Darryl Glen Pearce

I worked with Darryl at Zebra and he was one of the most Helpful and Concerned co-workers I ever met. He will be Greatly Missed and my Thoughts and Prayers go out to his Family and Friends who were privileged to know such a Wonderful Man.
Sincerely,
Carol

Ellita, Michael and Steven,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. It is such an unreal and yet all too real time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

To Darryl and his family,
I had worked with Darryl at Veeco in Camarillo. We had worked on a project together in great detail. I always enjoyed him stopping by to chat, usually about what was going on in our lives. He will be missed greatly by every one.

Gary Sutton

I will miss Darryl. All the emails and sharing writing and tech pubs problems. Lunches, now that he was working close. Always a pleasure. Everyone that he knew while at Zebra was happy to have known him. A great person and citizen too. He was the type of person as a friend and worker that I was happy to introduce and recommend to anybody.
I miss him already.
Jim Wiley

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Ellita and her family. Although, we met Darrly only recently, we feel blessed to have known him. He was a very passionate and caring man and he will be missed.

Ellita, Michael and Steven,

May God shine his love and light on you and your family to comfort you all during this time of great loss. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you!

I had the pleasure of working with Darryl at AMT DataSouth and he was always kind and had such a positive attitude. He was an honorable intelligent man who will be missed by many. My condolences to his family, you meant everything to him.

I met Darryl in our small conservative city of Camarillo, CA, when Bush was planning to invade Iraq and later at the local Demoratic Club of Camarillo.
He was a frequent letter writer to our local newspaper, the Ventura STAR, and his comments reached thousands of local residents.
He will be missed.

Dear Family and Friends of Darryl:

Darryl was part of our community at the blog Eschaton. Consider us his virtual campfire friends. He came and shared his stories and views with us and we were all enriched by the experience. He will be missed. I personally appreciate his support during a trying time in my life last year.

I want his family to know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. My dad unexpected died on Feb. 18, 2008. I've found that the grief comes in waves, but I've...