David Joseph Webster

As a childhood friend David and I were inseparable. He lived on White Street and I on Grove. David had hundreds of toy trucks and cars with which we played for hours in his back yard.We grew apart as we got older, and I moved away to pursue a career. I am so happy that I got to see him last yearat his residence in Willington. Rest in peace, Dave. You were a wonderful friend at an important time in life. Joseph H. Casello

So sorry to hear about Uncle Dave. May he rest in peace. So many wonderful stories about David and from David. And he had four great kids ! Debbie; DJ; Andy and Kenny (of course by now they probably go by Deborah, David, Andrew and Kenneth). Ha ! Good to see two of them recently at my mom's visitation. Wonderful memories of Uncle David and I must say ---wow---6 greatgrandchildren ! Thank you; God Bless; May David rest in peace with his sisters and brother. John Mrosek

Uncle Dave always had a smile! He was a good guy. Our mother, Elaine, cherished him.

My deepest sympathy to the family. I, along with a few of my many aunts and uncles, was a friend of the Webster family. I started out babysitting for Wuzzy's children--especially Kathy--when she was very young and ended up being David's secretary, apt. renter, bookkeeper, etc.etc.etc.! along with a bunch of other titles!! for a number of years. He was the best boss anyone could ever hope to have! God Bless Him!!! May he Rest In Peace. Sandy Hirth

My deepest condolences to the Webster family of your loss of David. We were members of the 'Cheerio Club' at the Rockville Elks Club. Dave was one of the good guys and always had a positive outlook on life. I will have Dave in my thoughts and prayers.

An amazing guy for his age. Enjoyed seeing him for our weekly game of cards. You will be missed and not forgotten Webby