Emmaus, Pennsylvania
1949 - 2019
David C. Kirk, 70, of Emmaus passed away at home on February 20th after a year long battle with lung cancer. He was the son of Mary (Miklencic) Kirk and the late Dr. Chester E. Kirk. Born on February 2nd, 1949, he was educated in the East Penn School District and honorably served in the United...
Read MoreSo sad to hear about "Kink." Always a smile, a laugh, talkative, friendly. Got to know him right after high school with his motorhead friends. A good man gone too early.
scott Bieber
February 26, 2019
Davey was a Good Man! Worked with/around him for 20 plus years. Always greeted me with, Hey, and a smile! Then we would chat. Much was discussed about work, but then it changed to Life and Family. Davey would often discuss what was going on with his family, especially helping his children. I was fortunate to work out of town with him for a couple months, Time much enjoyed! His Smile, Laughter, Kindness, Personality and Workmanship will be missed! I wish the Kirk family the best through these...
February 25, 2019
To Marie and Family...So very sorry to hear of David's passing. Seek God's comfort and peace in your family and friends. Going back as childhood friends, you are always in my thoughts. I thank God for blessing you with David for 46 years. Prayers with you always!
Marilyn Yoder
February 25, 2019 | Allentown, PA
Our Condolences to the Kirk Family...
John/Stan JANDERCHICK
February 25, 2019 | PERKIOMENVILLE, PA
TWO LITTLE BOYS
Back through the pages. I'll start with number one and is one of the best memories. Two little boys sitting on the wall of the pool at Pine Tree Park. Dangling our feet in the water talking about and thinking about little boy things when nothing else mattered except for that day and our innocence and what we would be faced with on the rest of our pages. Anyway being competitive little buggers one of us came up with the challenge of who could...
February 23, 2019
Cookie and family'
So sorry to see this in this mornings paper
His infectious laugh will always be heard when we think of him.
Many great memories from our childhood of coming to your family's house just to hang out on a cool rainy day when we could not go to the pool. Also seeing him around town and stopping to chat. He will be missed and always loved.
Al & Donna hunger
February 23, 2019 | Emmaus, PA
TWO LITTLE BOYS
Back through the pages. I'll start with number one and is one of the best memories. Two little boys sitting on the wall of the pool at Pine Tree Park. Dangling our feet in the water talking about and thinking about little boy things when nothing else mattered except for that day and our innocence and what we would be faced with on the rest of our pages. Anyway being competitive little buggers one of us came up with the challenge of who could swim the farthest under...
February 23, 2019
