David Render

David was an amazing uncle. He made sure our visits were memorable and fun. He had great taste in music, and I always looked forward to the CDs he and Candy would send. He introduced me to artists like The Talking Heads and The Black Keys, which blew my mind as a teenager and continue to be some of my favorites. It breaks my heart that he won't get to host another 4th of July BBQ, but I am so grateful to have had him as an uncle. He will be greatly missed.

I remember David as a fun loving person.
We had some good times as youngsters and got into a little mischief
as young men will do.
I'll always remember him as my friend of the past.
My sympathy to the family.
God Bless

Rest in peace my friend and may you go on all those adventures that were in you mind when we were kids. Phil Ingersoll

Dave and I spent most days of our youth together; either in school or summer days looking for adventure. Unfortunately, we grew apart when I went to Spalding and he went to Woodruff. I am grateful for his friendship growing up. Rest in Peace, Dave and God Bless his family!

My brother, David, and I have been buddies ever since we were young. We hung around the same neighborhood kids, played outside games, walked our dog, Jack, to the river, and sometimes got into trouble at the same time with mom. Growing up with David as my friend was a lot of fun, but it was because he was the one with the creative and sometimes crazy ideas. As an adult, David was the one to have us over for family reunions and barbecues. He loved listening to music in the backyard while...