DAVID F. MEISTER

Barry - I just found out about David's passing and wanted to offer you and your family our condolences. Although I only knew David for a brief period of time, he struck me as amazingly upbeat, resilient and just a fabulous human being. I am sorry for his loss. Warmly,
Howard Loewenberg

My Prayers to the Meister Family.

I met David in Tv y Mas magazine and our desks used to be right next to each other. We would joke all day long about anything and everything possible.
David was truly a character and he taught me many things about life and how to live it. He was amazingly enthusiastic and there was nothing that could ever stop him.
He will be very missed!

My Prayers to the Meister Family.

I met David in Tv y Mas magazine and our desks used to be right next to each other. We would joke all day long about anything and everything possible.
David was truly a character and he taught me many things about life and how to live it. He was amazingly enthusiastic and there was nothing that could ever stop him.
He will be very missed!

I just found out of David's passing. My condolences to his faminly. David was a genuine, loving person...he will be missed.

I worked with David for several years in Phoenix. Sometimes things went smoothly, sometimes not so much - but through it all, David always had a story to tell and an opinion to share.

He made an impression on us all & he will be missed.

My condolences to his family.

Deb, I saw how devoted you were to David and always thought him so fortunate to have you in his corner.

I am very sorry for the loss you and Barry have suffered.

You know, he could always make us laugh. I will never forget that about David. I love you Deb and Barry.

David was one of those rare people you sometimes come across in your lifetime. I had only known David for the last 6 years but I have so many stories and memories of him that always make me smile or laugh. I don't know how many countless times I have referenced David and his attitude on life to my kids to prove a point and to give them a standard to live up to. I will miss him dearly.

I met David in Champaign, Il in 1979. We were housemates at the U of I. He was a brother to me. We had more fun than 2 people should be allowed to have... From Halloween parties at the playboy mansion or a miracle Bears Monday night win in AZ with Gary or just hours of talking and listening to Genesis...it never mattered, it was always fun....

He was an inspiration on how to truly live your life, no matter what the circumstances...or what hand in life one was dealt. David was a...