David Roger Bye

Karl and Jean, I just heard of your untimely loss. What a sad thing to bury your child. He sounds like a beautiful person in his soul. He looks like you, Karl. I will pray for him and also for you two that you get through this devastating time. I wish there were words of comfort I could give you, but this is difficult for all concerned.

Dear Lynn and Paul,

I am so sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathies to you all and to your parents Lynn. You are all in my prayers. Love always Patsy and family

Dear Lynn and Family,

Thinking of you guys and extending my deepest sympathies to you during such a difficult time.

Dear Jean and Karl you have my deepest sympathy in the lost of your son David. You are in my prayers. Diana Tibbetts

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Bye family. May David find peace in heaven.





(From the Heinz/Jackson family tree)

Karl and Jean,

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. David sounds like a wonderful person. I wish I had known him. Be comforted in the knowledge that you will meet again in the next life.

I did not have the pleasure to know you personally Dave...but I knew "of" you...You were the guy behind the sound board at the Brick House...the place where everyone sounded great. I had made a few informal inqueries about "who was the guy that ran sound" at the Brick House... "I wanted to know this guy. He has talent." I had hopes of meeting you, but I never took the opportunity to introduce myself and express my similar love for music. The lesson learned...Seize the day. A lot of bands will never again sound so good. You will be missed. Vaya con Dios. pwg

Dave was one of the kindest and most thoughtful people I've ever had the honor of spending time with. We'll miss his humor and compassion, and are better people for having known him.

Warmest regards,

To The Family of David Bye,



In the brief moment that I met him and got to talk to him it was immediately apparent to me how passionate David was in all his endeavors. The expression of joy on his face at helping others; from painstakingly using his art as a sound technician to bring out the best in each and every band on stage to raising money and awareness of Prune Belly Syndrome. That joy was real and tangible. One of God’s creations has come home to rest in His hands. The heavenly choir of angels now have a new sound man and their voices will be heard all the more sweetly with Dave behind the board.



God Bless and Peace,



Kurt Walker

with respect to the family we are sorry to hear of the lost but always remenber the person that has brought you joy and happiness to your live he will always live on the the merories.

Wanda & Family, We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Dave, Melanie & Tyler

Dave and I worked as partners in the carpenter's union back in the late 70's or early 80's. I'll always remember his love for music. He turned me on to a lot of great bands.

No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.

Our whole family is deeply saddened to learn of your loss. May you find comfort knowing others care.

you will be missed!

On behalf of the Security Staff at the Brickhouse I would like to send our condolences to Dave's family. Personally, I had alot of great conversations with Dave during the 6 months I worked with him. He will be missed. It's not the same without you pal!



Hammer

Dave, I just spoke with you last Friday as you worked sound on our show with the Molenes. You had recently returned from vacation, and we all had missed you at the Brick House. We have been playing at The Dover Brickhouse since it opened, and I willalso rememebr your gentle but direct demeanor. You always did your best for us, and for the club. I am thankful that we had the opportunity to work with you one more time, a mere two days before your passing. Be in peace brother...