David Copeland Obituary, Death – David C. “Dave” Copeland, 40, who had been battling brain cancer for a long time, reportedly accepted the Lord’s invitation to become one of his angels on Sunday, March 2, 2008, after the sickness had spread throughout his body. According to his family, this occurred after the disease had reached every part of his body.
A memorial ceremony will be held on Friday at the Gateway Church in Southlake at two o’clock in the afternoon. This event is in honor of the deceased. David Copeland was brought into the world on August 10, 1967, and his parents, Charles and Pauline, were there to greet him when he arrived.
Following the conclusion of his education at Northwest High School, he enlisted in the armed forces of the United States. From the moment he enlisted in the military until the year 1994, when he was finally given an honorable discharge, he served his country honorably.
He joined the Fort Worth Police Department in 1992, and all during the years that he served the folks of Fort Worth, he was given a variety of commendations and medals of excellence by the department for his outstanding work. Because his father, Charles, had already moved away before he was born, he and his father were never able to have a moment together.
His wife Eloise, their children Nathan and Elizabeth, and their mother Pauline, his sisters Jennifer and Lisa, two nieces, one nephew, and other members of the Fort Worth Police Department who considered him a brother and a friend are among the people he leaves behind.
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