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Nan Rinehart
May 10, 2010
I worked with Dave at Medco for many years and so enjoyed his sense of humor and genuine kindness. His perspective and compassion were traits I admired and tried to incorporate in not only my practice of pharmacy but in my personal life as well. May you find comfort in knowing how many lives Dave touched.
Lisa Lustgarten
May 4, 2010
Dear Virginia and family,
I can only imagine the sadness you feel at this time.I hope knowing how much your husband was loved and admired will somehow bring some comfort to your hearts. He will be missed,but will always be looking down from heaven and remain in your hearts. You are in my thoughts and prayers
Janelle Grubbs
May 4, 2010
Dave also know has "Huff-Daddy" at medco loved to joke with Dave Kromalic. I will always remember both of them cracking up making jokes between taking calls at work. Dave's sense of humor made the long work hours at medco enjoyable. His presence at medco will be missed.
Sarah Persinger
May 4, 2010
Dave was warm and witty and he had a great perspective on life. I enjoyed working with him and counted him as a friend. His strength while he was sick and his love for his family are an inspiration and I will miss him.
Jeff Hothem
May 4, 2010
Dave was a great friend who was devoted to his family. I really enjoyed his sense of humor. He had a way of keeping everything in perspective and I admired that about him. I will miss Dave terribly but I am truly blessed to have known him.
Andrea Hazen
May 4, 2010
God bless you and keep you, Dave! Your smile and genuine kindness will be missed immensely! Thoughts and prayers to your family in this difficult time!
Jonah Wysong
May 4, 2010
What can I say about Dave. First of all, he loved his family. He made it a point to only use half of his lunch time to eat and socialize, because the other half he was on the phone with his wife ... every day. It was obvious he loved her very much. He spoke often, and with much affection, about his children and his grandson. Dave also loved life. My fondest memories of Dave were the days that he and Jim Mears would crack jokes back and forth. He loved to cut up. Dave was a man who respected others and their views even if they didn't agree with his own. He got along with everybody. He will be truly missed here at Medco. He inspired many of us with his positive attitude as he battled the cancer. I really enjoyed getting to know him.
Jonah Wysong, co-worker
Mark Crowe
May 4, 2010
Our deepest sympathy to your family. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. Dave was truly a great man who always had a way of knowing just the right thing to say and was willing to help and listen to anyone who needed him. I will always remember his great sense of humor, hearty laugh and the way he kept life and work in perspective. He was a great family man who talked about his family constantly. We will all miss him.
In Sympathy
Mark and Angie Crowe and Family
Dave Kromalic
May 4, 2010
Dave was one of my few really good friends. i worked with him at Medco for many years. He was one of the reasons coming to work was bearable. We always laughed together, talked about sports, and most importantly muscle cars(shelby GT). But, what he talked about most was his wonderful wife Virginia, his kids, and grandchild. He loved his family dearly. We will all miss him terribly. From your good friend and co-worker, Dave Kromalic
Yvonne Herring
May 4, 2010
Virginia and family,
The obituary is such a lovely tribute to a wonderful man. He will be greatly missed. My heart is saddened that I won't be able to see his smile at work. I pray that God lifts your heavy hearts at this time and provides you with comfort that Dave is no longer enduring his illness and is using his musical talents in Heaven.
Love,
Yvonne
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