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May 11, 2006
It is always so sad to hear that someone has passed away, especially a person you went to school with. We had many classes together and he was always very nice to me. My deepest sympathies.
Yvonne Flores
Milby Class '84
Maria Castillo Rodriguez
May 11, 2006
I am sorry to hear about the loss to the Olivares family, I met David at Deady Jr High, he was a grade higher then me, but I met him through friends, I remember that tall skinny guy, always laughing and joking, he was my escort in the first 15th I stood in fun. Then when we went on to Milby, he was still the same, he graduated a year before me in 84 I would see him in the summer and he was still the same old guy from Jr high, as the years went on people loose touch with old friends, never saw after that, but I know that he was and will always be that silly guy from Jr High, Mr & Mrs. Olivares, I am so sorry for you loss also to the wife and kids, you all will be in my prayers at all time, God was ready to take his son home to be at his side.
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