David Allen Muzzarelli, age 62, of Conway, Arkansas passed away on March 23, 2026. He was born in Morris, Illinois on September 1, 1963 to Ronald Ellison Muzzarelli and Barbara Diane Sheridan.
David is preceded in death by his grandparents Samuel and Frances Muzzarelli, William Clyde and Eileen Sheridan; his parents Ronald Muzzarelli and Barbara Sheridan; and uncle Keith Muzzarelli.
He is survived by his children Kimberly Muzzarelli (Don) and David Muzzarelli Jr. (Kim); grandchildren Ty, Taylor, Justin, David III, and Brooklyn; his siblings Cynthia Muzzarelli, Tammy Kelley, Lavonne Wilder (Robert), Suzi Mustoe (Scott), Donald Muzzarelli (Carey); aunts and uncle Carol and Shelley Muzzarelli, Kim Sheridan, and William Sheridan; along with a host of nieces and nephews, extended family, and many friends.
David was an avid NASCAR fan, especially Dale Earnhardt Sr. #3. He was also the biggest Chicago Cubs fan and was often spotted rooting for his favorite team. David loved being a truck driver and driving a loader. It was his passion; the bigger, the better! David loved being Italian and was a big family man. He loved his mother with his whole heart, and he enjoyed taking care of his family. If anyone needed anything, he would give them everything he had. His sisters’ cooking, pinching his grandchildren’s fingers, making them watch TV with him, and hearing them laugh so hard was a beautiful day in our house. David was loved by so many and will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
Arrangements by A Natural State Funeral Service 2620 West Main Street, Jacksonville, Arkansas 72076. 501-982-3400. Online guestbook available at www.anaturalstatefuneralservice.com
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My condolences to the family.
RIP David
Rest in peace my long time friend I’ll miss your spontaneous messages saying hello from far away. I’ll miss you
I knew David when he was a teenager in Citrus High in Inverness, Florida. He was a great guy. He was dating and funny. He used to sing that song Driving My Life Away he wanted to be a trucker just like his dad Ron. David was in our youth group we all had many fun times. My brother Joe and his were good friends. I remember one time he was riding on the hood of a friends car at the youth group in a cow pasture and he was trying to jump on the back of a brauma bull from the car. The car to the bulls back he tried several times but did not make it. We were all young and stupid. Thank God he did not get hurt. He will be missed.
David was a dear and special friend to me. He will be missed.
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