David T. Mangino

Dear Karen, Eileen Justice Moore from Charlotte, NC. My mom Marie Mangino Justice was Tommy´s sister. I saw David last in 1964 when we visited Tom & Edith. So sad we haven´t stayed in touch. Mom was 98 and passed in 2020. I´m so sorry that David was called home so young. I just turned 80, my son Marty went to heaven at 52 he had Cancer. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Was a true pleasure, having David as my brother in-law! Funny, considerate and made us feel right at home! He will always be missed by my husband and I! Sweet Dreams Dave.

It was a pleasure working with Dave as a Bethany deacon - always a caring gentleman! I remember the annual breakfasts at his home the years he served as chair. Also for the time we worked at Wagner College together. Was sad he left Staten Island. Was shocked that he's no longer with us on earth. Now Dave is experiencing the culmination of his faith.

It was a pleasure working with Dave as a Bethany deacon - always a caring gentleman! I remember the annual deacon breakfasts at his home the years he served as chair. Also appreciated the time we both at Wagner College together. Was sad when he left Staten Island. Was shocked that he's no longer with us on earth. Now Dave is experiencing the culmination of his faith.

Our beloved Dave is already deeply missed. We praise our great God for the gift of Dave in our lives. We always enjoyed his great cooking (especially the homemade pizza!). Dave was the hands and feet of Jesus Christ. He loved us and cared for us in magnificent ways. His friendship to Nick and I was indeed a friendship bonded in Jesus. We will miss this side of heaven, his presence in our lives. We look with great anticipation our reunion in paradise with Dave and our Lord and Savior,...

My good friend Dave. I will miss you dearly. I´ll cherish our many dinners together and how you always took good care of us