David P. Gaidas

Dear Mrs. Gaidas and family,
Please accept our deepest sympathy on the passing of your husband and dad. Dave,Jr. and Loretta helped our famiy after the sudden loss of our son, Ray, almost 2 years ago with their compassion, kindness and support, which we'll never forget. May all of you find comfort and strength in the Lord and each other until you are reunited together in heaven again.
Our Love and Prayers,

Ray, Mary Ellen, Katie and Mary Beth Schopper

Dear Cousin Arlene & Family,

James & I were very sorry to hear that Dave passed away. Since I have been living in Massachusetts for over 21 years now, I have not seen him in quite some time. However, I have fond memories of him. I remember Dave's wonderful smile, his laughter and his zest for life. He was a kind and giving person. We hope that the fond memories that you have of your husband/father/grandfather will help sustain you during this difficult time. Our thoughts are...

Sorry about your great loss. Dave will be missed by everyone who knew him. Sorry that I didn't know about his death earlier as I would have been at the wake to show my respects.

God Bless You Always,

Jim

Our sympathies to Arlene, Junior, Ken and Joell. My husband John enjoyed working with Dave and Jerry at the funeral homes. We will keep you all in our prayers.

Arlene and family,
I was so sorry to hear about David. I always remember all of you laughing and being so happy. It is how I will always remember him.

Thinking of you,
Audra

Arlene and family,
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. We remember all the family reunion picnics and softball games that your family attended with ours, "competing" over the better hamburger.

May all your wonderful memories help you through this very difficult time. Our deepest sympathies are with you.

Love,
Joe & Linda Coniglio (Novak)

Dear Mrs. Gaidas, Dave, Ken and Joel, I am saddened to hear of the loss of your Husband/Father. I remember him as being a very nice man, always wearing a smile. May God Comfort and Bless you all during this difficult time. My Deepest Sympathy.

We remember the many good times we had growing up in the old neighborhood. We remember David as a very nice fellow, who was always kind, tall, and good looking, and we remember the very pretty girl he married. The Brightonites - the best guys around - gave us lots of good times. Arlene, may your good memories help you through this difficult time. May Dave's spirit live on in your children and grandchildren.

Our deepest sympathy,

Harold (Hoppy) and Barbara Hopkins