David Scott Eads

May 11, 1965

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May 26, 2017

David Scott Eads, 52, of Scottsburg, Indiana, passed away on Friday, May 26, 2017 at his residence. He was born on May 11, 1965 in Scottsburg, Indiana, the son of the late Silas E. Eads and Judith P. (Hall) Eads. David was a Senior Mechanic for Louisville Gas and Electric in Louisville, Kentucky, where he worked for 15 years. Prior to working for LG & E, he was a former Chemical Technician for Doe Run Chemical Company in Brandenburg, Kentucky and a farmer. David graduated from Scottsburg High School in 1983 and was a member of the Kimberlin Creek Baptist Church, where he was also a member of COMBAT. He was a former member of the Sons of the American Legion, loved to fish, play his guitar and sing and also mowing on his tractor. David was married on March 2, 2012 to Wendy Lynn (Hays) Eads, who survives. Survivors in addition to his wife Wendy include, three sons, Jacob, Matthew and Brenton Eads all of Brandenburg, Kentucky; a stepson, Trenton Bowling of Scottsburg, Indiana; a stepdaughter, Kaley “K-Bug” Bowling of Scottsburg, Indiana; a sister, Diane L. Eads-Mullins (Willie) of Scottsburg, Indiana; two nieces, Tiffany Stone (Daniel) and Lacey Money (Nic) and several great nieces and nephews. Online condolences:www.collinsfuneralhome.net.

Funeral Service: 11:00 am Saturday, June 3, 2017 at Collins Funeral Home with Rev. Jason Johns officiating. Visitation: 4 to 8 pm Friday and after 9 am Saturday. Interment will be in Scottsburg Cemetery

From: Kaley Bowling

David, I miss you unconditionally. You was my step-dad, and we fought a lot but I still loved you. You'll be missed dearly. I can't believe you're gone, you left so early. I can remember when we first met, you had given me a Great Wolfe Lodge t-shirt and it was pink. That night you was taking mom out on a date, I was teasing you saying to be home before bed time so she could tuck me in. Later on we went to your mom's house to meet everybody. I was hiding behind my mom because I was shy, shockingly. After you introduced me to everyone we went into what's now the game room, in that room was a piano and a pool table, which you taught me how to play. I learned how to drive a tractor/gator, I learned how to fish, cook, mow the grass (once I was heavy enough),shoot guns, hunt, swim.. just simple things. You'll always be remembered. We sure will miss you down here, fly high!

From: Diane Eads Mullins

Where does a sister begin? From the little brown eyed boy with a butch hair cut and pointed cowboy boots to a grown man with pointed cowboy boots! I have seen you grow and become such a wonderful man. We have fought and scrapped and hugged and cried together thru so many things. I miss you little brother, and my heart is broken. I love you- I will not say good-bye, but see you on the other side. Give all the family big hugs from me, I will see you all again some day! All My Love, Diane (DI- SIS)

From: Brian Harrison

So sorry for this loss. What a great neighbor and friend. David was one of those guys that would do anything for you. He will be missed.

From: Lisa Eadler

RIP David. I have the memories.

From: Mike New

Rest in piece my friend. Another one from our class gone too soon. God bless and prayers for your family.

From: Cheri

Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you. David always has such a sweet smile. I remember so many times with him hanging out with my brother and being a part of gatherings at Chris's place. He is gone way too soon and will be missed by so many, but I know he is rejoicing with his mom and dad and having a grand time. May God bless all of you in this sad time. Cheri (Smith) Reddington and family

From: Cindy Eads

Being the ex-wife, Mother of our boys, I cannot Thank You enough for coming to my rescue when I needed you You were always my #1 Support in raising our boys and I am forever grateful. I have always told them what an awesome Dad you are/were to them, and I always will. No more pain, no more worry.

From: Bones

RIP my friend

From: Steve & Jeannie Noe Carlisle

David, of course we are old enough to remember when you were born. Your parents were so happy. May your family left here, find peace in our dear Lord, Jesus.

From: Justin

I will totally miss you bub. I'll never forget you. Rest In Peace. God be with your family.

From: Laurie Ritchie Lampkin

When I worked at LG&E Muldraugh Office, we had lots of fun.... your favorite saying was "Come on with that" in a deep voice... so funny.... You were always smiling and a pleasure to work with, you will be missed by all of us at LG&E that ever had the pleasure to work with you. RIP, and watch over all of us from the heavens.....