DAVID SZABO

Mr & Mrs Szabo, Robert, Bryan, Michael, It is with great sadness that I came to find out that David had passed. I remember well babysitting the four boys while I was in high school - a lot of work but one I look back on with pride for the boys and fond memories. I wish I had a chance to know David as an adult as we are both civil engineers. Love to the family - Rob

So sorry for your loss. Take care.

Dear Ann and Bob My deepest heartfelt condolences. David was very special and his memory will be with us forever. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to be part of your family this past 40+ years.

I'm so sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure of getting to know Dave and working with him in San Diego over the past few years. Dave was a very kind, compassionate, and good man. I enjoyed the time I was able to spend with him and he will be greatly missed. It was always clear how much he loved his family back home. I think about him often and pray for your family. May he rest in peace.

Dear Ann and Robert, I am so sorry to hear the news of David. I remember him as a youth, a classmate of my daughter Whitney when we all lived at River Falls. I am still in Potomac. Whitney lives in Virginia. It is so sad when our young ones do not outlive us. I certainly extend my condolences and deepest sympathy to you. Donna Rae Smith (formerly Donna Colella)

Dear Ann and Robert, Please accept my condolences. David was a good man and I was fortunate to know him and enjoyed all my time with him. He always made me laugh and he never got mad at anything and always had a smile. It was as if he knew something we did not and made the best of any situation. He will be missed. I loved him and know that everyone who knew him loved him too. RIP David Szabo Christopher Ilmberger

Dear Ann and Robert, Please accept my condolences on behalf of our family. It was always nice seeing David from time to time in San Diego, and to reminisce about our years on Horseshoe Lane. We always talked about him mowing lawns throughout River Falls (including our lawn) and my babysitting gigs, and how privileged we were to grow up in such a nice neighborhood where the families all hired each other's kids for odd jobs. Our family unfortunately also knows the pain of losing a child,...

RIP Dave.