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Merrill Oakes
October 17, 2017
Kristin & Jennifer: I just learned from another Sun colleague that your dad passed away. So sorry to hear about that. We were on the same team from 1999 to about 2004. I made a few trips to Knoxville (I live in Atlanta) and he showed me around town, and we spent a few hours on his amazing dock just relaxing. We shared the love of cycling, I remember when he got is first custom rig (from TX I think), we always discussed riding together, but never did. We lost touch a few years after Sun. I was always impressed on how smart he was, and how he saw through things and was usually 10 steps ahead . . . but he was always kind enough to slow down and catch me up Even though I hadnt spoken to him in quite a while, Im really sad to hear about this, and wanted to let you know that he made an impact and spoke of you all often.
Maxwell Calloway
September 10, 2017
Kristin and Jennifer: I just learned from the ATO newsletter (Sept. 2017 issue) that you Dad passed away. David and I were very close at Tennessee and shared many wonderful times. Sadly, when I graduated from UT, we lost contact, much to my sorrow. I remember, however, that one of the happiest times of his life (probably #1 for sure) was when his precious daughters Jennifer and Kristin came into this world; I was there with David and your mother when you were christened. You may still have two small sterling goblets that I gave to David and your mother that glorious day. I hope that someday I 'll have the opportunity to meet you and share my memories...wonderful memories of your Dad. My God bless you and may God bless your Dad. Blessings, Maxwell Calloway
Lisa Armstrong
March 10, 2012
Kristen, I'm so sorry about your dad. My heart goes out to you and your family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
bob simons
March 5, 2012
We are so very sorry for your lose. Our prays are with your family.
Angela Fox
March 5, 2012
David was fiercely competitive and even more fiercely compassionate...no matter how far ahead he rode, he always came back for those left behind. Speaking from personal experience...sometimes very far behind.
March 1, 2012
Dear Kristen and Jennifer, Mike and I want to tell you how very sorry we are about the death of your father. I know you will miss him dearly as he was such a big part of your life. Just know that Mike and I are keeping both of you in our thoughts and prayers. We love you both.
Judy and Mike
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