Worcester, VT David L Belisle, 80, of Minister Brook Road passed away at his home peacefully on Thursday, April 7, 2022. He was born on November 10, 1941 in Randolph, VT, the son of Raymond and Viola (Hanchett) Belisle. He attended Waterbury Elementary and High School. David served in the United State Air Force, where he was stationed primarily in Texas until his honorable discharge. On May 16, 1970, he married Sandy Welch. They have remained companions for 51 years. He held many different jobs over the years, including Farming, logging, and excavation. He worked for Rayfield-Lowe Farm in Waterbury and helped with his parent's horse farm. His primary work was with the Vermont Agency of Transportation where he was an equipment operator. David was happiest when he was working with his tractor and chain saw. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, and training horses. David was a member of the American Legion Post #59 in Waterbury. He competed in horse pulls in his early years and racing snowmobiles. He enjoyed his dogs, especially Rea, Duke, and Harley. Most important to him was his family, his son Paul was the light of his life and his grandchildren were his greatest blessing. His grandchildren had an incredible bond with him and loved listening to the many stories he would share with them of his adventures in life and his silly songs. Survivors include his companion, Sandy Belisle of Worcester; his son, Paul Belisle and wife Kris of Duxbury; his beloved grandchildren, Paige, Parker, Hunter, Justin and finance Kerry, Chelsea and fiance Cherish , Kaitlyn, Kelby (AKA Toby) and finance Teddy ,Seth and finance Courtney. Great grandchildren, Wyatt, Jayce, Ryder, and Cayden; and siblings, Mary Belisle of New York and Raymond Paul Belisle, Jr of Florida. David was predeceased by his father Raymond Belisle, his mother Viola Hanchett and his sister Carolyn Belisle David will be laid to rest at the veterans memorial cemetery in Randolph . A celebration of David's life has been postponed. Memorial plans will be announced at a later date. The family has asked that in lieu of flowers that donations be made to the vermont children's Hospital in his honor of his grandchildren Those wishing to express online condolences may do so at www.guareandsons.com.