David L. Yandrasitz

My deepest sympathy to Dave’s family so saddened to here of his passing.Dave was a wonderful person ,may he Rest In Peace.

Sad to see the passing of Dave. My condolences to all of his family.
We had many fun times together. I remember one really special time.
Dave got the use of the Bank's box at the Baseball Stadium in between
Wilkes-Barre and Scranton. The Phillies AAA team was still there at the
time. A bunch of us went, and it was great. Even had a meet and greet with some Eagles Cheerleaders. I also remember competing at Croquet, we had so much fun. Rest in Peace Dave.

Scott, Lisa, Haley and Kayla,

I am so sorry to hear about Dave's passing. I did not know him well, but when we did speak, I knew he was such a genuine person and that he truly cared about others. I know it is difficult, but in these tough and sad days, trust in the Lord that Dave is in a better place in heaven. Rest in Peace, Dave!

one of the best at everything. rest in peace brother.

Tighe and I are so very sorry to hear of Dave’s death. Neil and Dave had a wonderful friendship ! Neil spoke with Dave everyday and he would keep us informed of Dave’s wellness. What a great guy with a great attitude. Our sincere condolences, Tighe and Kathy Scott

Rest In Peace Dave. You will be remembered as a gentleman, consummate professional and friend.

I met Dave in high school when we would play our annual Thanksgiving weekend game of tackle football on the Coplay athletic field (the Central Catholic kids would pit Coplay and Catty vs. Allentown). He was a friend for many years and he was truly a kind and sincere person.

While he was a client of my accounting practice, he always made time to personally connect with my children. We shared mutual clients over the years when he was affiliated with the banks.

Dave was...

We didn't personally know David, but knew of his kindness to my sister, Ida. He was always there to give her any kind of help that she needed. Ida always spoke so lovingly and kindly of David. Our sincere condolences to his family.

Dear Yandrasitz family, my deepest sympathy for your loss. Dave and I were long time friends and , later in life, banking co-workers. We shared experiences that covered a lot of territory . A more friendly, honorable and genuine person would be hard to find. In recent years our reminiscing talks after church services at St. Peters left no topic untouched. Most importantly, his love for his nieces was always present. Dave, so sorry to lose you . May you Rest in Peace in the...