David M. Pugh

Hi Dad,
I miss you. Your memory keeps me going during finals week.

We miss you, David, Black Hawk Camp! Bill and Frank

We miss you David.......

The Pugh Family,

It was my pleasure many years ago to have worked with David, and to know him as a friend as well. My husband, George, another "Perry County Boy", and I, like all who knew Dave, are so very saddened at his passing. In the days ahead we pray you will take comfort in the strength and support of family and friends who share your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Les and George Weaver

I was so sad to learn of Dave's passing. He was an "old" friend--we were Susquenita classmates from 7th grade through Graduation. He was one of the 4 guys in my shorthand class. I always looked forward to seeing him at our class reunions. My sympathy to his wife, daughter, and siblings.

Dear Family,

We were so saddened to hear the news about David's passing. Although, we haven't seen him in many years, we have fond memories of him and the other members of the Pugh family.

By reading the guest book, we can see that he was a wonderful husband and father and very well-liked by his colleagues - he continued to live his life as we remember him.

Please accept our sincere condolences.

Love,

Judi, Andrea, and Al

Dear Sharon & Mary Kathryn: David will be deeply missed by all who knew him, worked with him and Richard and I will never forget him. He was a loyal friend, and a truely very wonderful man. God Bless.

I worked with Dave for a number of years and had the utmost respect for him. He displayed the utmost in professionalism and committment to his colleagues and the company he worked for. His great love for Sharon and Mary Kathryn was apparent every day in the way he spoke about them. It was obvious they were the center of his life.

In my last job working with Dave, few people knew of the personal committments and sacrifices he made to benefit the people who worked for him. I...

Sharon and Mary Kathryn.

We only met briefly, however I had the privilege of working at the same place as your dear husband and dad did for the past few years.

I am so sorry for our loss, although I am aware that yours is much, much greater than mine.

Dave was a quiet, sincere man who had a tremendous work ethic. His integrity and personal fortitude in coming in to work every day until he actually had to go to the hospital tells volumes of the type of...