David Bianchi

I met David through Cleveland Indians baseball. I would help get him playoff tickets to the games as I hold season tickets. We became friends over the years as I would meet him in New Philadelphia and we would have dinner and talk baseball. He was a great guy I truly enjoyed talking to. He was very welcoming as he invited my wife and I to his house once after a game. I had not heard from him for a while and I am so saddened to hear of his passing. I will miss our conversations, and I pray for...

Dave was a truly exceptional man that I looked up to and worked for many years of my life. I am deeply saddened to hear of this loss that so many people will be affected by, and I knew of his illness but was unaware of his passing. My heart goes out to his children as well as his family and friends. I am proud to admit that I knew him as well as I did. And the world has lost another great soul. I'll pray that his family realizes what they meant to him. Even 20+ years ago, his greatest asset...

Dave was one of the first friends I met at Canton McKinley HS, in 1969. I haven’t talked with Dave in many years but I will always remember his gentle ways, kind smile, excellent handwriting and the very much appreciated rides home from school. My sincerest condolences to his family. RIP, Dave.

good guy been my customer at Tate cleaners for long time and i knew his dad zeke my son played baseball at mighty mite`s,so sorry to hear i just wondered havent seen him since the holidays prayers to the family i thought he was doing well ,you have so many good memories he loved his people ,love and prayers Tina

My condolences to the family. When it came to Holly Hills baseball, Dave was the passion that helped kids of all ages become great players. He will be missed.

Gary Zeigler, Jr.

David was my first boss at the Canton Water Department back in the 1970’s when I worked two summer on the grass crew. Those were two of the best summers of my young life. I will never forget our times a Cromer Beach. He was more than just a boss, he was a friend for 40+ years. He will be sadly missed. My deepest condolences to his family.

Keep the base paths clear "B"
Played a lot of baseball with Dave, Dan, Mic, and the rest. Rest well my friend and save me a seat on the 3rd base side
Rodney

Thoughts and prayers to all of Davids family. Growing up, Dave was close friends with my boys and played baseball with them in Mighty Might -coached by his dad, Zeke & my husband, Bob . We lost touch with Dave as he grew up and he moved on to coach kids in Holly Hills but will always remember him fondly as will so many others.

My deepest sympathy to the family of David Bianchi. He was a wonderful kind person.
Sherese Streamo
Dumont Seed Co.