David Christian Lindenberg

Birth date: Jan 20, 1984 Death date: Apr 27, 2022

David "Dave" Christian Lindenberg, 38, resident of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma passed away on April 27, 2022. David was born January 20, 1984 in Tulsa, Oklahoma to Edwin Chris Lindenberg and Patricia Lee (Bouffard) Lindenberg. He will Read Obituary

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Tana Scroggins

178w ago

David.....everybody knew David. The guy with the huge personality, always joking but always polite and humble. He was always professional and worked very hard, but never missed an opportiunity to liven up the day. Loved his family like nothing else....nothing else mattered when he was with them. Such a wonderful Daddy....the love he had for Aisley and Evie was unmatched. Dave was a good friend, a good person, and good at everything he did. He left this world too soon. I know he will be missed by countless people. SO many stories to tell, but I will leave it at that. I'm glad you are at peace David.

Tommy

178w ago

I'm going to miss you David. May you finally rest in peace.

Sharon Clark

179w ago

Dave we had a great time playing UNO at Shemarr's birthday dinner. You were the life of the dinner party. I loved our long conversations and will miss them dearly. I will never forget you and your great sense of humor. May the peace that you seeked be found in your Heavenly Father's arms. RIP my friend eventhough our time was so short. My son loved you very much.

Ar

179w ago

I have so many great memories to share about Dave. He hated air fryers and was willing to go to war with anyone who thought otherwise. Because to him "It's a small oven! You don't fry anything!" He enjoyed talking about cooking for his family and what he was going to make. Then the next day told us how one of the dogs grabbed it off the counter and ate it all. We would joke about how awkward we were when it came to having normal conversations with people. He asked a visually impaired person "Have you seen how beautiful it is outside?...." then realized what he said when he came back to the lab. He loved telling absolutely awful dad jokes (when he could tell them correctly). The bigger the eye roll from those who heard it, the bigger his laughter would be. He had so much love for everyone. He always wanted others to be happy. Little did he know he was the one who brought out the happiness in me. I'm going to miss my friend. My thoughts are with his family and close friends. I'm so lucky to have known you. Rest peacefully. Horns down for Dave.

Love you buddy,

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