David Charles Aman

Death date: Jul 26, 2018

David Aman, 64, of Clearwater died on July 26, 2018. He was born in 1953. David was a member of the Starkey Road Baptist Church and an employee of Think Direct Marketing Group in Largo. Read Obituary

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Rebecca Henderson

374w ago

DAVID AMAN: MY BEST FRIEND
I met David at church. He came up to me and said: would you like to get a cup of coffee? I said: sure. Neither one of us drank coffee. I've known him for 27 years. David was a nice, humble, sensitive person. He was a good Christian. He walked the talk. No one is going to be perfect. God just wants you to try to be like Jesus, our example. He and a friend, helped a few widow women with fixing things or yard chores. He helped Gary move 5 times from apartment to apartment. We both liked to travel. His favorite places were: Jackson Hole, WY, Banff, B.C and Moab, UT. He took me to Yellowstone for my birthday one year. We met his parents there. I took him to Mackinaw Island, Sleepy Bear Dunes, Whitefish Junction, Copper Harbor and Traverse City, MI. We canoed down the Au Sable River. He liked to rent a car and drive to different places. We were planning on retiring to Pickens, S.C. because there is mountains there and I have relatives there and there is no Highway 19! We would go swimming at Honeymoon Island and Madiera Beach. David was the only person I have met that had the same perspective of the CREATOR and he world as I did. We would sit for hours a the Dunedin Marina and have discussions of world events in light of the Bible. When David was working for Keeble/Kelloggs, on Sundays, after church service, he would open his car trunk and people would come up to his car and he would hand them a box of cookies.

Rebecca Henderson

Holly Cooper

374w ago

David was my neighbor for the last 6 years. He was an awesome neighbor and we would always chat about Jesus and church when we saw each other. He was such a nice person and we will all miss him. I know without a doubt that he is with Jesus now and is very happy. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends during this time.

Kathy Gledhill

375w ago

I have many happy memories of David when I would come to visit my sister Becky Henderson in Clearwater. David was a friend of our family for years, when he worked for Keebler as a sales Manager. I first met David in Michigan at Mackinaw Island where my family was vacationing My Dad, Charles Henderson, had a sailboat and took us on several adventurous trips: these trips usually ended in some sort of disaster, so David and Becky and I would spend hours laughing about them. We first met David at Starkey Road Baptist Church in Largo, Florida, where he was a member.
My fondest memories of David always involved the beach. Several years ago I was in between teaching jobs and I spent 9 months helping take care of my Mother, and David and I became very involved in an adult Sunday School class at Calvary Baptist Church. We had so much fun with this group, who met for Bible Study right after church. Sometimes we all went out for dinner afterwards,and got to know each other really well. On one occasion, we went down to the beach at night and ate at some fancy restaurant. The night got so long and there were so many people there, that we had to ride a trolly home with a whole bunch of drunk people, and it was over capacity. The problem was not with the people: it was the last trolly to leave, and we had not considered the fact that there would be NO BATHROOM ON THE TROLLY!!!!! So by the time we got back to Mom's house, we both ran to the bathroom!!!
The last pictures I took of David and my Mom, we were at Honeymoon Island and we even took Sparky, Becky's dog who was a bit "hyperactive". David loved that dog, and would always walk him for Becky and chase after him when he dug under her fence and ran the neighborhood. But the place he loved the most was Caladesi Island where we went when my family came down to visit. David had a little pink rubber raft he would float on (they were out of blue), and he bought his own umbrella because he was too cheap to pay for the cabana!!
David loved the Lord and wanted to share his faith with others. I know beyond a shadow of a doubt, that he is with his Mother and Father, and my parents and their several dogs who they loved.

Kathy Gledhill (Becky Henderson's sister)

Sharon King

375w ago

David was a wonderful friend and co-worker. David truly loved the Lord and was an inspiration to me. I will truly miss him, but know that he is in a wonderful place. I thank you family members for helping him at the end of his time here. Sharon King.

Jennifer

375w ago

I am sorry for your loss. He was a wonderful uncle. I enjoyed when he played with us as kids at Christmas bringing all of his Keebler elf treats.

Elaine Forrey

375w ago

I've known David for a very long time; working together each day. Our group was like family and David was definitely at the head of the family table. He was a funny man, kind-hearted and made sure he ate his salad for lunch every day for the past 15 years. When he became ill, he maintained a positive attitude and came to work as often as possible. He fought the good fight! David, I honor you for a life well-lived! Elaine

Kathy Gledhill

375w ago

Kathy Gledhill (Becky Henderson's sister)

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