Dave Sinclair

This is many years after Mr Sinclair's passing, here's a story that I remember like it was yesterday! My dad had a 1970 white Ford pickup truck that had out one night, now this was 1976. I was coming down Lindbergh heading toward South County mall when a driver heading north bound fell asleep and hit me head on, it totaled my dads truck and I had to wake the guy up after the accident. The white truck was taken the Ford dealership at Lemay And Lindbergh. That Monday evening My dad and I were...

The pain hasn't lessen, such a true friend. God be with the family. Keeney

Love, and miss you, Paup. I miss our 2 sometimes 3 hour rides at the farm every weekend. I wear your boots and your belt every weekend down there.
I hope your smilin' down on men every day. Mema is still carrying on your legacy and so are we.
Love Ya'

I puchased two vehicles from Dave Sinclair and his whole family emulates Dave's values. He was a wonderful example to all.Jack Leathers, Salem, MO

Miss you calling and asking about Bernadette. Telling me it's going to be fine, Bernadette is one strong little girl. Miss you telling us..."If you would just let me run your lives, you would be so much happier"! ;)
Kathleen...(Your favorite daughter) Kidding Mary and Trish!

We miss you, nothing is the same here without you. I wish you were here,we could go for a ride in the truck and you could tell us all how stupid we are. I miss that.

Dave was such a good friend to my parents in many ways. Through his generousity, care and concern for them he was able to lift their spirits at one of their lowest points in life.

My parents and I will always be thankful for his friendship. They continue to hold Dave and his family in the highest regard. Dave will certainly be missed, but his memory and legacy will go on and on.

Mr.Sinclair's commercial was one of the first I remember seeing on television as a child. He was one of the best people Ford could have anywhere. His touting of American brands was second to none. He was a class act and will be missed all over the midwest.

I extend condolences to Mr. Sinclair's family. He was a wonderful man, very compassionate. I accompanied my mother to his South County Ford dealership in 1979, just months after my father had died. My mother was quite emotional as she shopped for a car to replace the one my father had "nursed along" until his death. She could not afford the price quoted by the salesman for the Fairlane that she desired, even though it was lower than the sticker. The salesman took us to Mr. Sinclair's office &...