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Margaret Rohlwing
May 20, 2008
So very sorry to learn of David's passage. We used to have so much fun playing together as children. I have many fond memories of Richard, David and Don.
Love to all the family
Cousin, Margaret(Gorman)Rohlwing
Roxie (Crosson) Steve Lanier
May 19, 2008
Kathleen, Todd, Carol and Family,
We are sorry to hear of your loss. We have many good memories of Dave. Please know your family is in our thought and prayers.
Ruby Lyon
May 19, 2008
Dear Kathleen, Carol, Todd & all the family,
I am so saddened to hear about David. I am fortunate to have met you & be your friends for many years. We certainly had lots of fun times together, camping, canoeing,
hunting & fishing. I will treasure those memories always!
Please know I am thinking of you with Deepest Sympathy,
Jo Maugh
May 18, 2008
Kathleen, Carol, Todd, Kay, Trish and all the family, my prayers and thoughts are with you.
I am thankful for having had the privideledge of knowing your wonderful family for the last number of decades. David was always so considerate of everyone from spoonbill snaggin to palying pool or poker in your home.
Marilyn Gorman
May 18, 2008
Dear Kathleen, Carol, Mark, Tod, Beverly & families, Kay & husband, Trish, John, Shelly, Steve, Mary & Jennifer, & families--So sorry to hear the news about David.
David was one of the best. When I was a little kid, we would ride the train to KC and stay with Leo & Catherine & family on Quincy. When they moved to College, we all lived in the same neighborhood and grew up at the same time. I went to grade school and 1 year of high school with David. I believe David and I are next to each other in our freshman year book.
Kathleen, I remember when you first came to work for SSA [before you and David were married]. I was already working for SSA and you asked me if I knew David Gorman. I remember your wedding shower, [Hilda gave you an ironing board but brought a picture of it to the shower as it was too big to lug up the street from her house], your wedding, etc. There have been so many good times as well as the sad times, and this is one of those sad times. However, you and David set the standards for lives well lived and loved. Can't believe you were married 44 years, as it seems that we are not old enough to have done anything for 44 years. I am so glad that you and David had that time together, even though another 50 years could not have been enough.
You know you have the support of the whole family, even though words are not adequate at times like this [like the priest said at your mother's funeral.] Deepest sympathy,
judi morgan
May 18, 2008
Kathleen and Family,
I am so sorry to hear about David. I really enjoyed seeing you and David at our school reunion. If prayers will help you have mine. Judi Morgan
Linda Bailey
May 18, 2008
Kathleen & family -
We are so sorry for your loss. Please know Albert and I have you in our hearts and prayers.
Linda & Albert Bailey
Peculiar, MO
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