David Glenn Lewis

February 27, 1959 - December 13, 2014

David Glenn Lewis, 55, of Moorpark, CA, went to be with the Lord suddenly on December 13, 2014. A son of Norva Herron Lewis, who survives and resides in Belle Vernon, and James R. Lewis, who passed away in 1999, he was born in N. Charleroi on February 27, 1959. David graduated from Belle Vernon Area Schools in 1977 and from DeVry University of Columbus, OH in 1979. Throughout his career, he continued his education until he became a certified Quality Control Engineer. He was an avid archer and billiard player. Proficient in all his endeavors, he also played baseball and golf. He had been employed by Hughes Aircraft as a technician and later served as a Quality Control Engineer. He was also employed by Tekelec, a manufacturer of telephone switching systems, retiring in 2011. David was the owner and operator of Quality Improvements, Inc., a holding company for a book that he authored and published in July 2013, 'Healthy Relationships for Couples'. Just prior to his passing, he invented the Perfect Putting Processor. He was a sponsor of 'Adopt a Classroom' in the state of California, as well as, in the Belle Vernon and Charleroi School Districts. A resident of Moorpark, CA for the past four years, he was formerly of Belle Vernon. Survivors, in addition to his mother, include one daughter, Brittney Elizabeth Lewis of Moorpark, one son and daughter-in-law, David Jared and Kara Lewis of Raleigh, NC, one brother, Jeffrey James Lewis of Reynoldsburg, OH, two grandchildren, David Maddox Lewis and Dexter Marley Lewis, many aunts, uncles and cousins and his two huskies, Sequoia and Thunder. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his wife of 25 years, Teresa Hogan Lewis on January 7, 2006, a brother, Robert William Lewis in 1993, his maternal grandparents, Ruth Phillips and William Henry Herron and his paternal grandparents, Katherine Nemoseck and Nicholas Louis. Funeral services were held in California on December 20, 2014. His cremains will be intered in Mt. Tabor Cemetery.