David Colvin Brooks

Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved son, David. We had many good times as neighbors growing up. My prayers are with you both. Although we don't see each other as often as we use to, I think of you both very often.

To the family,
I am so sorry for your loss. I had not seen David in many years. We grew up together. I lived in Shepard Park and my cousin Milton Smith lived on Nicholson in David's neighborhood. My brother, Rudy and I spent a lot of time with my cousin and we all attended Paul Jr. High School. But even before Paul we knew each other from our 10 and under, 12 and under, and 15 and under baseball and football days. David was more than just a great player, he was a great friend during...

Aunt Jean and Uncle Pooch, please accept my condolences for the loss of our beloved David. God give you strength to endure such an unfair circumstance.
David was my only first cousin; and he was one year younger than me. When we were kids we had great fun. I can remember laughing and playing and having the best time of my life as a youngster when I would spend the night at the Oneida Place homestead. We would play basketball for hours on the Paul Jr. High playground and then come...

To The Brooks Family, Sorry to hear about your loss. May God be with you and your family.
(Melvin Ross' daughter and Noami Perry's niece)

To the Brooks Family, our prayers and condolences are with you. Davietta, May God continue to bless you and your family. Always know that we are here for you and a only phone call away.

Jamia, Justin & Jamaree

Hello Aunt Jean and Uncle Brooks. I could not believe it when I received the news. Look to the Lord to give you strength through this hard time. And know that David was loved very much. You will see that during the memorial service tomorrow. God Bless You Both, and hopefully I will get to see you in the near future. I love you both.
Rachael (Jeff's daughter)

To the family,
In the last two years, thanks to Dave's friendship with Rob, we had a lot of opportunities to talk and get to know one another again. During high school, we were buddies, cousins, playing basketball locally and having lot's of fun and success. As we got older, we drifted into our own lives and like family would see each other at family events, reunions, funerals, you name it. Over the last two years, Dave's weekly visits at Rob's office, were always a lot of fun with too...