DAVID MEYER

The music he performed really speaks to my soul. My condolences to those he was close with.

Such a kind and insightful soul. I learned a lot from him. I remember well when he would play guitar during Duquesne student parties. I also remember well our collaboration on learning the Rorschach. tragedy.

Hi David, and members of his family/friends. My name is Matt Catron. I only knew David from his senior year in high school in Glasgow when he was Studen Council President. I took over for him as President the following year.

Though I didn't know him outside of student council, David actually made an impact on my life. During our short associated year, he taught me a few things. 1. He taught me how to be a leader. 2. How to listen to others. 3. Most importantly, he taught me that...

So sorry for your terrible loss. Sending love and prayers your way.

We are so sorry to hear of David's passing and offer our deepest condolences to Mr. and Mrs. Meyer and their family, Melissa and all who knew and loved him. We met David through our son, Jim, and enjoyed our many visits and conversations with him during the time of their friendship and musical collaboration. We will fondly remember David always. May God bless and keep you, David.

You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall have comfort.

We were so sorry to here this news. Our thoughts and prayers are with all the Meyer Family. Bill and Carol

So sorry to hear of David's passing. In school, he was the same 'good guy' that everybody thought the world of. My heart goes out to Mrs. Meyer and his entire family. May God bless each one of you and help you all through this trying time.

Travis Shirley
Class of '98
Glasgow High School