DAVID-HOPKINS-Obituary

DAVID BROOKS HOPKINS

San Diego, California

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April 6, 2013
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San Diego, California

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HOPKINS DAVID BROOKS HOPKINS, age 66, of San Diego, CA, succumbed to cancer, April 6, 2013. Son of the late Mary Louise and David Hopkins; beloved husband of Carol; stepfather of Maureen. Friend (Chris) and Sam Winner (Orian); brother of Marilyn Langmack (Chris); uncle of Virginia Cowan (Jeremy)...

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Carol,
My heart is Heavy with this news of David's passing. He was the highlight of my day every spin class I shared with him - not to mention the friendly conversations before and after class each day. I considered him a good friend much more so than a member of my class. He will be missed, but the Happy Memories will remain Alive and Well in our Hearts. My Heart is with you and your family.
My Condolences,
Marlo Stoutenburg

Hi Carol,
I was so sad to hear of David's passing. I rarely get on FB and just received an email from an old friend telling me what had happened. I was David's secretary from 1979-1984. I worked for David and Jerry Hochbeg at Arter & Hadden, As you probably know, we were a small close-knit office and we have many fond memories. I recall the many many miles and marathons that David participated in. He seemed quite proud of qualifying and finishing the Boston marathon (several times I...

Carol,
I was saddened to read of David's passing. It was such a gift to know both of you and I always remember the stories with appreciation of all that both of you accomplished together. The last time I saw him was at Leonard Cohen's concert, he was and will remain that light that shines through the cracks... blessings and peace to you and your family,
Andrea Pape Rose

Carol,
My deepest sympathies to your's and David's families.
David was a good friend to me for over 30 years. I will miss his laugh.
Please stay well and strong.

Lee

Carol....I cannot even begin to tell you how much I can't believe David is not here. I wear my shirt, "88 keys, 10 fingers, no problem"...thinking of our piano lessons together. I see his laugh, his happy, beautiful, positive countenance. And I will always love the memories of our times together. Ever and ever. Big love and hugs and prayers from me in Santa Barbara. Hillary

Dear Carol,
We were deeply saddened to hear the news of David's passing. Please accept our condolences for your loss. I (Gary) met David through work in the late 1990's and am a better person for it. Always insightful, David would get to the heart of the matter at his own pace, leaving no stone unturned. I respected him tremendously and will deeply miss his insight, his smile and that tremendous laugh of his.
Gary, Lisa and Ellie

Dear Carol and family,
It's been a long time since NPLL, but we have fond remembrances of David and the nice family you two have. Our thoughts are with you.
Tom and Linda Logan

Dear Carol and Family, Doug and I are deeply sorry for your loss. We feel so fortunate to have met David when he came to Mexico with the rest of the family to celebrate Christmas. Although, we didn't know him that well, he was an enjoyable person and we loved touring with him. We know his death will leave a very large hole in your family. Bless all of you. You are all in our thoughts.

Carol,

We were quite surprised and saddened to read of David's passing. He was such a nice guy with a warm and friendly smile. He will certainly be missed by those who knew him. Please accept our sincere sympathy.