David-Bluestein-Obituary

David Andrew Bluestein

Los Angeles, California

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July 1, 1968 - May 9, 2025 David Andrew Bluestein, 56, of Riverside, CA, died at home after a six year battle with rectal cancer on Friday May 9, 2025. He was born in Sherman Oaks, CA in 1968 and went on to become a lifelong educator. David attended UCI for his teacher credential and earned his...

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I first met David at Arizona Middle School. He was an excellent teacher and had a great sense of humor. He would stop by our house for a quick hello and raid the cupboards for a snack. One summer he and I ran Victoria Avenue together a few times- down to Van Buren and back- five miles at a pretty good pace for two teachers on summer break. He had a big personality and a bigger heart. He will be dearly missed. Love, Annie Falck

Mr. Bluestein was my 8th grade history teacher in 1997 at Arizona Middle School. In fact, his class and his method of teaching has always stood out to me after all these years because he knew how to make it fun. Mr. Bluestein often shared his travels with the class showing us pictures of all the different states he visited. He was great at incorporating it into a history lesson with background stories of the historical significance in the places he visited. Mr. Bluestein was absolutely my...

Mr. Bluestein, I was in your 8th grade US History class in 2002. I still fondly remember your impassioned lessons about the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the Civil War and countless other topics that would be to exhausting to list out here. You instilled a passion in learning that led to me becoming a teacher my self. Thank you for your service and dedication.

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To the Bluestein family and its extended family members, I did not know David personally but have been friends with Ann for over 40 years. Even though I did not have a personal connection with David, I share your grief and loss on his passing. He was taken from you too soon and I am hoping that the many wonderful memories he left you with can help to fill the hole that also exists. It is redundant to say there are no words, but there are no words. My heart goes out to all of you.

May his memory be a blessing to all who knew him. Sending love and condolences to our/ his entire family Julie

Dear Aunt Ann, There are no words - may he rest in peace- and may you have peace and good memories. Joel and LInda Z

Tammy, Bluestein is already missed so much. Look to the stars when you miss him. He's shining bright. We are always here for you and Grant. M & C

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