David Colclough

David's sunrise was April 14, 1934 to Carrel and Hattie Mae Colclough of Humnoke, Arkansas. He was the 11th child of 15.
He married Ollie Mae Clark of Warren, Arkansas who preceded him also in death. To this union 4 children had the pleasure to call him Dad; 3 preceded him in death, Freddie Marshall, Clarence Hampton and Dwight Colclough.
David was born working, because he was born on a farm. His father instilled a strong work ethic in him to which he would work wherever there was work to be done, which caused him to travel through several states and cities and he never met a stranger.
Carrying the strong work ethic over into the house of the Lord when he confessed Jesus as his Lord and Savior, he did what he could, where he could as in Men's Bible Study and Sunday School; being a faithful member until his health wouldn't allow him to attend.
He is survived by his daughter, Alanda Rogers; siblings, Ethel Lee Jones, of Detroit, Michigan, Mae Lillie Jenkins (Ernest) of Hamburg, Mary Shells, of Jacksonville, Arthur Colclough of North Little Rock and Lawrence (Barbara) Colclough of North Little Rock; grandchildren, Sharon Rashad, Anthony Marshall, Crystal West, Johnthan Hampton, Joshua Hampton, Marvell Tolefree, Marilyn Rogers, Marvel Rogers and Rebecca Hampton. He was also preceded in death by his siblings, Carrel Colclough, Jr., Willie Colclough, Louis Colclough, Frank Colclough, Annie Mae Willis and Rosie G. Gardner.
David is also survived by bonus family members, Willie B. Colclough, Leila Colclough, Houston Marshall, Timothy Colclough and a host of relatives and friends whom he made feel very very special.