David J. Kremstein
1950 - 2025
David J. Kremstein
1950 - 2025
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David is survived by his daughter, Kari Brennan (Jamie), his cherished grandchildren Lucy, Emma, and Jack, and his sister Marian Waligore (Eddie), along with their children Mark, Lisa (Rob Critelli), and Jason (Jenn).
He was predeceased by his sister Jeanette Inverso in 2019 and is survived by her husband Robert Inverso and their children Nicole and Chris Inverso.
David was born in Philadelphia to Morton and Rose Kremstein (nee Panichelli). His family moved to Cherry Hill in 1956. He went on to earn an MBA from Temple University and built a successful career in the Mortgage Industry.
David was known for his quick sense of humor, hearty laugh, and his smile that lit up any room. He was a kind and generous man of integrity. David was an avid cook and a mean drummer and dancer.
David was my best teacher of the 12 and 12, and I will miss him terribly.
To our family and friends, new and old, thank you for all of your love, support, and prayers.
A celebration of David's life is being planned.
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Bonnie cain
July 11, 2025
When I first met David I was afraid of him. He was bold, dressed nice and some people said arragant. I never knew if he was serious or teasing me but we became buddies and him and Linda watched over me. I loved David and will miss him. He gave me a nickname and called me bonbon. That´s how I knew he liked me!
Ella Dunmeyer
July 3, 2025
We will always remember Dave and his witty sense of humor. Sometimes he would look at a situation and say something so funny, completely irreverent, but absolutely spot on! There are so many stories... He was wise and caring and a natural-born comedian. We missed both Linda and Dave when they moved, but now it feels like a light left the earth and joined the night sky. He will be fondly remembered. Much love, Frank and Ella
Thomas Crampton
June 30, 2025
Dave was one of a kind who taught me how to live one day at a time. A friend who would give it to you straight. Loved his sense of humor.He will never be forgotten in my lifetime. Love Tom n Gina
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