David-Eichten-Obituary

David Robert Eichten

San Diego, California

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David Eichten passed away in San Diego, California. The obituary was featured in San Diego Union-Tribune on November 16, 2006.

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My dearest husband, It has now been 18 years. Another anniversary, your birthday, your death day. Another Christmas. Christmas was always fun; a day full of laughter and surprises. I´m so angry with you for leaving me. I grieve for losing you and I grieve for our future that will never be. I love you. I miss you. Thank you for the wonderful memories. I wish there were more.

David, I still miss and think of you often. I greatly miss our conversations that usually were tinged with your quick wit and wisdom. At times, I also wonder that your presence would have made a difference in this world that, seemingly, has gone crazy. You were such an advocate for justice and doing the right thing. I keep you in my prayers and try to walk in your footsteps. I know that you are with God and at peace.

Still missing you man. So many times I have thought about our frequent conversations and your uncanny insights and wisdom on just about everything. I so miss your wit and humor that gave optimism to even the most intense or dire moments. I keep you in my prayers. God bless you always.

Miss you, us...
Always ❤

Your high school classmates from Crosier High School, Onamia MN remembered you this weekend as we celebrated our 50th anniversary from Crosier. Classmates from New Ulm attending included: Jerry Meidel, Patrick Foley and Dan Schaefer. Tom Carkhuff spoke about you, lead us in prayer and we all remembered your wit. Peace. Dan Schaefer

My sweet David,
I light this candle as much for myself, as for you. I am in great need of your strength right now. Hold me close.

David,
To this day I miss your friendship and wisdom. I also realize how exceptional a person you were. I can only say that I am blessed to have known you and had you as a friend. God bless you.

My sweet David,
Another wedding anniversary has come and gone. I celebrated alone, wishing you were here. Today is your 65th birthday, I cried (as always) as I sat on the wet grass at our burial site, trying to arrange flowers for you with a small Birthday balloon. I love and miss you as always. I always feel your hand upon my heart. I love and miss you. ALWAYS, Debbie

My dearest David,,
I wish heaven had a phone so I could hear your voice one last time.....
Loving and missing you,
Debbie