David Lee McCase

David Lee McCase, 69 of Parkersburg, WV passed into the Lords care with his loving family beside him October 12th, 2018. David was the youngest son of Mitchell “Mickey” McCase and Virginia D. Stanley McCase. David was born October 24th, 1948. He was a proud Big Red and graduate of Parkersburg High School Class of 1967. David served proudly in the US Army, and furthered his education attending Mountain State Community College as well as numerous training and educational classes through work programs. David is survived by the love of his life, his wife Donna Tuttle McCase of Parkersburg, his two brothers, Michael McCase (his wife Betty McCase) both of Parkersburg, and Roy McCase (his wife Marcia McCase) also of Parkersburg, three of his four children, Tracey McCase Wetzel (her husband David Wetzel) of Reedsville, OH, James “Jimmy” McCase of Mineral Wells, and Tasha McCase Miller (her husband Erick Miller) of Charleston, four grandchildren, Chaz Hamilton Poling of Belpre, OH, Casey James Sheppard currently serving our country oversees in Japan, Erick Michael Miller, II and Mikaylah Lee Miller both of Charleston, WV, one great-granddaughter, Aurora Grace Poling, and his mother-in-law Violet M. Tuttle, of Charleston, WV. He is preceded in death by his parents, his oldest daughter, Ginger McCase Wyatt, and his father-in-law Donald S. Tuttle. David was a Chemical Operator for BorgWarner, GE Plastics and Sabic combined for over 35 years of hard work and dedication. He proudly served in the US Army where he was a Medic. David was on the First aid team at the plant, the safety committee, and conducted numerous safety audits along with OSHA and others to make the plant a safer place for his coworkers for years to come. David always gave back to his community through blood donations, fund drives, or any charitable causes that came along. He also was a Phoenix Award winner, for his quick actions, CPR and First Aid skills, to save the life of a man he had never met. He never knew a stranger, and was a father figure and mentor to so many people. Everyone that knew him fell in love with his funny facial expressions, his boisterous laugh, and his warmth that permeated every inch of every room he was in. A quote comes to mind, “At the end of the day, you will not remember the person with the beautiful face. You will remember the person with the beautiful Heart and Soul. ” He will always be remembered for both. There will be a Celebration of Life service held in the Spring for family and close friends. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the charity of your choice in David’s name.