David John Bosanko

It is with profound sorrow that I write this…Only last night did I learn of Dave's passing. My most heartfelt condolences go out to Dave's wife, son, and siblings.

Dave was my best friend in late junior high and high school. We shared countless adventures. First came riding bicycles, followed later by motorcycles. We got our driver's licenses almost at the same time, and also got into accidents almost at the same time. There was hiking, fishing, 4-wheeling, engine building, car...

David was a great father, husband and friend. He was so respectful to others and very welcoming to people. David was funny, and kind. He was multi-talented, and a great engineer and craftsmen. He saw that his son, Russell, receive the highest quality education that was well rounded in the arts (music) as well as sports (ice skating). I will miss David Bosanko. My thoughts and prayers are with his beautiful and kind family.

Dear Mira & Russell,
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. I know you will get through this. You are a survivor. May you find comfort in memories and strength in each other's love throughout this difficult time.
-- Pinneke & Andre

I knew David from Jr Hi (or maybe Elementary School days' Little League) through his 20's, but I haven't seen him in many years. He was smart as hell, funny as hell and much like me he was an imagineer who would tackle projects with reckless abandon. As an example, he updated his 'flat-head 6 cylinder' Korean War surplus Dodge Power Wagon (like you see in M.A.S.H.) with a Chrysler 440 Magnum V8 and the noise level in the cab was probably 90-100 dB, but it could climb a telephone pole in 4th...

Dave was a great guy and we loved him very much. You will truly be missed. God bless you Mira and Russel. Love the Kepharts

Dave kind of remineded me of Jimmy Stewart. He was outspoken and honest, sinsear and sometimes ereverant but always a good amigo. I met Dave 15 years ago when one of my chillers was leaking. He was the service guy for Carrier at the time. We hit it off pretty good and shared many a coffee break at work. He touaght me a lot about my machines and I realy respected his level of professonalism. He is tops in the industry. We managed to get together and empty a few bottels of brew now and again...

I am so sad to hear of David's passing. I spent so much time with Carolyn growing up and always over at their house, he was family to me. He was one of the nicest and funniest boys, full of energy and laughter. I remember a camping trip we went on at the beach. He will be so missed. My love and prayers go out to you Carolyn and to your family. I know David is in heaven now and how much you will miss him. Love and prayers, Chrissy (robirds) Ruiz

So sorry to hear of David's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with the Bosanko family at this time.

This is the book Dave encouraged me about.-Mark Taeschner