David Borden Tidmore

Borden I recall our fun parties and times at Tulane and the Beta house. We called you Borden back then in the 60s not David. Anyway sympathies to your family and loved ones. Godspeed good friend. - Angus Lind Tulane Class of 1966.

I am so sorry to learn of Borden's passing. He was a Beta fraternity brother of mine at Tulane. I remember him as a very personable and witty guy, who told it like it is; I certainly do remember him for arranging the Irma Thomas performance, an entertainment coup over all the other fraternities at the time.

My deepest sympathies to the family and, to Brother Borden,
Yours in -kai-
Bill McWilliams

Please accept my sentiments and profondes condoleances for your father's life devoted to passionate journeys, and the celebration in the positive impact of his life. I met him at a historical event and via my uncle who played golf events with him. Adieu et bon voyage.

I have great memories of Borden and Lou Lou and of all the fun we had over the years, dining, dancing, parading, and playing bridge. He and Doug also loved golfing. My condolences to Chris.

I offer you my condolences. I won´t forget the times I have talked to him.

In reference to the $1.1M bid bond that Dave wrote for our California operation.....Thanks to Dave's dedication to his customers, that bond was key in helping us secure a very nice job that will help employee many of our great employees & their families. I'm very sorry to hear about his passing, i'll be praying for the family.

Dave was passionate and proud in all he did and and believed in and it showed. It was an honor and pleasure to know and work with him.

Because through cards and a smile one can say a little or that another never played with a full deck Danke gracias merci and thank you.

My condolences for the loss of your father. With deepest sympathy