David L. Fletcher

David Louis Fletcher, 80, of East Norriton PA died on 12 June 2020.  He is predeceased by his wife of more than 30 years, Elizabeth Addis Fletcher, in 1999.  He is survived by his two sons, Charles D. Fletcher, married to Traci B. McIntosh, and Douglas W. Fletcher, married to Genevieve K. Brittain.  He has four grandchildren, Caleb Fletcher, Laila Grace Fletcher, John David Fletcher, and Elijah Keir.

David Fletcher graduated from Upper Darby High School in 1958 and attended the University of Pennsylvania, graduating with a Master's and Doctorate degree in Electrical Engineering in 1963 and 1968 respectively.  As a registered professional engineer, he worked at PECO Energy as an Operations Training and Engineering Consultant; Leeds and Northrup Company as a Principle Scientist, The Boeing Company as an engineer, and at Weidner University as an Adjunct Professor.  He is credited with one patent related to energy management and distribution.

David Fletcher was born in Darby, PA on April, 13, 1940 and lived in Montgomery Township, Montgomery County from 1971 to 2009.  Since 2009, he has resided in East Norriton.  David Fletcher was a member for many years at Sanctuary United Methodist Church in North Wales PA, where he was known for his carving skills during the annual holiday roast beef dinner. He was formerly a member of the Montgomery Township Historical Society, a member of the Montgomery Township Zoning Board, and involved in local politics as a party committeeman. During his years with his school-age kids, he was a dedicated family man who was involved in swim teams, band rehearsals, and other extracurricular activities. He cherished quality family time during vacations to his beloved New Jersey shore. As an adult, he learned to swim at the Lansdale YMCA, ultimately receiving a Water Safety Instructor certificate and later helped teach courses for countless youth obtaining lifeguarding certifications. David Fletcher loved to socialize with his friends, he loved the holidays, model trains, real wood fires, fresh cut grass, and living in Pennsylvania.

Services will be announced at a later date.