David L. Wells

So sorry Dean for your loss. Condolences to you and your family. I've met your dad years ago but seemed I new more of who he was through your stories and updates on him. A good man Dean. You did a great job with his care. Sorry I could not be there. My thoughts and prayers with you and your family. Time does heal.

I am a Video Monitor Tech at Baystate, we all watched over him to keep him safe, he became part of our family. He had a fun personality and was quite intelligent. Deeply sorry for your loss. Sincerely,

Dave will be missed in the complex sitting on his porch He was always welcoming and smiling Dean and Family my sincere condolences

I served with Dave in the 58th APS at Westover Air Force Base in Chicopee. I had transferred do the Air Force from another branch of the military and Dave mentored me during my transition from the Marines and the Army National Guard.He was the go to guy in the squadron when some one needed help with aerial port operations. His patience and demeanor was a resource for the entire squadron.God bless!

I was sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. Your parents are back together and celebrating Valentine's Day. Although they're gone, their many years of shared memories will always be with me.

TSgt. David L. Wells has now taken his final flight on the wings of an eagle. With that I give him a slow heartfelt "hand salute". Hand Salute !!! SMSgt. Paul A. Bergeron (retired) Westover ARB.

A heartfelt thank you for your service. Rest In Peace.