David Clemente

David was one of the "good guys"!! Glad our paths crossed - hopefully they´ll cross again!

Will miss my hiking, and fishing buddy. Skiing in Aspen, and always remember the Powder DAY'S , AND OF COURSE HIS WIFE GERI, WHO was a Great Skier. I'll miss these FUN TIMES.

We met David & Geri soon after they moved into their Redstone home. We met thru a mutual friend, and we became friends by skiing Aspen´s mountains, enjoying long lunches, exchanging recipes...celebrating at their beautiful wedding. A true gentleman with a gentle heart...he left this life all too soon.

I too worked for Frank and David during the heydays (80´) of Clemente Latham Concrete. David and I are the same age and I was very saddened to hear of his passing. I feel for the family losing their cornerstone. David treated us well and always had time to say job well done! I learned a lot from my days at Clemente and David. My deepest sympathies! Rocky

I grew up with David and haven't spoken to him since I left Troy NY in 1979. I just herd of his passing and I am so sad that I didn't keep in touch with him. He was one of the nicest young men I ever knew, growing up with him in the neighborhood fishing and riding our motorcycles in the woods. He beat me every time playing pool in his basement but I never gave up trying. My prayers are with his family.

As an employee of C/L Concrete for 40 yrs. it is heart wrenching for me to think of the pain & fight my dear friend, David, has had to go thru these past few years. I think of his gentle but fair & honest leadership. David always displayed integrity. He handled any type of situation with utmost respect & compassion. I truly loved this man!

Such a beautifully written tribute and it's clear that David was well-loved. Maribeth, I'm sending love and strength your way and prayers for Geri and your mom and all who loved David. With deepest sympathy, Sally

Dear Mary Ellen and family, Another loss for a wonderful family. My sincere condolences. Sue (daughter of Jim and Eileen Devine)

I was a friend of Phil's and only knew of David and the family. But everytime I pass by the old summer house in Cleverdale (I keep my boat right up the road) I think of the good times we had, both in Troy and at the Lake...he was a star at the Ridge Terrace! I still miss him. My true condolences to the family and I enjoyed reading about David's love for the Adirondacks as well. Godspeed.