David Unger

I worked for Paul and then his son David in the 2960´s David was not only brilliant but honorable I up front told him I was a dissident communist and that the FBI would come to get me fired and when they came he showed them the door Years later he said you were correct on the Vietnam war Astounding for a boss absolutely sparkling intellect Leslie G Friedman

There are no words to describe what an amazing man David was. I had the pleasure of knowing David For just over 40 years.
He TRULY made the MFRI companies one big family. I will always remember Mr. Unger.
My sincere condolences to all of David's family and friends. But take heart, that David's memory will live on through SO, SO MANY people.
God's Blessing to all...

We are so very sorry to hear of David's passing. No matter the circumstances or lengthy health issues, it is still hard to say good-bye to someone you love. We are so glad we had the opportunity to get to know David and his wife, Mickey through our daughter-in-law, Miriam. They were among the first of her large, large family to welcome us to the fold when she and our son, Ted, married. David and Mickey were both very quick to introduce us to everyone else and make sure we didn't feel...

David, you were the kindest, gentlest and most wonderful man I've ever known, and the greatest employer a person could ever hope to have. I will never forget how you affected and changed my life!


Dennis O'Shaughnessy

To David Unger's Family
Sending our deepest sympathy to your entire family. He was the patriarch of your clan, I know he will be missed by all of you especially his children and Sara his very devoted sister. I still think of the lovely Seder at his home last Spring it was a wonderful experience. With much love Cynthia Goldberg and Family.

To the Family of David Unger

Our deepest sympathy to the family. David (and Maxine) have been our next door neighbors since 1993, and their absence will forever be felt.

The last time, I sat next to David at his birthday celebration, he suggested that he wanted to know more about his neighbors. While the opportunity was limited, the heartfelt request will always be appreciated. May he Rest In Peace and quickly reunite with Maxine.

With love, David and Barb Shimberg