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Liane Bamburg
May 17, 2012
I know it has been years since I last saw Dave, but I will miss him dearly. He taught me how to count down the lights at the track so many years ago. Because of his great way of teaching I was able to win my trophy. Yes, this was a great way to keep me from racing on the streets, because he talked my dad into letting me race at the track.
Doug Barton
May 17, 2012
I, as did my brother, lived next door to David in Denver growing up. What I remember is how much fun David was to around. We even watched Elvis when he appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show in the basement of his house. He was a great kid and always had a positive attitude. Our prayers go out to his wife, family and friends. Wish I hadn't lost track David. Often wondered how his life turned out. It sounds like just fine.
Dick Barton
May 16, 2012
I lived next door to Dave when he was in middle school. I have not seen or heard from him in over 50 years. I remember him as a good kid. He was always positive and fun to be with.
I remember sitting with him on the roof of his house watching the fireworks in the DU stadium. We would use sling shots to explode cherry bombs above the cars below after the show.
I talked to Debra last night and enjoyed catching up on Dave's life. I regret that I had not been able to meet him and share memories.
Penny Amidon
May 16, 2012
Deb-I am so very sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts & prayers. I love you, Sis.
Rita Perry
May 16, 2012
to the very dear Family and Friends I send my sympathy .in the very painful loss of your David. He lived such a full life always keeping his family first.. What a tribute to a fine man.. May the following Bible Verse give you much needed comfort and hope. Psalm36:7 "HOW PRECIOUS YOUR LOVING KINDNESS IS O GOD! AND IN THE SHADOW OF YOUR WINGS THE SONS OF MEN THEMSELVES TAKE REEFUGE"
Diane Dee Gonzales- Duran
May 15, 2012
Debra, Sorry for your earthly loss, however Dave will be in your Spirit. and soul. God Bless you and family.
Sandy Blake
May 15, 2012
David was a patient of mine and I always looked forward to seeing him because he was always so upbeat.
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