N. David Povich

I was sad to hear of David's passing. I remember he had a great smile and laugh,was very kind to me

David told me how Eddie Yost (the Washington Senators third baseman) coached David on how to throw out the runner at first. I shared that advice with my grandson, Harry, who almost knocked out the first baseman with a speeding bullet throw. But my grandson really impressed his coach. David will be missed by all who knew him. Michael

My family moved to D.C. from Wisconsin for about 3 years. My father worked for the government, I attended Shepherd Park Elementary School from 4th grade thru 6th grade. David was in my class. He was a nice boy and a friend. And I am sure he grew up to be a good man. With sympathy to his family.

We are so sorry for your loss. David made many contributions to the Lisner Home while on the Board- for which we will be forever grateful. Connie- Your Lisner Family sends you our thoughts and prayers. Please know we are always here for you.

Goodbye to a man of exceptional ability and genuine kindness that was my mentor and friend. Thoughts of comfort and prayers to Family.

I have many sweet memories of you, David, Dee, and Hal in your younger days. May your own store of memories and loving family hold you at this time of loss.

I am so glad I got to know you thanks to your regular walks by the tennis court and my connection with the Washington Post. And I feel honored that your bench is right behind my house so I can think of you and your Buick fondly. My condolences to the family.

A dear cousin all my life; he will be remembered fondly and greatly missed.

David treated me like family from the first minute I walked in the door at Williams & Connolly. He taught me valuable lessons. He made it fun. I will miss him terribly.