David Komarnicki

I met David way back when he was a student at Long Beach College in 1959 and worked with me when I had just moved to Long Beach from Kansas University. I was what they called a Campus manager, and David was one of the students I presented a college Scholarship to for his Outstanding sales performance. David was already a Great salesman at a young age. My Dear wife and I went on to grow our friendship with David and his lovely wife-Leslie. I definitely feel Honored and Proud, for being one of...

I grew up in St. Louis hearing my father, Ben Holcombe, talk about his good friend, Dave Komarnicki. They grew up in Chester together and also attended Philadelphia Bible School together. I never met Dave that I can recall, but when my father died in 2019, Dave somehow got ahold of my phone number (probably via one of my Philadelphia/Wilmington uncles) and called me to offer condolences and kind words concerning my father, his old friend. I was touched. Then just today I was going through...

I had the pleasure and honor of meeting Dave and talking with him for some time at the 2004 All Chester Reunion. I've read all of his books and short stories and felt a kinship with him because roughly 12 years separated us in time, but so many of our experiences were a mirror image. His stories continue to give me a great pleasure, they take me back to a better time. Thank you so much Dave, for all you have given us in your writings. My condolences, thoughts and prayers are with his...

David and his beloved wife, Leslie have been a blessing to people around the globe; their embracing warmth, a comfort to all. David’s love of God, family and country remains a steadfast example for us all. With faith as his stronghold, he shared his caring for others with wit, courage, humor and loyalty. He will forever be a part of the lives he has touched. Love you for all I have known you to be.

David was a Dear friend and business associate for over 60 years, that I will miss-Greatly.
See you in Heaven my Brother!
John Carr

The wonderful memories go way back to when all the brothers spent hours, days, weeks, ... ok years, at the Perozok house playing ping pong on the dinning room table. I know this because Dad and Mom talked of these memories often. I know too, that this “Home Going” is a celebration of eternal value. Looking forward to that reunion! Special thoughts and prayers for the Komarnicki’s.

My deepest sympathy to the Komarnicki Family for the loss of your loved one, David, and pray God gives you comfort, peace and strength.

David loved helping people. He was as enthusiastic about the success of others as he was about his own. ( to use words from the Optimist Creed). Thanks for the Apostles Creed Cards David!
-Gene Riordan