David Goodpasture

Dr. Goodpasture my taught Indeterminate Structures class at UT back in the mid-late 1970's. It was the toughest structural course I ever had, but Dr. Goodpasture was an excellent teacher and I will always remember him for his ability to teach. I appreciate that he is a Christian man and am thankful that he is with his Lord and Savior even now.

My deepest sympathy is extended to Dr. Goodpasture's family. I worked in the office of the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering for 26 years. Dr. Goodpasture was always very kind to me. I always enjoyed him bringing Will by to visit with us.
Jane Taylor

Dear Family,
My condolences to all the family in this loss. I'm sorry I can't attend this weekend. We will be making a donation to the church as suggested. Love and hugs to all - Kim and boys

My condolences to the family of David.I knew David in the mid sixties as we were in Boy Scouts together with Jack Nanney. We, three,spent a lot of time hiking MANY trails in the Smokies. In fact, He and I received our Eagle Scout awards in the same service at 1st Baptist in Knoxville. I remember David as a great peer to "run" with and a good role model to follow. He was a year or so older the Jack and me. He drove--we bought gas. Ha! May you be comforted by God's spirit as you go through this...

My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

My condolences go to David's family. We were colleagues for many years in the UTK College of engineering, He was a wonderful faculty member with great care and concern for his students. Bill Snyder, former UTK Dean of Enginrrting and UTK Chancellor Emeritus

I am so very sorry about the passing of your father.
Tell will i love him

David was one of my first friends. We lived across the street from each other on N. Central St. when we were young kids. Then thru school together. He was a wonderful person. Please accept my deepest sympathies...Bob Barlow