David H. Loeser Jr.

Hey Dad! Oh the years have surely gone by and I do wish everyday that you were here with us, alive. I have not really got to express my feelings about you leaving us all at such a young age but, what a wonderful man you were. A skilled tech savy professional with an eye for great beauty of the world and a very wonderful father who did his best to make sure my sister and I were taken care of to the fullest. I'll never forget the trips to Barnes and Noble every weekend and the times you showed...

It´s been almost 20 years, yet it seems like yesterday! Your littlest daughter is now grown up with children of her own. You would love Hasley and Charlie! They are great kids!

I had the great pleasure of knowing and working with David in the late 90´s while at Merrick Kemper. I knew his Dad, Dave, before I knew David. His Dad was a great guy to work for and a gentleman in every way possible. My first impression of David was a lasting impression because he was full of piss and vinegar, always asking, inquisitive, and always giving his best. It was hard for me to keep up with him because his mind was moving about 100 mph. He thought process was like a sports car...

Time goes by and seasons change. My love for you will stay the same.

Davy Your Pop and I want to wish a HAPPY THANKSGIVING. Now you have Babs up in Heaven ,Babs car roll over and her door was open and she grab the door handle and it just pull Babs under the car. This was Friday the 13th and she die the 15th of this month. In Aug 25th our cousin's die Carolyn die on her birthday the 25th and her brother Marcus die Aug 30th. That all the bad new, The good new is we still love and miss you Davy.

Davy I You have been gone from all of us for 16 years and I having been the same since, Oh in the outside I look okay but inside I'm still falling apart. i miss you so much and wish that you were still. I know you will never be forgotten by me and you Pop or your sister Danna. Aunt Joyce and Uncle Pat miss you too. I miss and love you for the rest of my life or until I meet again. Love Mom and Pop

Thinking of Davy, not only on his 55th birthday, but will always remember & miss him. Lovingly,
Aunt Mary