David Underwood-Sweet

david underwood-sweet

March 23, 1953 ~ February 6, 2026

Born March 23, 1953 to the late James and Eileen Kinskey Underwood, David Underwood-Sweet lived a long life full of laughter and music until he left this world on February 6th, 2026. He is survived by his beloved wife of 50 years, Karen, and brother, Jeff (Debbie) Underwood. He leaves behind his daughter, Beatrice, sons Noah and Eli, granddaughter Lilyauna, and many other beloved relatives.
David spent many years working with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, beginning his career at the Kentucky School for the Deaf, then Lexington’s Head Start program, and finally retired from the Jessamine County School District. He enjoyed steampunk, and you could find him selling his creations at Lexington Comic-Con for several years.He was previously a Deacon for Perryville Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, a youth leader, and active in the local Boy Scout Troop. He was also an active part of the Community Men’s Choir led by Barbara Hall and the local Indivisible group.
A celebration of life will be held in late March. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Danville Troop 119, WEKU/NPR, or Resonance Men’s Chorus.

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Charities

The family greatly appreciates donations made to these charities in David Underwood-Sweet 's name.

Resonance Choir

105 E Walnut Street

Danville,

KY

40422

c/o Arts Commission of Danville-Boyle County

Scout Troop 119

117 W. Main Street

Danville,

KY

40422

c/o Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church

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  1. David is already deeply missed, not just by his family but by so many friends in the greater Danville community. I’m sure I have no idea of the many circles with which he interacted but I know he made all of them stronger and warmer. This community, the State and the world is a colder and darker place without David in it.

  2. You were my first teacher when I enrolled in KSD. I did ask around about you. You have been in my mind sometimes. Now you will be in my memories always! 🤟🏼

  3. i met him 10 years ago at hub coffee he was nice man to chat with. sorry to hear about his passing away. my prayer re with his friends and family during this grief times.


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