David Plank

Very sad to hear this- we loved his stories too including the ones about Patsy Kline- loved his humor too & how much he appreciated our music....miss you Davy!

I grew up across the street from his grandmother Della. I have may fond memories of her and his visits to see her. Bill certainly had good stories. I am sorry to hear of his passing.

We had the pleasure and privilege of getting to know "Bill" through renting his log cabin adjacent to French Creek State Park. He did not want to rent to anyone with kids or dogs, but we had a two-year old and a Rottweiler, and after he met both he changed his mind, that's how kind he was. He liked raiding my frig for leftovers (I loved that) and always checked in on me while my husband was traveling. God bless him.....he was truly one of a kind; someone you never forge.

Bill was my neighbor growing up and my brother's-Garth-best friend. Lots of laughter driving to and fro the Hay Creek Festivals, the breakfast chats, etc. I'm truly going to miss that....

Debbie, sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. Thoughts and Prayers for you and your family.

Davey is a cherished friend and fellow Hay Creek member. I will never forget his stories about Patsy Cline, or how much he appreciated my music. Rest in peace, old friend.

Bill was my father's best friend from high school and a friend to our family ever since. He was kind, fun, engaging, entertaining, interesting, and a faithful friend. I'm happy to have known him.