David J. Lapos

No matter how many years pass us by, you remain in our hearts, minds and memories!

Dear Judy, Karen & Matthew,

I was so very saddened to learn of David's passing. I have known David since he was a "little guy" having grown up being best friends with his cousin, Cheryl. He was always so happy and was always smiling. I had not seen David for several years, but when I saw him again at Kristy's wedding he had not changed from that "little guy." He still had his warm and beautiful smile. I just know that he is smiling down on all of us everyday. My thoughts and...

David Lapos

Wrote this when I heard in Feb. and misplaced it.

1. I first met Dave @ Ellen's jam during my first banjo year (with Ellen, Betsy, Fred Weiss, others?). Very accomplished banjo player who I still try to emulate. Handsome, quiet, great smile and physique that I only now learned came from his weight lifting with a high school buddy. Learned of his devotion to teaching “tough” kids and respected him greatly for that ability and commitment.
2. Heard at...

Dear Mrs. Lapos, I was very saddend to hear of the passing of David. I was a classmate of his, Pannther Valley 1980. He was always smiling and very happy type of guy. He will be very much missed. My condolances to all of the family.

Dear Lapos Family,

I can't imagine how painful the loss of your dear David must be. I remember David from churst at the St. John's Lutheran Church in Lansford, from High School as I graduated in 1979, and all those summers we spent at Mauch Chunk Lake. David was also kind and smiling - enjoyed life to the fullest. When those we love have left this earth, we still can feel them near. We'll see a picture, hear a song, and it's just like they are here. Take comfort in your memories...

David Lapos was such a fine scholar and wonderful teacher. He introduced me to the importance of the Reading Specialist as a Literacy Coach. I believe his students were quite fortunate to have his support as a teacher. I know I feel blessed to have known him as a scholar when I was a relatively new professor at Kutztown University. With heartfelt sympathy, Dr. Jeanie Burnett

To the family
words cannot express the sorrow you are feeling today I met david when he used to come for his bloodwork no matter how bad he felt he never complained he always had a smile on his face and that is what I will miss the most he had a infectious smile no matter how bad your day was going his smile made it better no more pain no more suffering he is at peace RIP DAVID

To the family
words cannot express the sorrow you aee feeling today I met him when he used to come for his bloodwork no matter how bad he felt he never complained he always had a smile on his face and that is what I will miss the most he had a infectious smile no matter how bad your day was going his smile made it better no more pain no more suffering he is at peace RIP DAVID

Dear Judy and Family: Although we did not know David very well, we did have the honor and pleasure of meeting David at your birthday party. Our heart-felt sympathies are extended to you and your family...Judy and Ron Engleman