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David Bonacci Obituary
Dave was a successful businessman who never forgot his humble beginnings in Plumville. He loved his dogs, and he loved your dogs. Dave would probably not remember your name and call you Buddy, but he'd know your dog's name and always had a pocketful of biscuits to give out.
Dave will be remembered for his love of fish stories, growing his tomatoes and garlic, leek picking and mushroom hunting.
He loved McKean County and his memories of his childhood family camp by Red Bridge. Dave was happy to have made McKean County his retirement home.
Per Dave's express wishes, there is no viewing or service. Everyone that knew Dave, knew that he lived his life on his own terms.
Dave leaves behind his wife, Claudia of 30 years, his son Jim and wife Christine, many wonderful friends, his fishing buddies, his precious dog, Nina, precocious cat, Tux and many grandpuppies.
If you wish to honor Dave, give a biscuit to a dog, pick up trash on a stream or buy a stranger a beer.
Online condolences can be expressed at www.cummingsfh.com.
The Cummings Funeral Home Inc. is in charge of arrangements.
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Brock Heigley
January 5, 2022
Many great memories of hunting and fishing together. You will be greatly missed.
Tom Morris
December 22, 2021
Our family´s drilling company drilled many wells for Dave. His passion for oil and gas provided many jobs for a lot of people.
Rest is peace Dave.
Thanks again,
Tom
Joe and Linda Camas
December 17, 2021
Claudia and family,
We are sorry to hear about Dave's passing. We always visiting with you and Dave at the marina. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Louanne Varholick
December 16, 2021
My Uncle David was my mother's brother. He nicknamed me Lou Lou and it was my nickname on my mother's side of the family since that time. I loved his smile, laugh and blue eyes. We both had blue eyes like Grandma Bonacci who was Polish. I am glad he lived in Kane that is where my Grandfather Louis and his first generation immigrant family had a diner where they all worked the business. This was long before my time and Uncle David's time too but was part of the family legacy.
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