to his life.