David Franklin Magliolo

David Magliolo010_editedDavid Franklin Magliolo, 59, of Dickinson,Texas, passed away on October 24, 2014. He was born on June 10, 1955 in Texas City, Texas, and is preceded in death by his mother, Dora Salvato Magliolo, and his father, Adolph Paul Magliolo, Sr. He is survived by siblings Paul Magliolo and wife Kathy of Montgomery, Theresa Richey and husband Tom of Seguin, and Lisa Richardson of Dickinson; cousin Nena Neal and husband Jack of Dickinson and their children Christi, Liz, and Jay, their spouses and children; also by niece Margaret Rauch and husband Brian of Mesa, AZ and nephews Tom Richey, Jr. and wife Jodi of Norfolk, NE and Kenneth Andrew Richardson of Dallas. Survivors also include special friends Kenny and Renee Skinner, Robert and Helen Burkhart, and Tim North.
David graduated from Dickinson High School, attended the University of Houston, and completed pharmacy school at Texas Southern University. A registered pharmacist since 1983, David practiced pharmacy first at Medicine Man Pharmacies in Galveston County and later Eckerd’s and CVS Pharmacies in Webster, Houston, and most recently, Friendswood. He loved being a pharmacist and considered pharmacist Chuck Ross and his Friendswood coworkers and customers to be his family. A lifelong member of Shrine of the True Cross, he was active in the ACTS Community and the Knights of Columbus and was a longtime member of the Dickinson Lions Club.
Visitation for family and friends will be from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 30, 2014, at Crowder Funeral Home, Dickinson, Texas with a rosary beginning at 7:00 p.m. A funeral Mass will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, October 31, 2014, at Shrine of the True Cross Catholic Church in Dickinson, followed by interment at Mt. Olivet Catholic Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donation may be made in David’s memory to the True Cross ACTS Community or the Dickinson Festival of Lights.
Honored to serve as pallbearers will be Tom Richey, Jr., Kenneth Andrew Richardson, A. J. Magliolo, Jr., Tim North, Ken Skinner and Robert Burkhart.

8 comments

  1. My prayers are with David’s family. He was a wonderful person to work with and he always made me laugh. He had a great heart for others and I admire him for that. I was blessed to work at cvs with David for 6 years. He was a caring person and he even went to my mother’s viewing when she passed away on January of this year. I will forever appreciate that. Thanks for being my friend and a good pharmacist David! You will never be forgotten. Rest in peace David
    Love always
    Veronica Orellana, Oscar Santiago,Vianca Santiago and Jr Santiago

    Veronica orellana
  2. Condolences to the Magliolo family. Even though they both lived in Dickinson for a long period of time they didn’t know each other until they met at The Terrace. She attempted to introduced me to him in the dining room but I already knew him!

    Suanne McNeel Sparks

    Suanne Sparks
  3. What a great friend and co-worker: CVS and David Magliolo – synonymous in my world 🙂 7346 was such a great experience for me, and you were a key element. I am so grateful that I got to work with you and got to know you – a good man with an overabundance of kindness and off the wall wit. I am a better person for having known you!!

    Rest in Peace David, you will be missed….

    Jamie Ebrom
  4. It was a pleasure to know you David and your family. Your smile and gracious demeanor will be missed in our community. (And your voice!)
    Rest peacefully in God’s arms.
    Diana Jones
    Brookdale Senior Living

    Diana Jones
  5. Our prayers and our heart are with David and his family. We knew David for many years as one of our pharmacists. We had a first name friendship and could talk and laugh about various subjects. We will miss David–Love, Chuck and Jit Hammack

    Chuck and Jit Hammack
  6. With my deepest sorrow for the loss of your brother, David.
    “Gods Will be Done”
    We will remember David’s happy nature and always as ”
    ” David the Pharmacist” as he referred to himself when calling his
    Uncle Al after getting his degree.
    Love and prayers go to all of you. Aunt Joyce

    Joyce Magliolo
  7. I was so saddened to hear of David’s passing. I worked at CVS Pharmacy for about 3 years and David was always so much fun to work with. His sense of humor always made me laugh. He will be missed. Praying for David’s family.

    Sarah Furst
  8. A loving soul has gone to be with Jesus. Now David can use his beautiful voice in the heavenly choir. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Magliolo family. With deepest sympathy.

    Sharon Giamalva Chamberlain

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