David Donlee Allred

February 14, 1977 - September 18, 2022

It is with great sorrow we announce the passing of David Donlee Allred. 

David was born on Valentine's Day, 1977 in Castro Valley, CA to Sharon and Bruce Allred. He came into this world, early and eager as the baby of the family. From the moment he was born, he was loved by all who had the honor of having him in their lives. 

David loved his beloved country and served it well. He spent his childhood in the Bay Area, CA, earning his Eagle Scout rank and graduating James Logan High School. He went on to serve two tours overseas and continued to be active in the Army Reserve with the 200th MP Command, served in the 438th detachment and the 420th MP company. The Army is where he met some of his closest friends, with whom he always spoke so highly of, and held dear to his heart. 

David fell in love with his wonderful wife, Christina German in 2011. They married in 2013 and had two beautiful children, Emerson (7) and Leonora “Nora” (5). He loved this little family of his with all of his heart. 

Beyond his love for family and country, he was passionate about helping others. David completed his studies from Seattle Pacific University in 2006, continued on to obtain his Doctorate from Loma Linda University in 2018, and became a member of the Knights of Columbus. He took great pride in his career, keeping an open door policy. He always made time to listen with a non-judgmental, compassionate heart. He had a way of always providing comforting words and encouraging advice. 

His kindness did not discriminate between friends, family, strangers, and clients. David was driven to help anyone and everyone sort through their troubles and heart-ache. David carried depth with all of his conversations. He wanted to truly get to know people and know their life story. By the end of the conversation, you would feel like you were best friends. He was always the person that you could call and count on. 

He brought humor and joy to everything he did, making light of all situations. He demonstrated an ongoing commitment and dedication to doing the right thing. 

David was always open to adventure. A true “foodie” at heart, he enjoyed culinary exploration and loved experiencing other cultures through their cuisine. He respected and immersed himself in any environment and with everyone who was blessed to have met him. His light touched countless lives and David will be sorely missed.

David is survived by his wife Christina “Tina” Marie German-Allred, his children Emerson Bruce Allred and Leonora Nemia Allred, parents-in-law Cirilo and Nemia German, siblings DeMae and Kim Humphries (Jeanette Radmall, Matthew, Christopher and Andrew), Devin and Brook Allred (Parker and Preston), Dallas and Emily Allred (Franciene, Fern, Feona, DJ, Kibi, and J-den), Christopher and Lindsey German (Maddox, Christopher, and Madeleine), Charles German, Cody and Wency German (Kingston), numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. He is preceded in death by his parents, Sharon and Bruce Allred.

Friends may call upon the family on Monday, September 26, 2022 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, 1375 East Spring Lane, Salt Lake City. Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Tuesday, September 27, 2022 at 12 noon at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church. David will be laid to rest following mass at the Utah Veterans Memorial Park, 17111 South Camp Williams Drive, Bluffdale, UT. Reception to follow.

All are welcome to attend and celebrate David’s life. 

In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to Christina and her family via Venmo @ Tina-Allred-1.

The family sends their deepest appreciation for all the kind words, countless hours of help and your prayers during this difficult time.

In Loving Memory

Our prayers for David and family in this difficult times !  - Nomer  Roda 

Nomer German

South Plainfield, NJ

Our deepest condolences to Tina, Emerson & Nora.We're praying for you. Hugs & love,Ninang Claire & Bryan

Claire & Bryan Whitton

Chesterfield, VA

My sincere condolences for you Tina,Emerson and Nora, may the strength of prayers and love of your family be your comfort in this difficult time. Wishing you courage to face days coming,and comfort in his memories. It's never easy to find the right words to say , when there are no words that can capture the depth of what we are truly feeling inside. We are so sorry for your loss, and sending prayers you guys way!!    

Feona Myers

Budapest, HU

My family and I are heartbroken with the loss of David. Having known his family since 1973, we were very blessed to spend lots of time with them. We are so very sorry for your loss Tina, Emerson & Nora. David was such a sweet guy and he also had a special friendship with my dad. We were happy that they had that bond after David's dad passed away. We are hoping that you will always feel David with you as he lives in your hearts. Love, Virginia Chapman Shurtz, Ann Chapman & Joshua Shurtz

Virginia Chapman Shurtz

Orem, Ut

In 1982, we were fortunate to move into a house across the street from the Allred's in Hayward, CA.  Our son Tim & David being the same age (5) became best friends.  Oh, the stories we could tell about David.  But what comes to mind first is the zest for life that David had and the excitement he shared with all who were around him. And that smile. David will be missed by so many but never forgotten.  The most painful goodbyes are the one that are never said and never explained. Our hearts are broken for Tina, Emerson, and Nora.

Sid, Judi & Tim Gesh

Reno, NV

Our deepest condolences. Sending love and prayers during this difficult time.   

Jaime and Maggie Benavente

Honolulu, HI

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