David Allen Pascoe

August 31, 1983 — July 29, 2026

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In Loving Memory of David Allen Pascoe

David Allen Pascoe was born on August 31, 1983, and went to be with our Lord on July 29, 2026. David was known for his kindness, generosity, resilience, and genuine love for people. He leaves behind a legacy defined not by the challenges he faced, but by the countless lives he touched through his compassion, creativity, and unwavering friendship.

Although David was blind, he never allowed blindness to define him. Instead, he embraced life with humor, determination, and a desire to encourage others. He was a proud advocate for the blind community and believed that blindness was simply one part of his story, not the whole story.

David loved cooking, but what he loved even more was sharing meals with others. His home was a place where friends and family gathered around the table to enjoy good food, conversation, laughter, and the simple moments he believed made life meaningful. He found joy in creating those moments for the people he loved.

David's love for cooking led him to create his YouTube channel, "Cooking with the Blind Guy," where he shared recipes, cooking techniques, and a glimpse into everyday life as a blind cook. Every episode began with the words, "My name is David. I'm 100% blind, 100% of the time," a phrase that perfectly reflected his authenticity, confidence, and sense of humor.

He also loved to sing, whether it was at karaoke with friends or simply enjoying one of his favorite songs. People were often surprised when the quiet, alternatively dressed man would step up to the microphone and fill the room with a rich country voice. One of his favorite songs to sing at karaoke was "Red Dirt Road" by Brooks & Dunn, a song that will forever remind many of his unforgettable voice and joyful spirit.

David was an exceptionally talented artist whose creativity knew no limits. His paintings and handmade gifts were more than works of art; they were expressions of love, carefully created for the people who meant the most to him. His talent left people in awe, but his heart behind each piece made them truly unforgettable.

Helping others came naturally to David. He had a servant's heart and a gift for making people feel seen, heard, and valued. He dreamed of returning to school to become a counselor or teacher so he could continue to encourage others and make a difference in their lives. He looked forward to beginning that next chapter with hope and excitement. More than anything, David will be remembered for the way he loved people. He listened without judgment, celebrated others' successes, and had a way of making everyone feel welcome. His kindness, compassion, and generous heart left a lasting impact on everyone who knew him, and to many, he was more than a friend; he became family.

David is survived by his Father, Garry (Kim) Pascoe; Mother, Robin (Andre) Truett; Brother, Christopher (Cyndi) Pascoe; Nieces and Nephews; Best Friend, Kenny Dickerson; and many friends who called him family.

A celebration of David's life will be held in December 2026; a date and location are to be determined.

The family asks that David be remembered for the life he lived so well; for the meals he shared, the songs he sang, the artwork he created, the laughter he inspired, and the kindness he showed every person he met. His legacy will continue to live on in the hearts of all who were blessed to know and love him.

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