David Alan Mugfor

david mugfor

January 28, 1970 ~ October 17, 2024

Born in: Chicago, IL
Resided in: Suwanee, GA

David Alan Mugfor passed peacefully on October 17, 2024, surrounded by his loved ones after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. Born in Chicago on January 28, 1970, David was a beloved member of his family and community.

Dave is preceded in death by his mother and father, Sally Koltun Mugfor and David Mugfor and step-father Ron Wulf. He is survived by his beloved wife Hope, sons Jared (Lee) and Koltun, daughter Jordan, and brothers Marc and Todd.

Dave and Hope met while working in the restaurant industry. He took that training and the friends that they made to transition into the flooring industry as an outside sales representative. Dave came into his own with Peak Contract Flooring. He was so proud of his professional development and his ability to provide for his family whom he so selflessly and tirelessly loved and cared for.

To those who knew him well, Dave was an incredible host who loved good food and good wine even more. He will be remembered for his skills as a chef preparing delicious steaks and beautiful, tasty charcuterie boards. He was a golfer and loved NASCAR and his Miami Dolphins. He loved doing the neighborhood 4th of July fireworks for his community. David was never happier than in his role as husband and father. It was there that he excelled.

For many years he volunteered his time as the head timer for Collins Hill High School swim team and the Richland Waves summer swim team. His void will be felt deeply on the pool deck. Everyone knew his whistle.

The Richland Waves swim team held a special place in Dave’s heart. It was his wish that no neighborhood child who wanted to swim be denied that opportunity due to economic need. In lieu of flowers, we are asking those who share his wish to contribute to the Richland Waves. The funds raised will be set aside to allow economic hardship applications to be funded.

A celebration of life will be held at McKendree United Methodist Church on November 16th, 2024 at 4 p.m. Family will receive guests in the church fellowship hall beginning at 3 p.m. Dave would not want this to be a somber occasion. His was a life well lived. Don’t be afraid to wear some color.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Richland Waves Swim Team: Venmo @richlandwaves https://venmo.com/u/richlandwaves

Services

Public Viewing: November 16, 2024 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

McKendree United Methodist Church
1570 Lawrenceville Suwanee Rd.
Lawrenceville, GA 30043


Celebration of Life: November 16, 2024 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

McKendree United Methodist Church
1570 Lawrenceville Suwanee Rd.
Lawrenceville, GA 30043


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  1. “One day we will remember how lucky we were to have known their love, with wonder, not grief.
    (a quote by Elizabeth Postle)
    Dave knew he was not just loved, but adored. I’m so very sorry for your loss, while also giving Thanks for a life so very well lived and the promise of Eternal Life.

  2. I never had the pleasure of meeting Dave in person, but what I did get to experience was Hope’s wonderful stories of Dave told daily while working together at Northside. Hope’s face would light up with each story she told of him. I learned about his love for his children, trips in their wrangler, and the amazing life that they created together. It was so clear that he was an amazing man. Sending all the love your way, I know he will be deeply missed.

  3. CandleImageAn authentic community leader that seeks for the integration of all, through honest love, kindness and devotion is what I first noticed from Dave, while we both were floating in the pool. I was relatively new to the neighborhood then. His special candor and nice music playlist made me feel not only welcomed but also as if I found a soulmate. It is true we are the reflection of our kids, so he introduced himself as Jordan’s father. Immediately telling me, you’re are the triple’s father, right?. From that moment on, he made feel part of this great family our community is.
    We feel so blessed we meet him. We will work hard to keep our great family together as a legacy of his great vision of love for all.

  4. CandleImageI knew Dave throughout my time as Jordan’s water polo coach and it was a pleasure to see the enthusiasm and joy he had watching both Jordan and Klotun play. We all went through some emotional times during those years and Dave was a strong supporter and proponent of the team and his daughter Jordan. He will be deeply missed in all the communities he was a part of, and the special role he played in all of them

  5. CandleImageWe will never have another traditional Thanksgiving again, thanks to Dave! Filet Mignon and Charcuterie boards forever! Thanks to Dave we have enough butcher’s twine to last a lifetime! Who’s going to keep us on a strict timeline this year…Jared, Kutlon, Jordan?

  6. CandleImageWorking with Dave for 9 years was incredible . He always had a smile on his face , a joy of life and willingness to help anyone at anytime . When he spoke of his family the pride and love was evident . Fantastic human who will be missed


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