David Edmunds – A Gentleman, Father, Brother, and Friend

David Edmond has always had a fascination with books as a child. His enthusiasm to read and his dedication to learning have remained with him throughout his life.

In 2013, David Edmond was arrested on charges of identity theft and conspiracy. He pleaded guilty to those offenses.

Early Life and Education

Edmunds’ early life was not without its challenges. His father Percy Hillary (a beekeeper) beat him regularly and this led to the development of an antisocial personality. Fortunately, Gertrude, his mother – a teacher – instilled him with a more nurturing spirit.

As a teenager, Edmunds began playing guitar. He was part of several rock bands such as The Image and Human Beans.

Edmunds achieved success as a producer, producing singles for artists such as Brinsley Schwarz and Ducks Deluxe. He was also an influential figure in the pub rock movement of the 1970s. Throughout his career, Edmunds stayed true to the sound of classic rock & roll; often re-creating classic hits in his own studios.

Professional Career

David Edmond’s professional career has spanned three decades. He is currently employed as Managing Director with Alvarez & Marsal in London, England.

He oversees the firm’s global Portfolio Lead Advisory Services practice, which offers advice to financial institutions on balance sheet optimization and deleveraging strategy execution through portfolio sales, structuring, and management. Additionally, he has served as a Lead Advisor to numerous European banks on debt portfolio sales, acquisitions, and development throughout the region.

David is an active member of his community in addition to his professional role. He previously served as city councilperson in Edmond, Oklahoma and founded Real Estate 1, LLC. Additionally, David has a longstanding affiliation with Boy Scouts; serving as both scoutmaster and leader within the Last Frontier Council of Boy Scouts.

Achievements and Honors

David is an accomplished chef and restaurateur who owns Rockfish Seafood Grill in Cedar Hill. Through his business endeavors, David strives to promote small-town values, create a family atmosphere for customers, and build positive relationships between the City of Cedar Hill and its residents.

Through his career, he has demonstrated Distinct Character by consistently providing superior service and hospitality to both his customers and the Cedar Hill community. Furthermore, he has tirelessly worked to attract new businesses and create jobs in the region.

He is a member of the Cedar Hill Chamber Board and served as Chairman in 2010. In 2011, he was honored as Chamber Man of the Year for his contributions to both city and community through leadership, cooperation, teamwork and inspiring others to serve their fellow citizens.

Personal Life

Dave Edmunds, born October 8, 1945 in Salt Lake City, Utah on a baseball scholarship at the University of Utah, was an exemplary husband, father, brother and friend. He enjoyed playing various sports throughout his childhood years.

He had a thriving career as both guitarist and songwriter, specializing in Chuck Berry-styled rock and roll and rockabilly music. In the 1970s, he released two studio solo albums: Subtle as a Flying Mallet and Rockpile.

Edmunds formed Human Beans in 1966 with Congo Jones on bass and John Williams on drums. Their debut single “River to Another Day” failed to chart but the group quickly reformed as Love Sculpture. They had several hit singles including UK hits “Girls Talk” and “Queen of Hearts,” which went international with American country-rock singer Juice Newton’s help.

Net Worth

Net worth is the total value of all one’s assets minus their liabilities. This number is used by banks, mortgage companies and insurance providers to assess how much you’re worth.

Assets refer to cash, bank account balances, investments and anything else that can be sold for money today. Liabilities refer to all debt owed others such as credit card debt or mortgage payments.

Calculating your net worth requires reconciling bank accounts and loans. Additionally, you need to assess the value of any remaining assets such as real estate or stocks.