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Kevin Bush
January 25, 2012
My thoughts and prayers go out to Dave's family. It was an honor to have worked with Dave at Malloy's for several years. He will be dearly missed. RIP my friend.
Sharon Poppenger
January 25, 2012
So Sorry to hear of Uncle Daves passing. I remember when Dad & I came to visit for the reunion he opened his house and his heart to us. It was an amazing time for me. Both of them treated me like their own kids. I remember the horseshoe games and having Uncle Dave try to explain Bachi ball to me and of course who was who. He was so patient and made everything fun. I am keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers.
Jo Ann Mueller
January 25, 2012
Just heard about Dave, and am so sorry. Dave and Genny were our neighbors on Miller Road and "Grandparents" to our kids, Jeff and Brett. Dave was indeed a jack-of-all-trades. If Dave couldn't fix it, then "buy a new one". He was a very social guy, and I loved listening to his stories. We were treated like members of the "Poppenger" family and hope all of you felt like our family too. We counted on each other for 30 years and are blessed to have been able to do so. Jim, Cherrie, Janie, Aaron, Diana, Gary and Steve, our thoughts and prayers go out to all of you. Know that we are thinking about you.
With much love from the Knight/Mueller family.
Robert Genslak
January 24, 2012
Dave's presence, his good nature and kind mannerism along with his huge smile and very distinctive laugh is still very much missed and forever in my mind and many others here at Malloy's who had the pleasure to have worked along side of and with Dave. He will always remain in my thought's, and his presence will always be missed very much here at Malloy's by myself as well as others who knew Dave also as well.
Ramona Tizedes
January 24, 2012
My thoughts and prayers go out to Dave's son, daughters and family. I work with Diana Poppenger and know Dave will be missed.
Terry Obeshaw
January 23, 2012
My Condolences and prayers to the family. I worked with Dave at Malloys. He was a very nice person and fun to be around. I learned a lot from him, and thought of him often.
Terry Obeshaw
January 22, 2012
Our deepest symathy to Jim, Diane, Sherry,Gary,Janie,Steve and Aaron. May Uncle Dave always be remembered for his loving kindness and big smile. Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Love, Sally & John
Tracy Mosher-Schlaff
January 22, 2012
May you rest in peace Uncle Dave, I will forever remember you every time I hear the clink of a ringer. Love You
Barbara Robbins
January 22, 2012
Emily, may I share our family condolences with you? What a great photo of Dave. You may also remember my parents Ray and Ethel Huntwork. Mom celebrated her 97th birthday last March, in good health and spirits with 41 of us from across the continent. She died shortly afterward, but had first written each of us a "Thank you" note for being at her party. I dare hope you are also well and happy, still. My Dan has been gone 10 years now, but it still feels like yesterday. I choose to stay in the Upper Peninsula where we loved our retirement. HUGS.
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