David J. Washington

A memory I have of Dave is when he and my father carried a coal furnace out of our basement together. The thing was enormous, but those two muscle men carried it out like it was a piece of paper. He also did a great job with many keys at the Justice center. He was a kind cousin and I'd always catch up with him when I'd see him at the Irish festival every summer. My sympathy to Maureen and Dave and in closing, Dave thank you for your service to our nation

Condolences from the James P Reiss family

Dear Maureen and young David. I certainly am very sad to read of Dave´s passing. He did so many favors for our church and Father G. He was one of life´s good guys and brought happiness to so many. I am now 90 years old and no longer drive so I can´t pay my respects to you in person but I am keeping you in my heart. So very sorry for your great loss. He loved you both so much.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

David, was a student at St. Rose Parish School a year behind me & my twin, Art. When our Parish closed, he helped organize a monthly meeting for all of our classes & neighbors to come together and enjoy great memories and laughter along with a million photos and good old friendship. Thank you, David, for being you and sharing life's good times with all of us. Peaceful Love to all your family. Rest in Peace, Sr. Audrey Rose Koch, CSJ

Thank you for your very brave service to our country ! God bless you

I have many memories of Dave growing up as his first cousin. I always thought he looked so much like my father. The last time I saw him was at my brother Michael´s wedding. RIP Dave you were always the life of the party at Jank and Patsy´s parties.

Maureen and David, Bon and I are so sorry to hear about cousin Dave. He was a good man. I used to run into him "bluthering" at Fragapane Bakery. You are in our prayers. Mary (Liza) and Bob Flood