David E. Shay

We would like to thank all who sent their thoughts,stories and prayers. My father will be greatly missed, he was a positive influence on many people and has impacted many. I was always proud to be named after my father, and i carried on that tradition naming my son David Tyler.I would not be where i am today without the example set by my dad. He worked wo give our family what he could, sending me to college and helping my late sister Lisa. From growing up as a kid all i wanted to do was to be...

i miss you a lot.

fROM ANONOMYS

dear cousin kay and family
i am sorry to hear about cousin dave and i am goin' to miss cousin dave alot and he will be missed very much to the family..


love lisa sargent and kids

Sgt. Dave Shay was one of a few people that I have truly respected. A man who made a difference in this life and left a lasting mark. He will never be forgotten.
It is said that Saint Peter guards the Gates of Heaven but it will be Dave that will be letting you in.
My most deepest sympathies to Kay and Family.

Cousin Kay and family,
We will all miss Cousin Dave a lot.May our prays be with your and your family for your lost.

Cousin Kay and family,
Sorry for your lost of your husband.May my prays be with the you and your fanily.I will miss Cousin Dave a lot.

I was very sorry to hear about the passing of Dave Shay. I got to know him after he retired and I was the Borough Manager. He helped me fight for better pensions for the Stroudsburg retirees. He was a man of great integrity and he was a gifted storyteller that always made it a pleasure for him to visit my office.

god be with the shay family in the passing of there father and husband and grandfather

God Bless you Sgt.Shay. May God be with you in your time of loss and may he comfort youto The Shay Family,
I remember when my son was in 3rd grade, Sgt. Shay came to visit the kids @ The Morey School and he was there to talk about saftey. Acouple of days went by and it was in the paper he got hurt in the line of duty down on main street and broke his arm,my son then took a card to school and had all the kids in his class sign it. We sent it to the Police Station. He was so gratefull for...