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David Castro

Las Vegas, Nevada

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David Castro passed away in Las Vegas, Nevada. The obituary was featured in Las Vegas Review-Journal on October 20, 2009.

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My deepest condolences to the Castro family. I was shocked and saddened to learn of Dave's untimely passing. He has left behind a legacy in the number of young men he has influenced and molded into men of strength, character, and determination, much like the man he was. Although he was known for his tough, no nonsense nature, I will always remember him for his kind, gentle, and patient ways. For these reasons he will forever have a special place in my heart. God bless and Godspeed!

To the Castro Family, my sincere condolences go out to you all and you all will be in my families prayers.

I had the pleasure of having Coach Castro as my High School Soccer Coach. I moved away from Vegas in '82 and attended college in Minnesota and went on to become a teacher and coach myself. I still use the firm but fair approach with my students and players today. These are surly skills that helped me become the person I am today.

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To the BEST coach I ever had!!! Will always remember your enthusiasm and zeal for the Game! Thank you for making me better! My kids will know stories of you and how you impacted my life.
Ben Ashton (US Army: GVHS ‘96)

I really don't have the words to truly express the loss of this wonderful friend. I want to send my deepest sympathy to Laura and the whole family, we will all miss him dearly. Apparently, Greg must have needed his help more than we did. May they be riding choppers with the wind always at their backs at GODSPEED! I will never forget you Dave!

I would like to send my condolences to the Castro family, as well as the entire Palo Verde football family. This is a very sad time for everyone that knew Coach Castro. I did not know him personally, but everyone always spoke highly of him. May God Bless everyone affected by this tragic death.

Dave,
I hope you knew how big of an influence you were in my life. I lost my own father at the age of 10 and you came into my life soon after and filled that void. Our special bond came through the game of football. You talked me into playing football in the 8th grade. Talked me into playing QB in the 10th grade (even though I wanted to be a linebacker like you), and then talked me out of quitting the team in 11th grade. Even though I moved away my senior year, I was forever changed...

Muck,
You were always such a big sweetheart with that infectious grin. Dave was my twin brother Tom's room mate at SUSC, which is where he earned the nickname Muck-Muck. You will be sorely missed and obviously loved deeply by your students and the other lives you touched in your short time on Earth. My condolences to your family.

Our deepest sympathies to the Castro and Orians families. We enjoyed some great laughs with Dave over the years. Our sincere condolences for your tragic loss.

My deepest sympathies to Coach Castro's family. While I never played football for Coach Castro, in many ways he was a coach to me. He played such a positive role in the development of my self confidence and self esteem. He was a wonderful mentor and taught me that with committment, I could accomplish anything. He is one of life's rare gems who will always be remembered. I am thankful our paths crossed. CHS '83