David M. Beckerman

Dave Beckerman was a man of incomparable grace. Quiet and sophisticated and oh, so confident. A great sense of humor and what a laugh! And it goes without saying, what a winning smile. I'm in awe when I think about all that he accomplished in business and in life. A great role model...always was, always will be. I stopped in at the Rosebud Cafe a few weeks ago and lamented the fact that I had passed there so many times when his car was in the parking lot. I wish I had surprised him and gone...

How i always looked forward to being back on Mondays, driving the smartest, most intellegent, generous boss to breakfast
at Rosedale! five days a week. To his beautiful queen and family, your loss is great and i am so sorry.

Mr "B" was our angel at IU. He was our friend and knew that Tandy/RS had a group that was dedicated to the client. When Tandy/RS decided to close IU, he helped by bringing Computer City back in house and we all transferred over , thus saving our jobs. He was always smiling coming down on the floor and making us feel as part of the bigger picture. I remember how dapper he always dressed and he alwasy gave his wife credit. He was a true gentleman, an asset to Fort Worth and the arts community...

Greta, I have often thought of Mr. B as some of us called him at Radio Shack. In my 20 years working with him, he amazed me with his quick mind for figures. My fondest memories though are when you both reached out to me as a single gal and included me in so many company and family activities. My prayers are with you and your family.

My Condolence and prayers to the Beckerman family: Dave was a classy gentleman, I talked to Dave ( uncle dave) a few month's ago at the Rosebud Cafe , where we both enjoyed reading the newspaper ,Dave will truly be missed ..Tucker and crew at the coffee shop will keep you and your family in our "hearts and prayers" Tucker

I shared I lot of good years at RadioShack with Dave working together, learning from him and just enjoying being his friend. I will always hold him in my heart and memories. Greta...I am so sorry for your loss as I know how much he loved and kept you in his everyday thoughts.

Enjoyed so much the many years we shared together on Autumn dr. and our block partys at the Paups. Have missed your
presences on our block since your move.
We are so sorry for your loss Greta.
Chuck and Debbie Scherer

I had the pleasure and honor of working for and with this fine gentleman for many memorable years at Tandy Corp and later RadioShack. As a fellow Bronxite, we shared a few fun stories of the times long ago Back in the Bronx. Dave will always be remembered with both respect and admiration.

Bob Levinson