On February 18, 1957, David Harrington was born in Jefferson Davis County to his parents, John William, Sr. and Mary Kerley Harrington. David Harrington is a cherished son, cherished brother, loyal husband, and adored father. Following the completion of his high school education at Bassfield, David began his professional life by entering the field of information technology.
Because of David’s natural talent for technology, he was able to secure positions as an information technology specialist at a number of prestigious businesses, including Electronic Data Systems in Dallas, the Bank of Mississippi in Hattiesburg, and Bancorp South in Tupelo.
Over the course of his career, he consistently demonstrated an unequalled level of enthusiasm for his work, which earned him appreciation from both his peers and his coworkers.
Despite the fact that David was successful in his professional life, the thing that truly characterised him was his love for his family. In his heart, he had deeply ingrained principles that revolved around love and commitment to those who were closest to him. As a result of the fact that they involved getting together with people he cared about, the holidays of Christmas and Thanksgiving offered him an overwhelming sense of happiness.
As the members of the Harrington family gathered around his dinner table on Sundays, the atmosphere in the Harrington household consistently became more welcoming. David’s cooking abilities were renowned among his relatives, and his delectable Gumbo and Shrimp Boils delighted the taste buds of all of his relatives.
David had a passion for pastimes that offered him a great deal of happiness outside of his employment and his roles as a family member. Even though he enjoyed fishing, he also found that golfing provided him with the opportunity to relax and socialise with his buddies while he was out on the green.
The green thumb that David possessed was something that was worthy of admiration; he took great pleasure in tending to his food garden and cultivating beautiful flowers that bloomed as brightly as possible.
