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David M. O'Connor

Franklin Square, New York

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O'CONNOR - David M., on September 5th at the age of 60 years. Lifelong resident of Franklin Square, New York. He was born August 29, 1947 to David and Mary (Fitzmaurice) O'Connor. Devoted husband to Pat O'Connor (Bottini), for 21 years. He is forever, the proud father of Mary Alice and David....

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Dave and I met on the high school football squad, being a year older, he became a mentor, both on and off the field. Dave was just an incredible guy, always there to lift my ego. I often tell the story of a phone call I got from him while he was serving in the Air Force in Thailand and I was on duty in guard shack in Phu Bai, Vietnam. I can only imagine the hoops he jumped to put that call through, just to say hello. Dave always had a story, some news and warm smile. I remember Friday nights,...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Dearest Patty,Mary Alice and David, I am so very sad by the passing of My great friend and Brother, Your father Dave. I spent many a nights and years having great talks with Dave either at the Nook N Cranny , St Patricks day parades, Hibernians etc. Dave was one of the finest Catholic Gentlemen that I ever met. His spiritual belief helped change me for the better. Big Dave will always be in our family hearts forever. I am priveledged to have been a part of there wedding party and vica versa....

WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE WATERMELLON GINS,STATEN ISLAND FERRY RUN AND DROPPING YOUR DRIVESHAFT AT 110MPH ON THE PARKWAY.MY GOOD FRIEND REST IN PEACE.

Reflecting on years spend on Van Buren Avenue brings back fond memories of Dave as he traveled down to the 900 Block. Back yard parties and water fights were part of our high school years. Many years later,when I cleaned out my childhood home I was so pleased to meet his daughter and have her select the desk/dressing table, that used to be mine to take home and enjoy.
May knowing that Dave touched many lives and left lasting memories bring a smile to your face.
Peace,
Deborah Doyle...