David Wayne Toler

David Wayne Toler was born March 15, 1956 in Amarillo Texas to Jimmy Toler and Betty Sue Brewer. He passed into Heaven on March 29, 2026. He was 70 years old. He attended Palo Duro High School class of 1974 and received a phlebotomy certificate from Amarillo College.

David was preceded in death by his son David Wade Toler, mother Betty Sue Bledsoe, stepfather Victor “Doc” Bledsoe, father Jimmy Toler, stepmother Marie Toler, father in law Bill Hall, sister Sara Roby, sister in law Billy “Jody” Garland, brother Charles “Okie” Bledsoe, brother Jimmie Allen Toler, brother in law Danny Vaverka, niece Lisa Jones and niece Sabra Patton and his grandparents.

David is survived by his wife of 46 years, Freida Toler, mother in law Donna Hall, sister in law Debra Hancock and husband Brendle, sister in law Karen Patton, brother in law Larry Hall and wife Judy, sister April Nunez, brothers Jonnie Toler and wife Cheryl, Jody Toler, Jason Toler, Kelly Toler, sister in law Cheryl Stallings and husband Randy, nieces Gina (Bean) Wright and husband Thad, Christy Wilson, Melinda Garonzik and husband Mark, Lindsey Sandlin and husband Tim, Meagan Hancock and LaDonna Garcia, nephews Rick Jones, Shawn Jones and wife Haley, Casey Jones and wife Niesha, Cody Vaverka, Buster Bledsoe and wife Amber, 2 grandsons: Carson Wright and Kelton Wright, Aunt Jackie Bingham, cousins Charles Bingham and wife Emily, Deborah Mapes and husband Randy, and Nancy Barnett and husband Jeff. Multiple friends that are extended family.

David was blessed to have an extended family of friends too numerous to mention. He loved his time with the Sunday Funday group, listening to the Buster Bledsoe band and just enjoying life. David was a man who loved family. His niece Gina (Bean) was more like a daughter and they had many adventures together going to sporting events of soccer for Carson and football for Kelton. Traveling with Debra and Brendle Hancock was an annual adventure including Branson, Missouri and Costa Rica. Sharing a birthday with niece Meagan Hancock was an annual weekend adventure and they shared many phone calls. Traveling to enjoy family was always a fun adventure. Annual Christmas outings with Carson and Kelton.

David called himself a voluntold because he was immersed in volunteer activities with Family Support Services for over 21 years. He loved playing Santa for kids for the Mavericks Boys and Girls Club, the Pantex Christmas project and Tripps Harley Davidson. His hobbies included Karaoke and music DJ, riding his Harley Davidson, camping, boating, going to gun shows and his most favorite was fishing.

David was a man of Faith and always believed God was in control, not fate.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to Family Support Services or Wildlife Rescue Rehabilitation of Amarillo or any of your choice.