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David Lemberger Obituary
David Lemberger died February 7th of covid. Born in New York on April 24th, 1946 to Max and Ida Lemberger, he graduated from Fallsburg Central HS in 1964 and earned a degree in Anthropology from the University of Buffalo.
David had a lifelong thirst for facts and knowledge, and could converse on almost any topic. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Louis, and sister Rosalind. He is survived by his loving husband Donald Heurlin; sister-in-law Karen Belsky; nieces Harriet Schor and Margo Lemberger; great-nieces Alyssa and Meryl Schor; nephews Bruce and Andy Pavloff; great-nephews Matthew and Adam Pavloff, and a great-grandnephew; cousin Norma Lemberger, and his cherished extended family in the Buddhist community of Milwaukee, where he served as district leader. He is loved, and will be missed.
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Harriet (Lemberger) Schor
June 26, 2023
I love you and miss you, Uncle David . Harriet
Lisa and Heidi Walter, Dave Hilker and Dave Hillstrom
March 9, 2021
Dear Donald and David's Family,
We are heart broken at the loss of our Dear Friend David. He was a kind, gentle and sweet soul. And one of the funniest, wittiest persons we had the pleasure of calling our friend. We cherished every moment we got to spend with him. We ache for more of those precious moments. We will miss him forever and he will eternally live in our hearts and memories.
You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Lisa, Dave, Heidi, Dave
Al Bailey
March 1, 2021
To Donald Heurlin and Family of David Lemberger :
Please allow me to offer my deepest condolences on the passing of your husband and relative, David.
I am wholeheartedly praying for his repose, while remembering Mr. Lemberger's precious life and contributions as a pioneer of American Kosen-rufu (world-peace) with the greatest respect.
Sincerely,
Al Bailey
Mary Nelson
February 28, 2021
Although toughest for those of us left behind here on earth, be comforted that we will be together with David again. Rest easy for now my dear friend. I will never forget you.
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