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Carlos Galvis
September 12, 2010
How much I miss David is immesurable. I send all my love to Shirley and his much beloved daughters. The world was much nicer with David in it.
Helena Lanning
September 12, 2010
David, David, David, how I will miss you. Your sense of place as a father, businessman and friend was superb. together with your inimitable humor. You led a remarkable life which ended the way of all our species, but wow, did you pack a lot into yours. Always, Helena x
Stephanie Perell
September 10, 2010
Dear Shirley, Jana, Amy, Lisa, Dory, Husbands and Grandchildren:
David will be in my heart forever as a warm and embracing force. Please accept my deepest sympathies in this time of sadness. Sending hugs and kisses until Sunday, Steph
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