David Neal Goldstein

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Goldstein, Mark and Scott,

Please accept my condolences. I am deeply saddened by David's passing. David and I met in 1972 just before attending Camp Waupaca. Some of my favorite childhood memories include David and the summers that we spent together at Camp Waupaca.

Although David and I lost touch with eachother, I always valued his friendship. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult time.

Dear Goldstein Family,
I just learned of David's death today and I am overwhelmed with emotion. As you may recall, David and I were close friends throughout our childhood. I have many great memories of the carefree days of our youth spent together on Tripp, from Playing softball in Bernie Friedman's backyard to David's regularly driving me to Niles North in the morning. I lost touch with David after high school except for a chance meeting several years back at a Sox game of all places....

Dear Goldsteins:

David was a dear friend throughout my childhood and had a powerful influence on my life. He was bright, charming, good humored, gregarious; I live with a flood of memories of his rich personality. My deepest sympathy and sincerest condolences.

Mark Goldstein and Family
My deepest sympathy to you and your family. There are no words that will make this easier, my thoughts and prayers are with you. "B"

Please accept our sympathies for your loss. We will keep your family in our prayers.

I am very sorry to learn about David's passing. While I have not been in touch with David recently, I have many great memories from our youth. I will always remember David as good friend and a fine person.

On behalf of the entire Camp Waupaca family, we extend our condolences to David's entire family. We have lost a good friend and we mourn his loss. May his memories be for a blessing.

PLEASE ACCEPT MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY
DAVID RUSS

Dear Mr. & Mrs. Goldstein, Mark & Scott, I am very sorry to hear of Davids passing. My sincere condolences. I am so sorry for your loss. An old friend from Camp Waupaca.
Paul Goldstine & Family