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Remembered By
Ed
June 02, 2010
Atlanta, Georgia
Atlantan David Thor Hesla was among at least eight people killed Monday in Kabul, Afgahanistan, when militants stormed the popular Serena Hotel, his employer, BearingPoint Management & Technology Consultants confirmed Tuesday. Westerners under attack had fled to a gym as attackers,...
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Ed
June 02, 2010
Thor,
Kind hearted fellow that I lent my couch to for a few nights back in the early-nineties. I enjoyed his spirit and thought his verve often was misunderstood.
He was a person that made a difference.
Rest Easy.
Craig Livingstone
February 12, 2008 | Laguna Beach, CA
The last time I saw Thor was in Washington, DC in the late 90s. We met at a Starbuck's and rehashed the old days of the Democratic Convention at Madison Square Garden in 92. We spent a lot of time together in NYC and I will always remember his steam engine energy and his discipline and drive to get things done. I will never forget Thor because he was as unusual as his name.
Peace to you Thor. You spirit will live into eternity.
Miriam Zoll
Miriam Zoll
February 09, 2008 | Williamsburg, MA
thor is and will always be one of those rare souls who appear in a lifetime, indelibly touching one and all with such an effervescent effusion of life that we, the recipients, thanfully, are never, ever the same.
you welcomed me to atlanta in 1996 with unbridled enthusiasm. thanks for the memories and the vibrantly colored threads you wove into the tapestry of my soul.
thor, you live on in thousands of hearts for you remain the poster child for the phrase, esse quam videri [to...
Cherie Welch
February 04, 2008 | Atlanta, GA
My sympathies and prayers go out to the family and friends of Thor. I met him once, at The Little Five Points Pub about 20 years ago,and I remember how engaging he was and how the imprint of his memory has affected me. Although I don't do the same things as Mr. Hesla, I am a law enforcement officer, and I know what kind of passion it takes to be in public service, especially the kind of publice service that exposes you to danger. I hope God will be with you as you move through this life...
Jenny Hamilton
February 04, 2008 | Lithonia, GA
David, my deepest condolences to out to you & your family for your loss. I was so sad to hear this news. Thor was a wonderful person with immeasureable enthusiasm for whatever he did. I worked with Thor during the Paralympic Games and truly enjoyed knowing him. It didn't surprise me to read about his assignment -- I always knew he'd continue doing great things for others. God blessed us all for the chance to know Thor. Please know you & your family will be in my prayers.
Alice
January 25, 2008 | Atlanta, GA
My deepest condolences to Hesla family.
We will miss you Thor, it was nice working with you.
Rest in Peace
Gezim Morina
January 23, 2008 | Prishtina
My wife works at Bearing Point. Last week she got a company wide email informing everyone that a Bearing Point employee was killed in an attack in Kabul. She told me about it but never said the name.
This morning she got a follow up email that included a photo. I think back to the exact moment that she said the name "Thor" just seconds before turning her laptop screen towards me. I couldn't believe it.
I spent the day thinking about his big letters. I scrolled through his latest that...
Rocky Mabrey
January 21, 2008 | Washington, DC
I thank you for your service to our country.
Larry Steinberg
January 20, 2008 | Peoria, AZ