David A. DuBach

He was a great cousin to our mom, Nancy, and we always enjoyed it when we saw him. ❤

Talking to Dave you knew he loved his children & his grandchildren. He enjoyed immense pleasure spending time with them.
As a neighbor he took pride in his home. As he aged and needed a little help he expressed gratitude and thanks for your care & concern.
Marty and Dave shared many interests and developed a special friendship.
We will miss him around the campfire, he always kept our conversations interesting with his knowledge of so many subjects . Our neighborhood won’t be...

Please know that however you're feeling right now, sad, numb, guilty, tired, angry—it's okay. There's no right way to feel. I love you and am so sorry that you're going through this. You know we are always here for you.

My heartfelt condolences to David's family on the loss of a wonderful man. Dave was always a joy to be around at the car shows with Marty. May he rest in peace.

DuBach Family,

We are very sorry for your loss of your dad Dave. He was a wonderful man.
We had the privilege of spending time with him at a couple of car shows over the years with him, my brother, and sister-in-law. We went to a few restaurants and chatted about cars, motorcycles, our careers, and life in general. He will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to your family.

Rest In Peace Dave!
Joe and Susie

Dave defined Melvindale in many ways. My condolences to his family and friends.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Dave's family and friends. He fought a long hard battle , but now can have his well deserved eternal rest. Another product of Melvindale ( The small City with the Big Heart) to and including Dave's.