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Akilah Wallace
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David Toles
28 de junio de 1955 - 7 de octubre de 2022
28 de junio de 1955 - 7 de octubre de 2022
"He Only Takes The Best."
David Toles Jr. (Killa), was born on June 28, 1965 In Montgomery, Alabama to Pearline Toles Hinkle and David Jones Sr. who preceded him in death.
David moved to Chicago, Illinois in 1961, where he attended Stephen A. Douglas grammar school. He then attended Wendell Phillips High School and graduated in 1973. His career as a truck driver lasted 30 years with various companies including the post office. He spent most of his time with his children, nieces, and nephews.
David leaves to cherish in his loving memory, his Ex wife Shirley Toles, two special friends Shirley Daniels and Jacqueline Sauls. Three children, Spring Montgomery (Timothy Wallace), Davita (Demario) Linskey, David Halfacre. 13 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, 3 brothers, Jessie Toles, (Mary), Samuel Hinkle, Nicholas Buice and 3 sisters, Virginia Peters, Caprice Givans and Lillie (Pearl) Howard Jones who preceded him in death. He has a host of nieces and nephews, cousins, and friends too many to mention. A special thanks to all my nieces who stood beside me until the end.
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Fredrick Portis Portis
Uncle Dave, AKA killa was always there for me when I needed him most. The most important time in my life when he was there was for me when I lost my daughter. My Uncle showed compassion in and I cherish him for that.
Victor Montgomery
Dave was a special man. I have many memories of him, but something that really sticks out is how he used to always tell those of us that played basketball that he was going to come to the courts to play with us. I always wanted to see him on the courts. Dave would talk some good trash but he’d never show up. Now, the basketball court was only like a minute or two walk away. After many attempts to get him out there I learned Dave was just a good talker. And, if you know Dave, you know that was a gift of his. Extremely grateful I had an opportunity to spend some of my life around Dave. He was a special man, and I know my Sister loved her Dad in a special way. Rest easy Dave!!!
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