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Steve Gilford
May 30, 2008
I shall always be grateful to David for giving me life-changing opportunities and making possible one of the most challenging and satisfying periods of my professional life. Because he drew outstanding people to him, he was an excellent Executive Producer and he was also an outstanding host of some of Public Broadcasting's most outstanding programming. He did more than produce quality television, he helped to shape public broadcasting.
Bliss Bruen
May 30, 2008
David was one of the most inspiring and delightful individuals one could come across - but only if one was very lucky. So sad not to have spent time together after our paths and geography distanced us, our memories of him will always be a rich source of energy for us to keep doing those things he would have enjoyed and approved of. And the scotch and milk we'll drink again to him, as our good friend Judy recalled. Memories of him in many cities, his bright wit and charm and intellect - but especially in Washington in the late 1970's. I remember his son Peter and hope we can meet again - lots of photos of this very dear man still carrying them around!
Judy Miglino
April 30, 2008
David ... you will always remain a special person in my life ... but as always, you are going to forge the path for the rest of us ... have a scotch and MILK for me... see ya soon and luvya always
Marian Houk
April 30, 2008
I remember Davis fondly as a charming, engaging conversationalist and a generous host. Our family enjoyed a very special Thanksgiving feast at the home of Margaret and Davis some years ago. The living room was set up so that all of the many guests could sit around one big table to share the occasion and the delicous food.
Our family is ever grateful for the loving care provided by Margaret and Davis as well to the children of Julie and Tick Houk. The families became close, dear friends.
All of the Houks continue to enjoy and appreciate our relationships with Katie Mandes and her son and daughter.
Julie Houk
April 30, 2008
My children, husband, and I will all greatly miss Davis! He was an eloquent writer, endearing friend, and fabulous cook. We will truly miss his backyard barbecues, and his world-famous "Poppa's Spaghetti Sauce." My deepest sympathies to his family.
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