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David Jeffrey Balash

Volant, Pennsylvania

Dec 22, 1958 – Sep 13, 2025 (Age 66)

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BORN
December 22, 1958
DIED
September 13, 2025
AGE
66
LOCATION
Volant, Pennsylvania

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David Jeffrey Balash, 66, of Volant, passed away Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025. A proud Marine, devoted husband, father, grandfather and lifelong Steelers fan, David lived with grit, humor and a deep appreciation for the simple joys of life - his home, the outdoors and the people he cherished...

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I had the privilege of serving as the scheduler for volunteer ministers at St. Peter Church in Slippery Rock-now part of St. Faustina Parish with five worship sites - for many years. Among all the dedicated volunteers, Dave stood out as exceptionally cooperative and generous. He once told me, paraphrased: "If you ever need someone, I´m willing to serve anytime, anywhere." And he truly lived by that promise - often stepping in on short notice, especially when someone had to cancel...

Shawne. So very sorry to hear about your husband. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

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Shawne I am so sorry for your loss. I cannot imagine what you are going through, but remember God will always be with you. My Prayers and thoughts are with you and your family my friend.

Dave was a volunteer for St. Faustina Parish. Dave's devotion to our Lord, and the church, is inspirational. He would make himself available for any church as Lector, Eucharistic Host and/or Chalice including for those homebound. Dave always had a smile, kindness and goodness for everyone. Truly an extraordinary good man. May God Bless you Dave and your family always.

Dave was a volunteer at St. Faustina Parish. His dedication to the ministries for the church and to our Lord was inspirational. Dave would always make himself available for any church to Lector and / or Eucharistic Host or Chalice Ministry including for those homebound. Dave always had a smile, kindness and a deep dedication to his faith. He is truly a good man. May God Bless him and his family always.

Dave and I grew up together and our houses were almost back to back separated by the alley that was famous for sledriding and catching bees and butterflies. Once in a while his dad we called "hair" for the wild looking hair on his head would get the kids from the neighborhood and pile into his station wagon to go out and play baseball. We had fun growing up together and got into some trouble too. But they are great memories to have with Dave.