David M. Harris

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time, Aunt Lois.

There is much to be admired in the life of David Harris, but one outstanding quality was his ability to acknowledge that his life was on borrowed time due to a cardiac injury. There never was a "Poor me attitude." He was cheerful and raised a beautiful rose garden using his own recycled compost fertilizer.He was so observant of the envoirnment and careful to avoid a negative foot print. It does not surprisee us that David chose creamation .

Bob & Mary Thouvenot

David will be missed. I learned so much from his words of wisdom and fascinating stories. May your memories of him fill your heart with warmth

David was a wonderful man. He always had wonderful stories to tell and could always manage to get you to see things in a different light. It was always comforting to see his love for Lodi and his dogs. He will be dearly missed and never forgotten.

I remember David and Aunt Lois taking us out to lunch and taking pictures of the old ketchup bottle in town. He really took the time to get to know all of us. My son, Chip, thought he was awesome because they talked about the Civil War and World War II together. David never tired of the endless questions and really took the time to listen to Chip. He was highly educated and didn't mind sharing his wealth of knowledge. He will be missed.

David tried to help me become a better person.He was willing to help me when I needed it . I hope he is watching over all his friends and family .I will miss him alot .I want to try to help people the way he did . goodbye David keep the chess board ready for me when I gone you

May God comfort and bless you, and the family of David. May He hold you, during this most sorrowful time, and fill you with peace in the knowledge that David is at rest with the angels.

My condolences to the family on your loss. May the peace of God help you through this most difficult time. 2nd Corinthians 1:3,4.