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  1. Charlotte so sorry to hear about Dave. Always liked him. I have wondered about you guys over the years and have tryed to find you on Facebook and other places but never could and never ran into anyone that might know you guys. If you ever get back this way please let me know would love to see you. My number is 304-481-3652 please call or text. I looked at you tube and saw Dave fishing, looks like he had a good time. Did Dave have anymore nice cars

  2. Charlotte, I am so sorry for your lose. I want you to know you and your family are in our prayers. Mom (Aunt Avis) also wants you to know she is sending her condolences. Love you,
    Kathie

  3. Charlette, Gary and I are so very sorry to learn of Dave’s passing. We have so many fond memories to cherish of fishing with the two of you on the Outer Banks Pier. We know Dave has a smile on his face and a fishing rod in his hand! Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

  4. I had the pleasure of watching David catching a couple big ones at the outer banks pier. It was a great experience. May he RIP. Prayers to his wife and family.

  5. So sorry to hear of Dick’s passing. He will be missed. You have my condolences. 🎣🎣

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David Carder Wolfe

May 24, 2023

David Carder Wolfe, 76, of Grandy, NC went home to the Lord on May 24, 2023. He was born on May 6, 1947 in Parkersburg WV son of the late Boyd Alton and Kathleen (Carder); and preceded in death by his 15 year old son, Davey Reed Wolfe.  He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Charlette and their son, Andrew; his granddaughter, Chloe; brother, Bard; nephews, Bradley and Rusty; and in-laws Bill, Peggy, and Dan Ellison.

Dave served in the Navy from May 1967 to January 1973 during the Vietnam conflict.  He was a Boatswain Mate on the USS John King, DDG3.  He was very proud of his service.

He worked at Mullen Motors as a mechanic, Wegmanns VW as a salesman, and as a mechanic and meter reader for the City of Vienna until he moved to Virginia Beach. He was then employed by the City of Virginia Beach as a mechanic in their pump shop until he retired in 1998.

As a youth he was often found at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, Ohio racing his 55 Chevy. Dave never lost his love of cars and racing. He was an expert mechanic and engine builder; he restored many cars over the years.

When he moved to Virginia Beach in 1983, he expanded his interests to include ocean fishing, not just little fish but the big ones. He became known as the Sharkman due to the number and size of the ones he caught.  He fished from Nags Head Piers to the piers and beaches of Cape Hatteras. He was once interviewed and featured by a reporter for a magazine.  His name would show up in the Virginian Pilot for big fish he caught, quotes from him in the Sun, and articles in the Carolina Coast.  For the doubters out there, you can see a couple of videos on YouTube under NCSharkman.

David wishes for cremation will be honored and no services are planned at this time. Please share condolences with the family at gallopfuneralservices.com. Gallop Funeral Services, Inc. was entrusted with arrangements.

 

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DALE BURDETTE

Charlotte so sorry to hear about Dave. Always liked him. I have wondered about you guys over the years and have tryed to find you on Facebook and other places but never could and never ran into anyone that might know you guys. If you ever get back this way please let me know would love to see you. My number is 304-481-3652 please call or text. I looked at you tube and saw Dave fishing, looks like he had a good time. Did Dave have anymore nice cars

Kathryn Ellison Brorein

Charlotte, I am so sorry for your lose. I want you to know you and your family are in our prayers. Mom (Aunt Avis) also wants you to know she is sending her condolences. Love you, Kathie

Robbin Coleman

Charlette, Gary and I are so very sorry to learn of Dave's passing. We have so many fond memories to cherish of fishing with the two of you on the Outer Banks Pier. We know Dave has a smile on his face and a fishing rod in his hand! Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Scott Frazier

I had the pleasure of watching David catching a couple big ones at the outer banks pier. It was a great experience. May he RIP. Prayers to his wife and family.

Robert Tager

So sorry to hear of Dick’s passing. He will be missed. You have my condolences. 🎣🎣