Obituary for David Ross Hayden
It is with great sadness that the family of David Ross Hayden announces his passing on January 2, 2022, at the age of 68.
David was born to Louis Emory Hayden Sr. & Mary Ruth Webster on February 1, 1953, in Houston, TX.
David is preceded in death by his father, mother, & brother Louis Emory Hayden Jr.
David will be lovingly missed by his children, Adam Hayden and wife Amber of Conroe, TX, Monica Gates and husband William of Conroe, TX, Jesse Hayden and wife Katrina of Fairbanks, AK, and Austin Hayden and wife Madison of Conroe, TX. David also leaves behind 15 grandchildren, Brittney, Logan, Kolby, Tyler, Kylie, Justin, Loryn, Ansley, Caleb, Shaun, Conner, Shane, Robby, Lane, & Jordyn. Along with 3 great grandchildren, Bailee, JW, & Madilynn.
Dad was a carpenter by trade in which he used his skills to make several pieces of furniture that his family will have to treasure. Dad also loved fishing. Given the opportunity to have a day to do nothing you would find him at the river reeling in some fish. In the past few years, he had rekindled his passion for music and playing the guitar. It did not matter what kind of guitar it was, he just enjoyed playing. He had also started researching his ancestry and thoroughly enjoyed sharing pictures and his discoveries with family & friends.
A Celebration of life will be scheduled at a later date.
David was born to Louis Emory Hayden Sr. & Mary Ruth Webster on February 1, 1953, in Houston, TX.
David is preceded in death by his father, mother, & brother Louis Emory Hayden Jr.
David will be lovingly missed by his children, Adam Hayden and wife Amber of Conroe, TX, Monica Gates and husband William of Conroe, TX, Jesse Hayden and wife Katrina of Fairbanks, AK, and Austin Hayden and wife Madison of Conroe, TX. David also leaves behind 15 grandchildren, Brittney, Logan, Kolby, Tyler, Kylie, Justin, Loryn, Ansley, Caleb, Shaun, Conner, Shane, Robby, Lane, & Jordyn. Along with 3 great grandchildren, Bailee, JW, & Madilynn.
Dad was a carpenter by trade in which he used his skills to make several pieces of furniture that his family will have to treasure. Dad also loved fishing. Given the opportunity to have a day to do nothing you would find him at the river reeling in some fish. In the past few years, he had rekindled his passion for music and playing the guitar. It did not matter what kind of guitar it was, he just enjoyed playing. He had also started researching his ancestry and thoroughly enjoyed sharing pictures and his discoveries with family & friends.
A Celebration of life will be scheduled at a later date.