DAVID SCHORR

I just found out of David's passing today. I am shocked & saddened. David worked for me at Emery Worldwide in Las Vegas. My thoughts and prayers to his family.

Chuck Wronski

I was David's 9th grade Algebra teacher at Cannon Middle School in Las Vegas. David was an energetic kid who was so proud of his father. I am sorry for the family's loss.My mother lived in Sawannee Georgia, not too far from where David lived. I am so sorry for this tragic loss.

You have my deepest sympathy for your loss. 1Co 15:22

David was my boss, my mentor, my friend. I had the privilege of working for him at Alchemy3 for the past four years and he has forever changed my life for the better. We worked really hard, but we had such fun too at our holiday parties, pot lucks, family barbeques, dinners out, etc. I have so many good memories of David but one of my favorites is probably the year he made pizza for the holiday party. David was so meticulous about everything, but somehow he got the wrong dough and then forgot the cheese. He was so upset and I remember thinking that none of us but him really cared at all about the pizza. It was just really nice spending time with our A3 team. But alas, David being David somehow got the local pizza place to sell us their cheese, got new dough and the pizza was delicious! How was it that David could get almost anyone to do what he wanted!? He could talk his way into or out of anything! I miss him!

My continued thoughts and prayers are with Bridgette, the kids and his family.

Ive spent the last week trying to make sense of this terrible tragedy. Ive been fortunate to have known Dave for over 20 years. When i first met him it was because him and my brother David were great friends. I was the little brother tag along. I always enjoyed being around my brother and his friends and wanted to be just like them. I used to antagonize Dave quite a bit and he used to finally get fed up and either give me a good punch or lift me above his head and pin me against the wall. This should have been enough to make me stop, but for some reason i was stubborn or maybe not so bright, as this would make me pick on him more. I think this must be why we got along so much. I was very fortunate to have a brother with such good friends and they all looked out for me but none more than Dave. As the years passed I not only stopped being a tag along I became included. Even after my brother moved from Vegas Dave was still a part of my life. As i look back on the years before Dave moved from Las Vegas I cant recall any time that was significant in my life that Dave was not a part of it. The last time i saw Dave was just over a year ago after my moms memorial. This was a tragic day but its funny cause when I heard that Dave was gonna be there I was excited to not only see him but also because i needed that embrace that only he could give. He was more than just a friend of my brother's, he was like my big brother too. I already miss him greatly. My thoughts are now with Bridgette, the kids, and the entire Schorr family.

I know at some point the shock of this tragedy will subside, but how David impacted each person he touched will never cease. He always had a smile, a hug and a kind word when I saw him. I was always proud to call him my friend. My thoughts and prayers are with Bridgette, Aliza, Caitlin and Ethan. Not a conversation was had where he didn't beam with love and pride for all of you. And for his parents, brother and extended family I hope time brings some peace. For my A3 friends, I'm here for you and wishing you strength.

My deepest condolences. May he rest in peace and your family find the strength to deal with this tragic loss.

I dont remember a time that I didnt know David. I remember always thinking (and still thinking) that Bridgette and David were the perfect American couple--beautiful, kind, fun, and smart. As a little girl, I always had a crush on David, and it grew into a realization of what a good man can be.

It makes me sad that he'll never meet my son. I am more sad than I thought was possible for someone I havent seen in years.

David made me smarter, he was a friend and I will miss him. My prayers are now with his family.

Dear Holly and Steve,
I was so very sorry to hear of the tragic loss of your precious son, David. I remember him as a happy young man and your pride in him, and it appears from the many entries in this condolence book, that pride was well deserved as he lived an exemplary life helping his fellow man. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow.