DAVID CIMA

Christopher and Donald did a beautiful job making David's last days here filled with love.

I'm sure he appreciated it.

You boys rock.

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Mary Casanova

I miss him more each day, but am glad he's finally at peace.

David Cima was a wonderful brother-in-law. During the years he and my sister Mary were together I visited their homes in Chicago and Daytona Beach many times, and was always made to feel welcome. David forgave me for wrecking his car. He gave my son Johnny his first baby sheepskin rug. He was a gracious host, so intelligent, always a gentleman, always very kind. David is in our family’s thoughts and prayers.

To Christopher, Donald, Larry, Judy, Kate, and other Cimas. I met Dave when his wife Mary and I worked together at WFMJ radio. I am saddened at the loss of David and you have my sympahty. He was a very special man and I will never forget him for his kindness, positive attitude, and joy of life.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Chris, We had the pleasure of knowing your Dad at our gas station in Daytona Beach, and you as well. The first time I met your Dad, I could tell he was a very educated man. I just read this and am amazed at his accomplishments. I know you and your family will have alot of fond memories of him. He will truly be missed. God Bless you and your family. Peggy & George Zaharios British American Auto Repair 154 Orange Ave. Daytona Beach, FL 32114

Our sympathy to Chris, Don and Larry Cima. We met Dave when he attended the wedding of his son, Don, to our daughter, Cindy. We regret that we didn't see much of him over the past 8 years. He had a long struggle at the end but he was with Don and Chris and I'm sure that made him happy. Joe & Kathy Paltan, Londonderry, NH

Christopher, Donald, Larry, Judy, Kate and extended Cima family, please accept my condolences on the loss of David.

He was the best.

Our sympathy to Chris, Don, and Larry Cima. David's sons were with him during the last weeks of his illness and, with the help of hospice, able to care for him at home where he wanted to be.