David Harrison Ring, Sr.
August 2, 1939 – September 24, 2022
On September 24, 2022 David Harrison Ring Sr. a beloved Father, Husband,
Grandfather, and Brother passed away peacefully at the age of 83. David was
born on August 02, 1939 in Roanoke Virginia to Henry and Alice Ring.
Throughout his 83 years of life David touched so many people. He was a truly
wonderful man who’d do anything he could to put a smile on your face. David
was an electrician in the Union for many years, and also did his own freelance
work for his friends and family. David worked at the Calvert Nuclear Power
Plant for decades until he finally retired, but retirement life wasn’t right for
David and went back to work at the local World Gym until he was 80 years old.
David married the love of his life Marry Ann Ring on November 04, 1961 and
they spent a beautiful 58 years together. On January 22, 1968 their lives
changed forever when they welcomed their one and only child David Harrison
Ring Jr. David bought his home in Saint Leonard, Maryland in 1973, and lived
out the rest of life in that same house. He was an avid member of Water
Memorial Methodist Church, The Lions Club, and The Optimist Club, David
coached little league baseball and bowling to kids in the Calvert County
community. David Ring Sr. was preceded in death by his Mother Alice, Father
Henry, Brother Jim, Wife Mary, and his Son David Jr. He is Survived by his
sisters Debbie Wall and Sherry Hickman, his granddaughters Kaitlyn Blush and
Kamryn Ring, and his great grandchildren Louise, Maryalice, and Enceladus
Blush. The family will be holding a memorial of life at Waters Memorial
Church 5400 Mackall Road, Saint Leonard Maryland 20685 from 4:00pm until
7:00pm on Friday October 07, 2022. A Memorial service will be held at
Waters Memorial Church at 11:00am on Saturday October 08, 2022 with burial
to follow on the church cemetery. The family is asking that in lieu of flowers
you make a donations to Calvert Hospice. Calvert Hospice took incredible care
of David in his final months of life, and we know David would want to give back
even after his passing.
Visitation
Services
Saturday, October 8, 2022
11 AM
Interment
Contributions
Calvert Hospice
P.O. Box 838
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
410-535-0892
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Wendy and family,
Sending our heart felt condolences to you. Your father-in-law was truly a very special man. We will miss his son and him every April at Special Olympics.
Thinking of you at this difficult time and sending hugs.
My first memory of David was his portrayal of Santa Claus at the Hospice Festival of Trees. Later, when I was his pastor at Waters Memorial, I knew that I could count on him being at his station as usher. He lived a life of quiet, faithful service to God, his family and his friends. He will be missed. May God surround those left behind with peace.
To David’s family,
What a wonderful man that God is welcoming home. I had the pleasure of working, volunteering with him. He was a true
friend. Always a gentleman, kind and always had a smile. I remember his Mom. Miss Alice. What a sweet lady. His wife Mary who always came to play bingo on Friday nights
At St. Leonard VFD. His son David who was so much like his Dad. I had the pleasure of working with him on Thursday nights when he taught a class at Carol Porto’s Rehab where I worked. God brings people into our lives for a reason until he calls them home. May God be with all during this time. David is with his family in heaven, looking down & smiling. You will be missed my friend.
I met Dave at World Gym years ago and so looked forward to seeing him every day! What a ray of sunshine and such a kind and good soul. He told me how much he missed his son and dear wife, hopefully, now they are together again. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family that he so dearly loved.
Sending my heartfelt condolences and prayers for peace and comfort to his family. I met Dave many years ago and then again at world gym, then we became next door neighbors. Reading of his passing really saddens my heart, he truly was a wonderful and loving man, kindness filled his heart and soul and he always, always had kind words for everyone.
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Wendy and family,
Sending our heart felt condolences to you. Your father-in-law was truly a very special man. We will miss his son and him every April at Special Olympics.
Thinking of you at this difficult time and sending hugs.
My first memory of David was his portrayal of Santa Claus at the Hospice Festival of Trees. Later, when I was his pastor at Waters Memorial, I knew that I could count on him being at his station as usher. He lived a life of quiet, faithful service to God, his family and his friends. He will be missed. May God surround those left behind with peace.
To David’s family,
What a wonderful man that God is welcoming home. I had the pleasure of working, volunteering with him. He was a true
friend. Always a gentleman, kind and always had a smile. I remember his Mom. Miss Alice. What a sweet lady. His wife Mary who always came to play bingo on Friday nights
At St. Leonard VFD. His son David who was so much like his Dad. I had the pleasure of working with him on Thursday nights when he taught a class at Carol Porto’s Rehab where I worked. God brings people into our lives for a reason until he calls them home. May God be with all during this time. David is with his family in heaven, looking down & smiling. You will be missed my friend.
I met Dave at World Gym years ago and so looked forward to seeing him every day! What a ray of sunshine and such a kind and good soul. He told me how much he missed his son and dear wife, hopefully, now they are together again. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family that he so dearly loved.
Sending my heartfelt condolences and prayers for peace and comfort to his family. I met Dave many years ago and then again at world gym, then we became next door neighbors. Reading of his passing really saddens my heart, he truly was a wonderful and loving man, kindness filled his heart and soul and he always, always had kind words for everyone.
To the family of Dave,
I’m so sorry for Dave’s passing. I was his neighbor many years and have fond memories of Dave, Mary, and David, Jr. He was a kind man.