David C. Mejia
Mejia, David C, 78, of Santa Ana, passed away peacefully on October 23, 2025. He is survived by his wife, Edna and children Michelle and David; one brother, Manuel; two sisters, Amparo and Maria Luisa. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
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On behalf of our entire Murrietta Family let us offer our most sincere and heartfelt condolences to the Mejia family. Edna, David’s wife of fifty four years, son David, daughter Michelle and soul mate Brian. Through my lifetime of knowing David from childhood, Our Good Lord has blessed both our families with respect, togetherness, closeness and solidarity.
The love and support displayed by his siblings and relatives in his final hours speaks volumes in what David meant to everyone. His everlasting memories of laughter, humor and good will, we shall never forget! Rest in Peace my good man, you are missed!
Mando & Rose Marie Murrietta
James D Freeland purchased Eco-Friendly Memorial Trees for David Mejia
Ernie and Sandy Lujan purchased Divine Tribute Cross for David Mejia
Norma Miranda purchased Treasured Memories Floor Basket – Blue for David Mejia
We worked together for a long time at UCI. He was my boss for a while and became good friends. I became a supervisor later and he allowed me to expand my knowledge in horticulture and supervision. Because of Dave I was able expand my contacts throughout the industry and became a president for a few years for local chapter of the Sports Turf Managers Association which is a national organization. Thanks Dave!
My deepest sympathies, Dave and my son Tim, will have some good times catching up with each other in Heaven. Edna, I will be praying for you and your family.
Gabriela Rosales purchased Eco-Friendly Memorial Trees for David Mejia
I played baseball for 3 years under Coach Mejia. He was a a great coach and even better human. I’m about to start my first week coaching little league and am heartbroken to hear of his passing. Coach taught us more than baseball, he taught us to love our mothers and always do the right thing. I didn’t want to go to practice one day and asked my mom to tell Coach I was sick. My mom drove me to practice and told Coach about me not wanting to practice. I ran all practice while everyone hit. I can laugh about it now and am thankful that memory still makes my mom laugh now. He loved his mother and still showed up to practice after her passing. Rest in peach Coach Mejia. I hope to be a mentor to someone I coach like you were to me.