Joseph Belchic

I worked with David at Union Texas Petroleum in late 80s. He was personal friend too as we were same age. I also loved to travel. So sorry to learn of his passing

I just received my copy of the Culver Alumni Magazine and was saddened to read this about David. I was in his Cabin (#34) at Culver Woodcraft Camp in the Summer of 1971, when he was the regimental commander. I can vividly remember him getting the rank that day. My sincere condolences to his family.

I was so saddened to hear about Davids passing. I met David when I was pregnant and on bed rest with my now six year old son William Page Keeton. I would sit up at the Houston Racquet Club pool with my feet up and he would swim laps for hours and yell, "How's the pregnant lady today?" and "How's the baby cooking?' he would make me laugh and that's how we got to know each other and became friends. He was such a dear and never met a stranger. I am just sorry we have lost touch over the past...

I just found out about David's passing. I haven't seen him for the past few years, but we spent a lot of time with him at HRC. He will be remembered as being kind to everyone. He will be dearly missed!

My Texan Friend

Memories of..... long dinners at Beryl, Hiking the Lake District, Acapulco, Paros Island Greece, Grosvenor Antiques fair ....
Rest in Peace.
You will be sorely missed.

With Both Feet,

Your English Friend,

Marcus

January 25th 2020

Wonderful Friend with a big Heart. My deepest sympathies.

Kiki