DAVID R. AYALA

My condolences to ur family. I knew David from many years ago , met him working at the Ramada in Anaheim. He was so funny, he called me Michagoose! We shared laughs, fun times, good food, concerts, art shows, met a lot of his friends and family, So kind and thoughtful, compassionate person. I will see him again one day! Your Michigan friend

David,
I didn't know. You are missed and will always hold a special place in my heart. We had so many good years of friendship from the days we worked together at the Ramada Anaheim, to your art shows to watching the olympics together. You were always a big support to me, a kind friend and a gentle soul. Rest in peace my friend, until we meet again.

Dave its taken me so long to build up the courage to write something,anything on here. You and my mom shared the same birthday. Art, Henry, Nathan, lil Ruy, Saray and My Dad are sadden. I will miss you but feel truly grateful for our cigar smoking evening, the countless rounds of golf we played. all that angel talk! The top shelf liquor we drank jaja. We had our First Hoyo De Monterey together 25 years ago. I thank god you were in my life. You were a truly talented artist.
Good Bye...

Brother David,

Happy Birthday, we all miss you. Enjoy your after life with Barney and others, we will meet again. Rest in peace.

Love Always

Carlos

Brother, Merry Christmas and I know that you are golfing up there and I hope all your drives are hitting the greens and the putts are falling into the hole.

God Bless

My heartfelt sympathy to the family of David Ayala. I hope the words found in Hosea 13:14 can bring you the comfort you need during these difficult times.

"Once A Colonist, Always A Colonist"

David, I am deeply saddened learning of your passing. Although our time together was brief, it will remain a significant part of my life. You will always hold a special place in my Heart.

Truly humble, you were a talented artist and wonderful person. I have so many great memories of our childhood, and your friendly personality which no doubt got you out of many a situation. You were blessed to be between two siblings who admired you, and such a blessing to your parents, especially your mom. Even though you were quiet, when you said something it was usually subtle and funny commentary. Vaya con dios.
<3 Lori