David James Hoskins

Went to grade school with David. We met again in Viet Nam, went to Sydney Australia together, had a wonderful time. He was a good friend.

To my friend in Keno, Klamath Falls & all deminsions beyond. we had so many adventures during high school you came back from Viet Nam thought you & the Keno Boys were safe. I am so sorry that this is so many years late I havent kept up with our "Keno Bunch". I reget that so much but that is past & can only go forward. To your family I want to give my most heart felt condolances. To your sisters Sherry, Marilyn & Muriel I can't express my sorrow as well as your mother Daisy.
You will...

Laurie,
Our hearts go out to you and girls. There are so many memories of the fun times our families shared when Fo and Andrea young. David was always there to help when we asked. Hearing the roar of a motorcycle heading up our street will always bring thoughts of David to mind.
Love to you and your family,
John and Marsha Tomey

Dave,
Ride with the wind my brother.

Uncle David,
Your life was something to behold. The stories of your time in Keno, which would light up your face with youthful musings. The look in your eye as you recounted the terrible things you witnessed in war. The dedication to honesty and personal strength you exuded. I thank you and your family for giving me the best years of my life. Now, fire up that hog dude, and ride that endless rode with the wind in your hair.

It was a privilege to work with Dave. We shall miss his wry humor, especially early mornings when we were often together. Godspeed my friend, forever in our thoughts.

To Laurie, thank you so much for the care and love you so selflessly gave to my father, you will never know how beautiful a gift it has been to know that you have been by his side, I love you as I have always loved him and my heart is with you.
For my Father, I love you and miss you deeply, I will carry your memory in my heart for the rest of my life. I love you dad rest peacefully.