David Truman Pylant, 1948–2009 (aged 60 years)
- Name
- David Truman /Pylant/
- Given names
- David Truman
- Surname
- Pylant
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Birth
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Unique identifier: 561188EC257D0FE784494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF57289 |
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Death of a paternal grandfather
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Unique identifier: 561188DF9D6EACBDD4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF18847 |
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Death of a paternal grandmother
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Unique identifier: 561188DF9DC03CBEB4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF18855 |
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Death of a father
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Unique identifier: 561188DF9EED0CC194494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF18878 Shared note: (Social Security Death Index) |
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Death of a mother
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Unique identifier: 561188DF9F12ECC1F4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF18881 Shared note: (Social Security Death Index) |
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Reference Number
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Unique identifier: 561188EC2BA40FE7C4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF57291 Shared note: 27511 |
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Death
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Unique identifier: 561188EC29E10FE7A4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF57290 Shared note: Obit: Obit: A celebration of his life will be held at 11:30 July 12 at the Centennial Gazebo in Riverside Park. Stephens Family Chapel is in charge of arrangements. He was born Nov. 18, 1948, in Midland, Texas, to Laura and Thurman Pylant. He graduated from Lee High School in Midland and attended West Texas State University and Chenard Art School in Los Angeles. He married Amanda Ewing, who survives. They moved to the Grants Pass area in 1974. In 1978, he followed his father's trade and started a sign and silkscreen business. He moved his business from Wonder to Grants Pass in 1999. During the final years of his business, he became known as the "Tulip Man," as he painted more than 10,000 tulips on Dutch Bros. stands. He was a musician and he used his music in many ministries over the years. He led the worship team at Jerome Prairie Bible Church and made several work trips to the Navajo mission in Arizona through his church. He especially enjoyed the Park Ministry, which he operated for 15 years. He organized and attended the feeding of the homeless at Riverside Park on the weekends. In addition to his wife, survivors include two sons, Stephen Pylant of Grants Pass, and Lucas Pylant of Ashland; three brothers, Thurman Pylant of Priddy, Texas, Joe Pylant of Kirkland, Wash., and Jonathan Pylant of Carroll, Texas; and two grandchildren |
| father |
1911–1988
Birth: July 6, 1911
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— Hamilton Co, TX Death: June 29, 1988 — Midland, Midland Co, TX |
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| mother |
1915–1998
Birth: September 26, 1915
Death: April 12, 1998 — Midland, Midland Co, TX |
| elder brother |
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| elder brother |
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| himself |
1948–2009
Birth: November 18, 1948
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— Midland Co, TX Death: June 9, 2009 — Grants Pass, OR |
| younger brother |
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| himself |
1948–2009
Birth: November 18, 1948
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— Midland Co, TX Death: June 9, 2009 — Grants Pass, OR |
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| wife |
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| son |
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| son |
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| Reference Number |
Shared note
27511 |
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| Death |
Shared note
Obit: A celebration of his life will be held at 11:30 July 12 at the Centennial Gazebo in Riverside Park. Stephens Family Chapel is in charge of arrangements. He was born Nov. 18, 1948, in Midland, Texas, to Laura and Thurman Pylant. He graduated from Lee High School in Midland and attended West Texas State University and Chenard Art School in Los Angeles. He married Amanda Ewing, who survives. They moved to the Grants Pass area in 1974. In 1978, he followed his father's trade and started a sign and silkscreen business. He moved his business from Wonder to Grants Pass in 1999. During the final years of his business, he became known as the "Tulip Man," as he painted more than 10,000 tulips on Dutch Bros. stands. He was a musician and he used his music in many ministries over the years. He led the worship team at Jerome Prairie Bible Church and made several work trips to the Navajo mission in Arizona through his church. He especially enjoyed the Park Ministry, which he operated for 15 years. He organized and attended the feeding of the homeless at Riverside Park on the weekends. In addition to his wife, survivors include two sons, Stephen Pylant of Grants Pass, and Lucas Pylant of Ashland; three brothers, Thurman Pylant of Priddy, Texas, Joe Pylant of Kirkland, Wash., and Jonathan Pylant of Carroll, Texas; and two grandchildren |