David John Kozak

Kozak family, Growing up with Michelle, Dave was always "Dad Kozak" to me! Always an incredible father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, always around for his family. He will be missed!

Dear Mrs Kozak and family, we are sorry to hear about your loss. We have many fond memories (especially Kathy) of Mr Kozak when I was growing up and into adulthood. I particularly remember all the fun my parents and the Lila Street neighbors had with you and Mr Kozak. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you during this difficult time.

Dave you were very good person you will be miss all the yr we could play Bingo rest in paradise Dave Rose Aguilar

Dave, you were one of the kindest person I have ever known. We have some of the best memories being your neighbors. I am sure Stephanie and Lizzie are hanging out with uRest easy Dave The Shalhoup Family

Dear Mrs Kozak and family. Sorry to hear of Dave's passing. We were neighbors growing up on Lila St. Neighbors were like family back in the day. I remember helping out both of your parents on Gunnison St. and in Grandville, Dave's parents on Garfield St. (Next to Grandma Rose VanShouten May you find comfort in knowing that David is reunited with family and friends and will be waiting to receive you in heaven. God's blessings on your family. Thomas Grandy

I had the pleasure of knowing David from bingo he will be missed my condolences to the family.

Mrs. Kozak, Michelle, John and family, Our sincerest condolences. Mr. Kozak was an incredible man and will live on in all you. Peace and prayers, Jim and Michelle Kane

Michelle, John and family, So sorry to hear about the passing of your dad. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of your family at this most difficult time. Ken and Tracy Elliott

I had the pleasure of getting to know Dave from the many years of playing hockey and golf with his grandson Andy. He never missed a sporting event. The love he displayed for his family could be seen from miles away as he made it a point to never miss out on an event. One of the things I admired most was how his relationship with his grandchildren stemmed way deeper than just a grandparent, but rather as a friend, mentor and mutual respect. My condolences to the Grypma family, and...