DAVID LADD WOLLENWEBER

I wish he was still alive just to tell him that it wasn't his fault.

Dear Becky and Mark,
I have just learned of this tragedy. I remember meeting David when I visited for tea. He was just a young boy but his spirit and energy filled the space between us. I will hold you
all in the light.
Love,
Victoria Tefft

I just found out about David's death. I'm still in a state of shock and disbelief. I first met Dave in Providence outside of as220, and we soon became friends. Whenever I went to a show, he was a familiar face that was always happy to see me. We'd just hang out and talk about life, working, and music. Dave was a great and smart person; and I was truly lucky enough to know him. It just saddens me so much that I won't ever see him hanging outside another punk show, or walking around down town....

Mark, sorry for your loss. I'm thinking of you.

Rebecca:
I cannot imagine the pain of losing a child, please accept my most sincere condolences. May God guide you through this difficult and painful time of your life. You are in my prayers.

My heart aches with the knowledge that a kind, intellegent, caring, and talented man such as David is no longer with us in this world. I got to know David when he worked with me in my blacksmith's shop under a mentor program through The Met School. His passion and knowledge for creating were well beyond his years. David was always a pleasure to be around, his wit and sense of humor always lightened up the shop. I can still remember the joy in his eyes as we forged a hand axe that he would...

I have such fond memories of David as a child - he was a very bright spirit, and so smart and funny. I am so very sorry for your loss.

Love,
Gay Foster
Putney, VT

I have such fond memories of David as a child - he was a very bright spirit, and so smart and funny. I am so very sorry for your loss.

Love,
Gay Foster
Putney, VT

Dear Becky, I am so sorry. I can't begin to imagine what you and your family are going through. I wish I coud help you in some way.