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Born 1/1/44 to Matthew and Eileen Doyel. Resident of Las Vegas and former pastor of Twin Lakes Baptist Church died July 3, 2020. David graduated from Boulder City High in 1962, graduated from CBC with his BA in 1968 and completed Seminary at Southwestern Baptist Theological in TX. In 1969 he pastored the First Baptist Church of Gage, OK. Then, in 1972 he became the pastor at First Southern Baptist Church in Dodge City, KS. After 9 years he then became the pastor of Twin Lakes Baptist Church in Las Vegas, NV. He retired from ministry in 1994 and continued to own his own barber shop until 2017.
David Doyel was preceded in death by his parents, brother James, and son Nathanial. He is survived by brothers, Bill and Joe and five children; Nataysha, Eustasha, Anastasia, David, and Micah as well as nine grandchildren.
Service will be held in Arnett, Oklahoma on Monday, September 7, 2020 at 2pm at First Baptist Church. There will be a graveside service at the cemetery in Gage with a reception to follow in the fellowship hall of First Baptist Gage Oklahoma.
SERVICES
Funeral Service
Monday, September 07, 2020 2:00 PM
First
Baptist Church of Arnett
226 N Main
Arnett, OK 73832
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