David Floyd

David was a take-charge leader who let his actions speak louder than his words. He used his time and talent to better the lives of those around him and was recognized as an asset to his community.

We all admired David’s ability to acquire knowledge. He had a quick learning curve and could speak with expertise on a wide range of subjects. We were
proud to have known and worked beside David and will miss him dearly.

David was running with friends just after daybreak on a two-lane country road outside of town when he died. As a fellow marathoner and occasional running partner, I regarded David as one of the fittest people I knew. His death has shocked not only us at Wachovia Securities, but the entire community.

David is survived by his wife, Cindi; daughters, Leah, Meredith, and Anna; parents, James and Roberta Floyd; two brothers, Steve and Tim; two sisters, Susan Lovelace and Sara Eldredge; father-in-law Robert Stewart, mother-in-law Joan Stewart, and brother-in-law Kyle Stewart.

- Jackson Rhoades

Memories of David Floyd - Guest Book
David Floyd was admired and respected by many as he lived, worked, and served others within the Mountain Home community. This guest book of memories will be available to David’s extended family and friends for sharing memories of David with those who are interested in supporting David’s Trail.

To participate, please e-mail text that is 100 words or less, and photos in digital format (jpg or tif) with captions to info@davidstrail.org; or, mail text and/or photos with captions for this page to Brooks-Jeffrey Marketing, 19 Medical Plaza, Mountain Home, AR 72653. Photos you send will be returned to you, if you provide your return address.

David’s Trail will honor and remember the contributions David Floyd made to his community. A network of multi-purpose trails located on non-private lands surrounding Lake Norfork is being constructed to encourage an active lifestyle for all ages and abilities.