David Fiander

Our beloved son, brother, uncle , husband, father, grandpa and friend David Lee Fiander (Dodo) DOB, July 17, 1984, in Goldendale, WA to LJ Fiander Jr. and Janice Sampson was called upon on December 4, 2019. He grew up in Glenwood Schools, he participated in Recreational Sports basketball, softball, tennis and bowling. He enjoyed going to the mountains, hunting, and fishing. He was very adventurous. He loved to dance, and enjoyed traveling and was number one fan to his nephew Lawrence Fiander IV watching from grade school to college and mens basketball tournaments. He was a passionate Seahawks, Blazer and Mariner fan. After leaving Glenwood he attended White Swan High School where he graduated in 2002. After graduation he attended Portland Heald College Studied computer Technology and worked as IT at Columbia Sportswear, Machine Technician at Legends Casino. He also worked at Yakama Nation Data Processing and White Swan Ambulance where he met his other half. He is survived by his wife Jennifer George Fiander and married on October 27, 2012. He is survived by his children Leilah, Ava, Andrew (Krissy) Tasyi (JJ), Bobby (Tayja), Jaiden, Kayne, and Amaya. Grandchildren Mia Love, Marius Troy Delagarza and Watitnash Libby. Parents LJ Finder Jr. and Janice Sampson, brothers Lawrence Fiander III (Jaime), Brian Fiander Sr. (Tashina), Louden Fiander & Davey Lumley. Numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Proceeding Lawrence Fiander Sr, Marjorie French Fiander, Eddie Sampson Sr, Bernie Adams-Sampson, Anthony (Nookers) Aranda, Rodney Martin, best friend Keenan (Kidd) John. He was a Juggalo from the beginning. He loved being a Juggalo with his best man Kidd, Whoop Whoop!! Dodo was always down with the Wicked! Juggalos will always carry on, Whoop whoop!! Dressing will be held Friday, December 6, 2019, 2 pm at Valley Hills Funeral Home in Wapato, WA with overnight services following at 7 pm, at the Toppenish Community Center in Toppenish WA. To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of David Fiander, please visit our flower store.