Juneau, Alaska
Feb 1, 1940 – Dec 29, 2012 (Age 72)
David (Dave) Elliott Fremming (72) passed away December 29 in Salem, Oregon after a valiant battle with brain cancer. He was proud to have been conceived on a fish-buying scow just offshore of Pelican, but he was born in Seattle, Washington on February 1, 1940 to Esther (Davis) and Elliott...
Read MoreMy grandmother taught school in Elfin Cove and I really enjoyed hearing Dave's stories about her and growing up there. RIP...
Aral Loken
February 09, 2013 | Auke Bay, AK
My sympathy for the loss of your husband
father and grandfather.
David was a classmate of mine in Juneau
and always kept me in the link with his
Southeastern Alaska oriented magazine. I only found out our mother's were classmates in Douglas
High School very recently. The soul
of Alaska was always in his heart and
the last few months were dramatically
hard....my prayer are with you and your
family as your now soar w/the eagles
over the places you loved.
katy smth
January 31, 2013 | Tucson, AZ
I remember David from Pelican days. Lots of good memories of him and his parents.
Gordon Wahto
January 28, 2013 | Eugene, OR
David's family goes way back as his Mother and my Grandmother were best of friends.
David's mother and my Grandparents travelled to Finland with my older sister Ellen for the Olympics when I was very young.
David was "our best man" when I married.
His family and ours was very close but as time goes on we drifted apart.
I will always remember "our time". RIP Dave ! Love you, Lana
January 28, 2013
Dave, we will miss you. Sharon, our love to you at this time. We only saw each other at the reunion in 1995 on San Juan Island. From one of Dave's many second cousins,
Bruce Fremming
January 27, 2013 | Clovis, CA
Always the fun guy and big kid.......
Jeannie Fairbanks
January 24, 2013
Dave...What a great person,and so very happy to have called you my friend..Hugs and love to you and all your family..XOXO
Jeannie Fairbanks
January 24, 2013
My condolences to all Dave's family and friends. It sounds like he had a really full life and from the picture of Dave and his beautiful wife, it looks like they were very happy and had a wonderful family. I knew Dave way back in 1959-1960 in Seattle when I had a long distance "romance" with his cousin Don. Dave became a friend and even took me to a dance as a favor to Don. I guess it was to keep me from going out with anyone else and Don could trust Dave. I remember I fixed him up with my...
Merrilyn Alkire
January 22, 2013 | Edmonds, WA
David was a good friend and will be missed. I know he is still sharing his pictures to all.
Claude Roberts
January 20, 2013 | Juneau, AK