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Lynne Smith
May 2, 2010
David had the sweetest smile. I called him "a big teddy bear". God Hold him close now, and his family. I will miss him "catching the bus" and telling me stories at the Care Center.
Doug Spence
April 26, 2010
Even from the days of our youth in school and church groups together, David was always a big, quite, gentle person. May his gentle soul finally find peace.
April 25, 2010
I am sorry for your loss. David will be missed. You are in my prayers.
Charlene Hayth
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