David-Eklund-Obituary

David Alfred Eklund

Schertz, Texas

1955 - 2017

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December 22, 1955 - June 3, 2017David A. Eklund, better known as Super Dave, Chief, Pop, Hyeongbu and Appa, completed his mission. He came, he saw, he conquered. Dave is now celebrating with his wife Tae Sun and they're probably slow dancing to 'Endless Love' (cue up Lionel Richie & Diana...

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My prayers & condolences go out to the eklund family in your time of loss and sorrow...I remember Dave in our younger days and was a very nice,caring,thoughtful person. He was always an Upbeat guy...No doubt he will truly loved and missed.
D.Osborne

Had opportunity to work with Chief Eklund during Automated Data Collection (ADC) source selection and he dropped much knowledge on me during our time together. Treated me like a peer entire time being I was just a SSgt. Memorable experience with Chief Eklund and great opportunity to be mentor by one of the best.

Dave hired me approximately 4 years ago. At that time I learned of the recent passing of his wife. I had also experienced the loss of a loved one at the same time, my son. Dave personally shared with me his thoughts of losing a "loved one" which meant a lot to me. I realized at that time Dave was a "special" individual. I will always remember and appreciate his concern for "others" and his "dedication" to his mission. I thank God for bringing us together and having the opportunity to...

Cindy, so sorry to hear about your Dad's passing.. Deepest symphaty to you and your family.
Colette Brown.

My condolences on the loss of Dave "Chief" Eklund. I worked for Chief while he was stationed at Eielson (He was a SMSgt at the time). The one thing that will always stick out in my mind was his no-nonsense approach/leadership for getting things done. He was one of the very best in the POL business, and he will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Chief's family and those close friends who are enduring the loss of this great American.