David Paul Kariotis |
| Posted 2017-08-18 by mhenderson |
| Today's News-Herald, Lake Havasu City, AZ >>> Published on Sunday, August 6, 2017 <<< David Paul “Corby” Kariotis, 59, quietly passed away at his home in Lake Havasu City July 27, 2017. He was brave and courageous for engaging in a prolonged fight with cancer. His son Christian Kariotis, wife Barbie Kariotis, and parents Paul Kariotis and Jean Denise Vincent Kariotis predecease David. He is survived by his wife and partner of 23 years, Phonita Ketcher Kariotis and is lovingly remembered by his family; sons Jason Kariotis and his wife Jennifer, of Dix Hills, New York, Adam Kariotis of Coral Gables, Florida and his daughter Alley Valkyrie of Rennes, France and grandson Ashton Kariotis. Also his three sisters, Karen Kariotis Boughton, Kingwood, Texas, Paula Kariotis Cramer, Wadsworth, Ohio and Kimberly Kariotis Lampshire, Canal Fulton, Ohio. David was born in Akron; Ohio May 25, 1958. He spent the majority of his life on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. He was a certified underwater welder and moved on from that to assist in opening several businesses on Hilton Head Island as well as take lead positions in food and beverage establishments along the Carolina/Florida coast. He also worked part time at Stagerlee’s in Lake Havasu City. David was a gentle, generous man and friend to all. He loved cooking, fishing, boating, motorcycles and traveling with his wife Phonita. He was the first to show his sons how to juggle, a talent they both became prolific at and Adam continues on a professional level. A memorial celebration is at Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Condolences to the family may be mailed to 4 Greens Edge Drive, Kingwood TX 77339 and offered online at http://www.david-paul- kariotis.forevermissed.com/ |
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