David L. Bernard Jr.

I just today learned of the passing of my good friend Dave. We first met at Itazuke Air Base , Japan and became close friends. He stopped in Stillwater, OK where I was in college after my AF discharge when he was on his way to California for his first job after his discharge. That was early 1967. We stayed in touch by phone quite often. The last time I saw Dave was in 1994, I think, when he was headed east for a job change. I will always miss his sense of humor and his friendship! My thoughts...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

My condolences to his family. I remember Dave as a happy man and I celebrate his life.

Pat, I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Dave. He was such an awesome guy. I will never forget the great times I had working with him, golfing with him and his awesome sense of humor. Not to mention what a talent he was in the workshop. Please pass my condolences along to the rest of your family.

Patty, very sad to hear this. David was our classmate, a good buddy and trusted teammate. I remember his two touchdown game against Ware in 1960 and catching up with him at several of our class reunions. My wife Betsy had many cherished neighborhood, childhood memories of Dave. Write back if you´d like to talk. Bill Koscher

Patti, so sorry to hear about Dave's passing. So many memories come to mind of our school days and after. I'll always have those memories and smile just thinking about them. I'm glad you and Dave are part of my life. Alice Mendes

Our sincere condolences on your loss. Sandy &Gene Kellar

Dear Betty Ann and family, Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. With sincere sympathy, Karen Pope

I was a high school classmate of Dave and Pat. Dave was a high energy guy and seemed to make friends easily. I admired him because he always appeared to be self assured and went at life "full steam ahead". I worked with Dave at the Ludlow Fish and Game Club when we were teenagers. Even back then he showed that he knew what he wanted and wasn´t afraid to "go for it". My sincere condolences to Pat and Dave´s extended family. Bob Tower