Handsome, I am Missing You So! From the time we met at HHS School Luncheon fell in Love❤️. A Perfect Match. Our Adventures, Fun with Family and Friends there will now be an Empty spot but you are in your Special Place in My Heart. My Children and you were so Close Esp Max and Holidays and Parties will feel the Miss. There will be a Special Place at each Gathering and on our Christmas Tree next to the one there for us now for you. You Loved ❤️Your Children So. The Miss is Heartbreaking but You would have Me remember as tears flow, You are not feeling bad or in pain. We were Always There for each other if sick or errands we were on pH or Text. I feel you close by. Dave Sweetie the Miss is So Bad. Scooters and Publix will haunt me I will look you won’t be there. Your Truck in its special place in my yard is Empty. But you will be close and help each of us. With Love Sweetie 😢. Your Elizabeth, as you have said in your Text!

Prayers To Family and Many Friends. He is Remembered as an Awesome, Amazing Loving Father and Family Man. Everywhere he went made people smile and had Great Adventures. He will be So Very Missed.

Clark & Jessica
Our heartfelt prayers to you and all of David’s family. There is a.poem called OUT OF MY SIGHT
It brought me great comfort through the passing of my mom. I hope it too will bring you a little bit of peace. Google it – it’s fantastic
With our love always
Thom & Muriel

Tracy, you’re in my prayers. Your dad will always be in your heart and forever in your memories! The heartbreak you are feeling will heal in time. You are loved by so many and we are all here for you.

All my heartfelt condolences

My prayers and wishes for comfort to David’s family and friends. I well Rember David from the old neighborhood. Life happened. Time passed. Pleasantly, I reacquainted with David through HHS 64 class luncheons. We “caught up” and continued on having conversations that led to Cross City Fl. and Westward to the Gulf of Mexico. Chats that lead to hunting and just being in the woods were always at the fore. David you are, sadly, gone while never forgotten. RIP John F. Klay

Clark and Tracy, my deepest heart felt condolences. David was the most kindest Gentalman I’ve met, funny, witty, handsome and just happy with a smile and twinkle in his eyes. Such a loving man that made me feel like I’ve known him forever. He had a way about him that everyone he met loved him. I will miss him. But, his presence will be felt through you two every time you laugh, or a certain way you say something, I will hear him too.
Pops will always be with you, not just in your heart, but in other ways… He’ll let you know. He’s got his eye on you and is watching over you.
Pops….Spread your wing’s and fly high!

David and I hired out on two different railroads that were very competitive. In 1967 they merged and after butting heads for a little while we became fast friends that lasted all these many years. The glue that held our friendship together was our love for hunting. And we did a lot of it from one end of the state to another. One of our favorite things to do was to sit around the camp fire with friends and speak of our adventures. I can say with certainty that for myself and others is absence will loom large and his silence will be deafening. Rest in peace old friend

So sorry to hear of David’s passing. He was such a kind soul. Never heard a mean word from him no matter what. He was easy to work with and had a very nice smile.