I am heartbroken to learn of Dave’s passing. Dave was an easy friend with a quick smile, fun nature and a touch of mischievousness. When I knew him, he had a great love of learning matched only by his love of meeting people, sharing stories and enjoying good times in the moment. He was proud of his service in the Marines and proud of how it shaped his character. He enjoyed identifying with his Irish heritage. His family and friends were everything. He was always ready to jump in and help anyone, always offering to share what he had. Everyone was invited to sit on the porch or at the table and join in the fun. I have many great memories of his generosity and good will. He had an innate sense of what others needed from a friend, whether it was a hug, a laugh or a listening ear. He was there for me when I needed support and I’ll always be grateful for those memories. My heartfelt condolences to his wonderful family. May his memory be a blessing.
Hi Karey, thank you so much for your kind words. My mom just called to tell me you reached out to her — I’m really glad you did. She said she had a very nice conversation with you, and that meant a lot to both of us. She also mentioned that you’re doing well, and I’m so happy to hear that.
Thank you again for what you said about David.
I hope this message reaches you. ❤️
I was sad to learn of Dave’s passing. I met Dave at the VFW Lansdale. He was very knowledgeable. Always had a smile on his face. Prayers go out to his family.
I am deeply saddened for the loss of my Godson, David. My heart is broken for my sister, Bette, to had to bury her 1st child. I only have wonderful memories of David from the time he was born. He was the oldest of our children and was “leader of the pack”.
Memories include riding a big wheel in my basement and spending rental weeks in Ocean City where he traded baseball cards with my son, Richard,. We trusted him to walk them to the corner store to get “penny candy” but more important the stamp tattoo on their hand or arm. He loved sitting at the kid’s table with his cousins at holiday dinners until they were old enough to to be at the adult table which then stretched into my living room. He was a smart, kind, loving and caring man. He lived his life “His Way”and he will be so missed. RIP, Love, Aunt Nancy
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I am heartbroken to learn of Dave’s passing. Dave was an easy friend with a quick smile, fun nature and a touch of mischievousness. When I knew him, he had a great love of learning matched only by his love of meeting people, sharing stories and enjoying good times in the moment. He was proud of his service in the Marines and proud of how it shaped his character. He enjoyed identifying with his Irish heritage. His family and friends were everything. He was always ready to jump in and help anyone, always offering to share what he had. Everyone was invited to sit on the porch or at the table and join in the fun. I have many great memories of his generosity and good will. He had an innate sense of what others needed from a friend, whether it was a hug, a laugh or a listening ear. He was there for me when I needed support and I’ll always be grateful for those memories. My heartfelt condolences to his wonderful family. May his memory be a blessing.
Hi Karey, thank you so much for your kind words. My mom just called to tell me you reached out to her — I’m really glad you did. She said she had a very nice conversation with you, and that meant a lot to both of us. She also mentioned that you’re doing well, and I’m so happy to hear that.
Thank you again for what you said about David.
I hope this message reaches you. ❤️
I was sad to learn of Dave’s passing. I met Dave at the VFW Lansdale. He was very knowledgeable. Always had a smile on his face. Prayers go out to his family.
I am deeply saddened for the loss of my Godson, David. My heart is broken for my sister, Bette, to had to bury her 1st child. I only have wonderful memories of David from the time he was born. He was the oldest of our children and was “leader of the pack”.
Memories include riding a big wheel in my basement and spending rental weeks in Ocean City where he traded baseball cards with my son, Richard,. We trusted him to walk them to the corner store to get “penny candy” but more important the stamp tattoo on their hand or arm. He loved sitting at the kid’s table with his cousins at holiday dinners until they were old enough to to be at the adult table which then stretched into my living room. He was a smart, kind, loving and caring man. He lived his life “His Way”and he will be so missed. RIP, Love, Aunt Nancy