David E. Whiting

Michele:
I just wanted to take the opportunity to express my deepest sympathy. I am so sorry for your loss and the fact that I was not able to be there for the services. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Michele,
It only took a short time to see that Dave loved you more than anything. Remember his love and know that above all else he wanted you happy. You both have touched so many lives and we will be there to support you in this trying time. Have Faith and you will get through.

Dave was a very special person and I will miss him very much.He was my best friend's best friend and one true love.

Dave was a quiet and gentle man who's love for his wife was very apparent. We enjoyed his company at social events and it just won't be the same without him. We'd like to offer our sincere sympathy to the entire family. May cherished memories of Dave comfort you now and remain with you always.

Dave and I started at Berg within a few days of each other, 28 years ago. We also got terminated 6 months later, and then re-hired again another 9 months after that. We worked on the drafting boards together for many years before moving on to CAD work, and eventually, engineering. For many years, we made annual archery hunting trips together to Ken Baugher's cabin in Potter County, back in the 70's. Dave was the guy I and others went to with questions about auto repairs. He knew his stuff....

Michele,
It seems there's very little anyone can say or do to ease the loss of one who meant so very much to you, but may you find some comfort in the sorrow that you bear, Just knowing that there are many hearts that undertand and care. My deepest condolence go out to you and your family.

Love,

Tania