In loving memory of

David Eugene Hubbard
August 27, 1968 - April 11, 2013

David E. Hubbard, 44, of Moorland, a former Webster City resident, died Thursday, April 11, 2013 following a single vehicle accident near Barnum. A Memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Foster Chapel, with Rev. Suzie Moore officiating. Burial will be in the Graceland Cemetery. Visitation will be at the Foster Chapel from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Tuesday and prior to the service on Wednesday.
David Eugene Hubbard, son of Francis and Marilyn West Hubbard, was born August 27, 1968 at Fort Dodge. He received his education in the Webster City school system, graduating in 1986. He also attended the University of Northern Iowa. On December 10, 1994, he married Amy Kristine Dahlhauser at Webster City. The couple resided at Webster City. He had been employed at Fareway, Tasler's, Life Investors, Electrolux and Riley - Armstrong Plumbing and Heating at Fort Dodge as office manager.
He is survived by his daughter and two sons, Carly, Cale and Colton Hubbard, all of Webster City; parents, Frank and Marilyn Hubbard of Webster City; sister and brother-in-law, Kris and Ken Wright of Cedar Rapids; nephew and niece, Andrew and Isabelle Wright of Cedar Rapids; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins; and super dog, Maverick.
Dave was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Louise and Ray West and paternal grandparents, Doris and Francis (Red) Hubbard.
Dave was a race car driver (#5), a member of the Hamilton County Speedway Racing Association board, a Vikings football fan and enjoyed all Iowa State sports.
Write a personal tribute or light a virtual candle for the Hubbard family at www.fosterfuneralandcremation.com

Tributes

pam conkling wrote on Apr 19, 2013:

"Frank & Marilyn, Dick and I and also Buggy and Alene McCollough wish to convey our deepest sympathies to you both and the rest of your family. Its never easy to hear or say at this time. Our children are so precious to us. God bless you all> Pam and Dick Conkling"

Sivar Diedrich wrote on Apr 19, 2013:

"To Frank, Marilyn, and the rest of the family, We were very sorry to hear of Dave's accident and death. Losing a son at such a young age must be devasting to the parents and for the children also. You have our sincerest sympathy. We remember Dave fondly and always enjoyed seeing him at Fareway and at Webster City High School. May he rest in peace and his legacy live on. Sivar & Joan Diedrich, Aitkin, MN"

Stacey Davis wrote on Apr 18, 2013:

"Sometimes we may lose touch with each other through the years. But I will always cherish my memories of Dave & all of the good times we shared together growing ups as kids & as young adults. What a wonderful human being & great friend. You will be missed greatly. Thanks for the great memories. "

Victoria wrote on Apr 18, 2013:

"I was so sorry to see that David, at only 44 years old, has passed away in death. Please accept my condolences and may your family be comforted by God's promise in the Bible at Revelation chapter twenty-one, verse four, that very soon death will be no more as well as John chapter five, verses twenty-eight and twenty-nine which holds out the hope that we can be reunited with our loved ones who have died when they are resurrected. Again, please accept my heartfelt condolences."

Nathan A. Habhab wrote on Apr 17, 2013:

"My deepest condolences, Growing up with Dave and seeing him in your garage working on his car was always uplifting to me when idncome home and visit. He'd let mynsonnsit in the car as we'd reminis about old timesmn the block growing up and laughing. Going to miss that. He was such a good friend. So proud to have had a life with Dave threw the years. Best wishes to you and your family. And kris and Dave's kids. He will always be missed when I come home! God has a place for greatness! Praise god!"

Jenna McFarland wrote on Apr 17, 2013:

"I'll never forget watching him at Hamilton County Speedway. One of my favourite late model drivers, my dad and him were also pretty close and because of them being close I also got close to his daughter Carly. Dave will be greatly missed, I hate getting on facebook and not seeing all of Dave's posts about bacon, and of course his dog! Rest in Paradise, and show everyone up in heaven what dirt racing is all about! "

charlene harrison wrote on Apr 16, 2013:

"frank Sheryl called tto let me know of your son was real sorry to hear that Charlene harrison"

dave anderson wrote on Apr 16, 2013:

"Sorry about you loss. He will be missed greatly. I would like to send a memorial gift of money but i need an address to send it to. If youd like call Dave Anderson at 515 835 2465. Thank you and sorry again"

murraymcmurray wrote on Apr 16, 2013:

"Frank and Marilyn, I wanted to send my sincere condolenses for the loss of David. I have fond memories of him working at the hatchery as a young man...always cheerful and prompt. May he rest in peace. Murray McMurray"

Dawn Niles wrote on Apr 16, 2013:

"Frank,Marilyn,Kris, Carly.Cale amd Colton, Dave could always make you laugh and smile. I love the smile he always had on his face because it allways brightened everyone's day. Dave is so ging to be missed. I know Heaven got a wonderful guy. The man who was here to help you any way he could down here on Earth has just become all of ours Guardian Angel. Will Miss You like crazy Dave and Never forget we love you with all our heart. "

Kim Reason wrote on Apr 16, 2013:

"My deepest condolences to Dave's family & friends. I remember watching Dave turn circles at Hamilton County Speedway in Webster City when we used to race there weekly. I will miss Dave's humor and posts of Maverick on Facebook. Good Speed #5."

Angela Gabrielson Edgerton wrote on Apr 15, 2013:

"Because each of us is different, we experience grief in different ways. There is no right or wrong way to grieve, only your own way. You may experience a range of feelings. You may feel numb, confused, lost, depressed, lonely, guilt, or even anger. It is possible to experience the feeling of being on a roller coaster because of the ups and downs of emotions. It is all normal and ok. There is no time limit to grieving. The only thing you can do is to go on the best way you can. Hopefully you will not hold things in because it may help to share your memories of Dave. Believe he will always be a part of you because of the memories you have of him. Remember you were blessed to have been a part of his life rather than not at all. What a great guy and friend! One of the memories I have of Dave is of him helping me get my racecar from my ex-husband because it was my racecar but my ex-husband wouldn't let me use his car trailer so Dave helped me go get it with his trailer."

Mike & Mary Schneekloth wrote on Apr 15, 2013:

"Our thoughts and prayers are with you and we are so sorry for your loss. Your neighbors are here to help you with whatever you need. Mike, Mary, Tom, and Hannah Schneekloth"

Heidi Tasler Wubben wrote on Apr 15, 2013:

"I graduated with Dave and enjoyed all the fun things he would post on Facebook. Our loss is definitely heaven's gain. I'm sure he will keep everyone up there entertained."

patrick Graham wrote on Apr 15, 2013:

"To the family: Even though I dont race Webster City much anymore, I still would enjoy his posts, alway funny. He was alway so nice to talk to and work with. The entire race community lost a great ambassador of the sport, godspeed #5.............. Pat Graham"

Mary Shultz wrote on Apr 15, 2013:

"To Dave's family: As a neighbor, I watched Dave grow from a delightful little boy to a delightful man. He was such a positive role model...always polite, always content and happy, and never seemed uncomfortable talking to an "older woman". My heart aches for your loss. May happy memories bring you peace. Mary Shultz (Portland Oregon)"

Brent Feickert wrote on Apr 15, 2013:

"Hundreds of great memories, fun times, and crazy antics will, in due time, overpower this tragic loss. The memories of cutting roofs off cars with the blade of a circular saw turned backwards, trying to go to Algona in "Whitey", the storm on the way home from Cresco, and winning the lottery with a claim motor from Boone will live on forever. Sometimes friends lose touch over the years, such is life, but they always keep the memories."

Crystal VanHouten wrote on Apr 15, 2013:

"My deepest sympathy to the Hubbard Family. I feel so blessed to have met Dave who had a heart of a gold, a wonderful soul, and an amazing sense of humor. Some of my best memories are with Dave and he will be missed more than words can ever say. May we all find peace in the memories we've shared with him and know there is always an angel on our shoulder. "

Susan Clark Cort wrote on Apr 14, 2013:

"My deepest sympathy for Dave's family. I'll always remember his sense of humor that made my side ache from laughter. Rest in peace Dave."

kevin niles wrote on Apr 14, 2013:

"a great friend who is not gone, because a little of him will always be with me, until we meet again. I'll always remember you my friend."

Laura Fortune wrote on Apr 14, 2013:

" This is such a perfect picture of Dave. The light in his eyes..that warm smile.. He held me up at a time when I thought nothing could. He was my friend. He was my Hero. I loved him. I believed only God could've loved him more. And now he is with Him. Beautiful!"

Mike & Joanne McCollough wrote on Apr 14, 2013:

"Our thoughts and prayers go out to David's family - Carly, Cale, Colton, Frank and Marilyn. Words cannot express the sorrow we feel for the loss of David. He was taken from this life on earth far too soon. May pleasant thought of Dave's 44 years overcome the grief and sorrow you feel for his loss. May you Rest in Peace. "

Jeff Burgin wrote on Apr 14, 2013:

"I always looked forward to talking every day. I was lucky enough to spend a lot of time with you, Maverick, and Meow Meow. I am glad to have spent your last night on this Earth with you watching a movie. I love you like a brother Davy! GOD BLESS A GOOD MAN!"

Chris Calvert wrote on Apr 13, 2013:

"I always enjoyed seeing him at the races,and his facebook posts always put a smile on my face. He will be surely be missed around the racetrack. r.i.p my friend. My thoughts and prayers are with the family."

The Mason City Missle & Shipman Racing Family wrote on Apr 13, 2013:

"Our deepest sympathy to the Hubbard Family. Dave was a wonderful friend and will be missed by all of us. Gonna miss you #5. ~Travis, Teresa, & The Crew"

rick reiter wrote on Apr 13, 2013:

"I got to know Dave for a short time. What a good friend he became. Always loved his sense of humor and words of wisdom. I still can't believe he's passed. My heart goes out to his family. Being a father myself it makes me realize what's in important in life cause it can all be gone in the blink of an eye. See you some day again my friend. Race on racer 5 rip"

Leslie Hess wrote on Apr 13, 2013:

"Kris, Ken, Mr & Mrs Hubbard & family I'm so sorry to hear about Dave's passing. May you draw strength at this time through fond memories and knowing you have an angel always by your side. Our thoughts & prayers are with your entire family. With deepest sympathy Steve, Leslie , Jay & Justin Hess"

shanda bergantzel wrote on Apr 13, 2013:

"My deepest sympathy goes how to the Hubbard family Dave was dearest man to know Im glad my family had gotten to know him and my husband helping Dave out on the racing car and at the track Dave was the bestest caring loving guy to know my heart goes out to the family."

Troy Martin Family wrote on Apr 13, 2013:

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Jean Tate wrote on Apr 13, 2013:

"May time bring peace to your family during this difficult time. Thinking of you, Jeremy & Steph and all Hubbard family. ~Jean Tate, Scot Bolland, and kids"

Jessica Farr Jorgensen wrote on Apr 13, 2013:

"Thank you for the countless laughs and your friendship. What a beautiful spirit you possessed here on earth - Heaven's in for a great ride with #5. "

Lyon Racing Family wrote on Apr 13, 2013:

"Our thoughts and prayers to you and your family in this time of sorrow. May Dave race in paradise and look after all the other racers in the years to come. He will never be forgotten. R.I.P. Dave "