David B. Birney, IV

1929–2004 (age 75)

Biography

David B. Birney, IV lived a life of quiet dignity and personal achievement. Throughout his years, he maintained connections to his family legacy while forging his own path and contributing to his community in meaningful ways.

His final resting place at The Woodlands reflects a life lived with purpose and integrity. He is remembered by those who knew him for his character and the values he upheld throughout his life.

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