David Lloyd Underbrink

David Underbrink was the kid on the block who was the first to greet the new neighbors.

He played baseball and loved swimming. He always could make people laugh, a situational comedian before that was a thing.

He worked as a salesman in Casper, then moved to Florida where he tried to live on just sales commission, which didn’t pan out. He decided that since he had spent a fair amount of time in bars, that maybe he’d apply to be a bartender. It worked. He tended bar at a Kissimmee hotel. Then he worked as a waiter in an Indian restaurant. When once a client asked him, “Where are my lemons?!” he answered, “Now think, where did you last see them?”

When Dave moved back to Casper, he tended bar, and then worked as a convenience store clerk. He died after a losing struggle with alcohol addiction.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Marilyn (Spahn) Underbrink; his father, Lee Underbrink; and his sister, Laurel Walton. He is survived by his sister’s children: Savanna, Josh and Devin; as well as by his brother, Scott and Scott’s daughter, Elizabeth.

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