David Lee Willingham, 66, died unexpectedly on April 5, 2018 from an accident in Brawley, CA. David went to school in Brawley graduating from Brawley Union High School class of 1971 receiving many awards as football quarterback and wrestling. He also attended Grossmont College in San Diego, CA. David was a heavy equipment operator for 30 years in CA, AR, and OK. He owned and operated a Landscaping and Snow Removal business in Tulsa, OK before returning to Brawley.
David was preceded in death by his parents, Rollie Guy and Edna Willingham; brother, John (Betty) Willingham; niece, Carolyn Rouhotas her son, Joshua, and nephew, Mark Willingham
He is survived by his son, David Samuel Willingham of Vacaville, California; daughter-in-law, Veronica of Vacaville, CA; grandchildren, Logan, Samuel and Isabella of Vacavillie, CA; siblings, Ann (Carl) Stidham of Brawley, California, Barbara (Tom) Charlton of Brawley, California, Linda (Dave) LeMaire of Rancho Cordova, California, Charles (Freda) Willingham of Springdale, Arkansas, Margaret (Ken) Parks of El Cajon, California, Janice (Tom) Hornick of Yuma, Arizona, David also leaves behind many beloved nieces, nephews, cousins and wonderful friends.
Chapel service will be held on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at Frye Chapel and Mortuary in Brawley at 10 a.m. Burial will be held following the service. [Published in Imperial Valley Press Online on Apr. 17, 2018]
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David Lee Willingham, 66, of Brawley passed away on Thursday, April 31, 2018 {this is a typo from the paper, should be April 5}. He is survivors by his son, David Samuel Willingham of Vacaville, California; siblings, Ann Stidham of Brawley, California, Barbara Charlton of Brawley, California, Linda LeMaire of Rancho Cordova, California, Charles Willingham of Springdale, Arkansas, Margaret Parks of El Cajon, California, Janice Hornick of Yuma, Arizona, and 3 Grandchildren. Chapel service will be held on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at Frye Chapel and Mortuary in Brawley at 10 a.m. Burial will be held following the service.[Published in Imperial Valley Press Online on Apr. 15, 2018]
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Four-vehicle collision results in one hospitalized
By: Elly Morillo
Posted: Apr 04, 2018 01:43 PM MST
Brett Houser Police Commander
BRAWLEY, Calif. - The Brawley Police Department responded to a major traffic collision involving four vehicles on Tuesday at around 6 p.m.
An investigation revealed an SUV driven by a 66-year-old Imperial County resident was traveling at a high rate of speed while northbound on SR 86, just north of the intersection of SR 86 and Legion Road. The vehicle began to swerve and collided with two separate vehicles also traveling northbound on SR 86, then lost control and overturned.
The vehicle came to rest after striking a third vehicle facing northbound, waiting for the stoplight at SR 86 and Wildcat Road.
The driver of the SUV was ejected and found pinned under a portion of the vehicle and was transported by Reach Air Medical Services to Desert Regional Medical Center with major injuries.
The incident is still under investigation as it involves driving under the influence. Anyone with witness information concerning this incident is asked to contact the Brawley Police Department Investigations Division at 760-351-7777.
David was preceded in death by his parents, Rollie Guy and Edna Willingham; brother, John (Betty) Willingham; niece, Carolyn Rouhotas her son, Joshua, and nephew, Mark Willingham
He is survived by his son, David Samuel Willingham of Vacaville, California; daughter-in-law, Veronica of Vacaville, CA; grandchildren, Logan, Samuel and Isabella of Vacavillie, CA; siblings, Ann (Carl) Stidham of Brawley, California, Barbara (Tom) Charlton of Brawley, California, Linda (Dave) LeMaire of Rancho Cordova, California, Charles (Freda) Willingham of Springdale, Arkansas, Margaret (Ken) Parks of El Cajon, California, Janice (Tom) Hornick of Yuma, Arizona, David also leaves behind many beloved nieces, nephews, cousins and wonderful friends.
Chapel service will be held on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at Frye Chapel and Mortuary in Brawley at 10 a.m. Burial will be held following the service. [Published in Imperial Valley Press Online on Apr. 17, 2018]
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David Lee Willingham, 66, of Brawley passed away on Thursday, April 31, 2018 {this is a typo from the paper, should be April 5}. He is survivors by his son, David Samuel Willingham of Vacaville, California; siblings, Ann Stidham of Brawley, California, Barbara Charlton of Brawley, California, Linda LeMaire of Rancho Cordova, California, Charles Willingham of Springdale, Arkansas, Margaret Parks of El Cajon, California, Janice Hornick of Yuma, Arizona, and 3 Grandchildren. Chapel service will be held on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at Frye Chapel and Mortuary in Brawley at 10 a.m. Burial will be held following the service.[Published in Imperial Valley Press Online on Apr. 15, 2018]
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Four-vehicle collision results in one hospitalized
By: Elly Morillo
Posted: Apr 04, 2018 01:43 PM MST
Brett Houser Police Commander
BRAWLEY, Calif. - The Brawley Police Department responded to a major traffic collision involving four vehicles on Tuesday at around 6 p.m.
An investigation revealed an SUV driven by a 66-year-old Imperial County resident was traveling at a high rate of speed while northbound on SR 86, just north of the intersection of SR 86 and Legion Road. The vehicle began to swerve and collided with two separate vehicles also traveling northbound on SR 86, then lost control and overturned.
The vehicle came to rest after striking a third vehicle facing northbound, waiting for the stoplight at SR 86 and Wildcat Road.
The driver of the SUV was ejected and found pinned under a portion of the vehicle and was transported by Reach Air Medical Services to Desert Regional Medical Center with major injuries.
The incident is still under investigation as it involves driving under the influence. Anyone with witness information concerning this incident is asked to contact the Brawley Police Department Investigations Division at 760-351-7777.
David Lee Willingham, 66, died unexpectedly on April 5, 2018 from an accident in Brawley, CA. David went to school in Brawley graduating from Brawley Union High School class of 1971 receiving many awards as football quarterback and wrestling. He also attended Grossmont College in San Diego, CA. David was a heavy equipment operator for 30 years in CA, AR, and OK. He owned and operated a Landscaping and Snow Removal business in Tulsa, OK before returning to Brawley.
David was preceded in death by his parents, Rollie Guy and Edna Willingham; brother, John (Betty) Willingham; niece, Carolyn Rouhotas her son, Joshua, and nephew, Mark Willingham
He is survived by his son, David Samuel Willingham of Vacaville, California; daughter-in-law, Veronica of Vacaville, CA; grandchildren, Logan, Samuel and Isabella of Vacavillie, CA; siblings, Ann (Carl) Stidham of Brawley, California, Barbara (Tom) Charlton of Brawley, California, Linda (Dave) LeMaire of Rancho Cordova, California, Charles (Freda) Willingham of Springdale, Arkansas, Margaret (Ken) Parks of El Cajon, California, Janice (Tom) Hornick of Yuma, Arizona, David also leaves behind many beloved nieces, nephews, cousins and wonderful friends.
Chapel service will be held on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at Frye Chapel and Mortuary in Brawley at 10 a.m. Burial will be held following the service. [Published in Imperial Valley Press Online on Apr. 17, 2018]
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David Lee Willingham, 66, of Brawley passed away on Thursday, April 31, 2018 {this is a typo from the paper, should be April 5}. He is survivors by his son, David Samuel Willingham of Vacaville, California; siblings, Ann Stidham of Brawley, California, Barbara Charlton of Brawley, California, Linda LeMaire of Rancho Cordova, California, Charles Willingham of Springdale, Arkansas, Margaret Parks of El Cajon, California, Janice Hornick of Yuma, Arizona, and 3 Grandchildren. Chapel service will be held on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at Frye Chapel and Mortuary in Brawley at 10 a.m. Burial will be held following the service.[Published in Imperial Valley Press Online on Apr. 15, 2018]
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Four-vehicle collision results in one hospitalized
By: Elly Morillo
Posted: Apr 04, 2018 01:43 PM MST
Brett Houser Police Commander
BRAWLEY, Calif. - The Brawley Police Department responded to a major traffic collision involving four vehicles on Tuesday at around 6 p.m.
An investigation revealed an SUV driven by a 66-year-old Imperial County resident was traveling at a high rate of speed while northbound on SR 86, just north of the intersection of SR 86 and Legion Road. The vehicle began to swerve and collided with two separate vehicles also traveling northbound on SR 86, then lost control and overturned.
The vehicle came to rest after striking a third vehicle facing northbound, waiting for the stoplight at SR 86 and Wildcat Road.
The driver of the SUV was ejected and found pinned under a portion of the vehicle and was transported by Reach Air Medical Services to Desert Regional Medical Center with major injuries.
The incident is still under investigation as it involves driving under the influence. Anyone with witness information concerning this incident is asked to contact the Brawley Police Department Investigations Division at 760-351-7777.
David was preceded in death by his parents, Rollie Guy and Edna Willingham; brother, John (Betty) Willingham; niece, Carolyn Rouhotas her son, Joshua, and nephew, Mark Willingham
He is survived by his son, David Samuel Willingham of Vacaville, California; daughter-in-law, Veronica of Vacaville, CA; grandchildren, Logan, Samuel and Isabella of Vacavillie, CA; siblings, Ann (Carl) Stidham of Brawley, California, Barbara (Tom) Charlton of Brawley, California, Linda (Dave) LeMaire of Rancho Cordova, California, Charles (Freda) Willingham of Springdale, Arkansas, Margaret (Ken) Parks of El Cajon, California, Janice (Tom) Hornick of Yuma, Arizona, David also leaves behind many beloved nieces, nephews, cousins and wonderful friends.
Chapel service will be held on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at Frye Chapel and Mortuary in Brawley at 10 a.m. Burial will be held following the service. [Published in Imperial Valley Press Online on Apr. 17, 2018]
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David Lee Willingham, 66, of Brawley passed away on Thursday, April 31, 2018 {this is a typo from the paper, should be April 5}. He is survivors by his son, David Samuel Willingham of Vacaville, California; siblings, Ann Stidham of Brawley, California, Barbara Charlton of Brawley, California, Linda LeMaire of Rancho Cordova, California, Charles Willingham of Springdale, Arkansas, Margaret Parks of El Cajon, California, Janice Hornick of Yuma, Arizona, and 3 Grandchildren. Chapel service will be held on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at Frye Chapel and Mortuary in Brawley at 10 a.m. Burial will be held following the service.[Published in Imperial Valley Press Online on Apr. 15, 2018]
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Four-vehicle collision results in one hospitalized
By: Elly Morillo
Posted: Apr 04, 2018 01:43 PM MST
Brett Houser Police Commander
BRAWLEY, Calif. - The Brawley Police Department responded to a major traffic collision involving four vehicles on Tuesday at around 6 p.m.
An investigation revealed an SUV driven by a 66-year-old Imperial County resident was traveling at a high rate of speed while northbound on SR 86, just north of the intersection of SR 86 and Legion Road. The vehicle began to swerve and collided with two separate vehicles also traveling northbound on SR 86, then lost control and overturned.
The vehicle came to rest after striking a third vehicle facing northbound, waiting for the stoplight at SR 86 and Wildcat Road.
The driver of the SUV was ejected and found pinned under a portion of the vehicle and was transported by Reach Air Medical Services to Desert Regional Medical Center with major injuries.
The incident is still under investigation as it involves driving under the influence. Anyone with witness information concerning this incident is asked to contact the Brawley Police Department Investigations Division at 760-351-7777.
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