David Acton

Linda and Dave's family you are in my thoughts and prayers today as we celebrate the anniversary of Dave going home to be with Jesus. I am sure that you miss him but the memories that he left will be with you forever! And we have the promise that we will see our love ones who loved the Lord again in heaven. Love Aunt Sharon

I had the privilege to work with Dave for 7 years. he was a man of great integrity. I could always count on Dave to step up when called upon. Dave was a fine Christian man who loved his family, the world is a lesser place without Dave in it. I was very saddened when I heard of his diagnosis, I had transferred to another location but I kept track of Dave and his condition. I will always remember my time at the Rockford location and all of the people who worked there

I grew up with Dave, connected at the hip. Best friends in whAt was truly a buck Finn existence. I had not heard from him lately and I was activist to find the obit. When I make my kids laugh, chances are it was a joke I picked up from Dave... And vice versa. I often tell people how lucky I was to grow up in grandville when I did. But it was not the city, but the decent people like dave, his sister lindA and especially his mom and dad who often served as stand in parents when mine were at...

My deepest sympathy to the family. May you find your strength and peace in our loving heavanly father. I just read of Dave's passing and am very sorry for your loss. I have kept Dave and you in my prayers since Lynda called and told me about his cancer. I will continue to keep you all in my daily prayers. Love, Aunt Sharon Blaskis (Acton)

Bradley, Kristen & Kayla -- My best memory of your dad was in June 2009 when he and your mom came to New York. We'd been walking around all day and somehow ended up on the pedestrian mall section of Broadway around dusk. Your dad pulled up 3 chairs and we all sat down and watched the bright lights sparkle. Your dad had the biggest smile on his face. You and your mom remain in my prayers.

I was so sorry to hear of this loss. Kayla is a friend of my son, Mac Willaert. May you find peace and comfort in the days ahead and always remember the love.