David Turcotte Pepper

I wish to extend my condolences to the family of David Pepper. I just learned today of his passing, which as it turns out, was just 41 days before the passing of my own sister at the age of 56 to cancer. I knew Dave when he lived in San Diego. He was so upbeat and happy, and didn't mince words. He had a great enthusiasm for life which was contagious. I know he will be be sadly missed.

Today i was shocked and saddened to learn of his transition. I extend my condolences to all who miss him... I knew David when he lived in San Diego and then later he moved to Arizona and i would see him at the gym when he came to town for medical appointments. He was such a positive person. He had a great love for life and so many interests, horses, dogs, remodeling homes and flying to name a few. Gregarious, affable, kind, sincere, caring person are the characteristics of his that...

Dear Anita and John and the entire clan of brothers, wives, nieces and nephews:

I learned the news today of David's passing and I was deeply saddened. He will be remembered for the cheery optimism and genial disposition that made him a friend to so many people. He was a true credit to your family.

Dear Anita, John and family,

Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss . David became a special friend to me over the years and I too will miss him.

Sheryl Livingstone
Quepos,Costa Rica

Dear Anita, John and extended family,
Please accept our sincere condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Henry and Barbara Mizgala, Vancouver BC

Tony

Please offer my deepest condolences to your mom and dad and the rest of the family on your loss. There must be a shortage of angels in heaven if they called on your brother at such a young age.

Anita and John J. Pepper, Q.C.

Dear Anita and John
and brothers of David Pepper, their wives, and his nieces and nephews:

No words of ours can fully express our sympathy on the death of David T. Pepper from cancer at such a young age.

He had the Pepper flair for life, - "live and let live."

He will be greatly missed.

Please receive our deepest sympathy,

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Aunt Anita, Uncle John, Johnny, Timmy, Anthony and Andrew,

I ma terribly sorry to hear about David. Although we have not seen too much of each other as adults, I will always remember him when we were younger. I remember he loved the movie 'Mary Poppins', the characters soaring in that movie were, I am sure a precursor to his flying career. A number of years ago - David and I were skiing at Tremblant. We were skiing where we weren't supposed to ski. The patrol saw us and gave chase,...