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Eberhart, Iii

Aug 27, 1947 — Feb 12, 2022

Obituary

David C. Eberhart, III, 74, died after health complications at Candler Hospital on 12 February 2022.  He was born in Virginia in 1947, the son of David C. Eberhart and Kathryn H. Eberhart.

Dave graduated from Wakefield High School (Virginia) - the class of 1965.  Following graduation, he attended American University in Washington, DC on a full athletic scholarship. His Bachelor of Arts was in Journalism and Public relations.  He immediately started his career with the U.S. Marine Corps (Semper Fi).  After being selected by the Marines for law education, he obtained his Juris Doctor degree from the University San Diego School of Law.  He retired early from the Marines as a Judge Advocate. He held numerous positions thereafter including Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney, City of Richmond, Virginia; Associate in a law firm; Veteran's Affair Editor and later News Editor of "Stars and Strips" magazine and website; taught Business Law and introduction to Legal Studies at the University of Maryland in Mannheim, Germany; contributing Editor for Newsmax Media. He is also the author of five books which reflect his lifelong fascination with science. He was a worldwide traveler. Also, he was a Vietnam veteran

In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by a half-sister, Betty Spillman and his daughter, Elizabeth K. Eberhart. Surviving in addition to his wife, Yanli are his two sisters and their children and family.  Dave's passions included scuba diving, biking and sailing. He was humorous and liked to laugh. He loved singing old songs. He married Yanli Wang and they first settled in Florida then later Georgia to be close to friends.  Dave had such fond memories of his childhood especially Triton Beach.  Dave believed that there were "Never Enough Tomorrows", title of one of his books.  Dave's burial with military honors is being scheduled at the Jacksonville National Cemetery.
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