David Peter Langlois

David was my mentor from 2001 to 2005 and I sat next to him as a young associate at Piper Marbury eventually DLA Piper. he was everything described above I am sure, but to me he was a patient mentor and sounding board whose opinions I valued immensely. A consumate gentleman and youthful spirit with an unwavering sense fo fairness and humility. Thoughts and prayers with his family and may we all be a little more like David.

As David's next door neighbor for almost 27 years, I heard the news and read the obituary with a heavy heart. David talked to us about many things (some of his favorites were the mailman, the darn NJ Transit schedule, etc.). But what he talked about most of all (with unbridled pride and love) was his children, and grandchildren. Their happiness, achievements and lives were the center of most of our chats. While it is true that he "loved the law", that love did not hold a candle to his love of his family.

We will miss him.

Chester & Helen

Dear Family,
I was deeply saddened to learn of David's passing.
I considered him a man of honor, a solid law partner, and a reliable friend. May he rest in peace.

Judge William F. Kuntz II

Dear family,

I'm sorry for your loss. I enjoyed my many visits with David in NYC and in NJ, as a member of Providence College advancement office. He was proud of his family, his education and enjoyed talking about PC, including basketball.

May memories comfort you during sad times. You are in my prayers.

Maureen Donaghey PC '86

Dear Alex and Becky, I am so very sorry for your father's passing. God rest his soul and comfort yours. With sympathy, Bill Zuppa

As a former colleague of Dave's, the news was sad indeed. Dave was admirably warm and even-keeled. His professional skills and collegiality meant that his clients and colleagues were always in good hands. However much he enjoyed his time at Milgrim Thomajan, we more so for having had him with us.
Roger Milgrim June 28, 2023

My sympathies to the family. David was a member at Madison Golf Club where I worked for his last few years of membership. He was always a gentleman. I enjoyed our many talks over a wide range of topics. He was my main source of information on coffee. He will be missed by many. God bless.

I was so very sorry to hear of the passing of your dad, brother, granddad, uncle, and friend. I knew David while growing up around the corner on Sherbrooke Ave in Hartford. He was one of the kindest people I remember from those times spent around the kitchen table on Hillside Ave. His work ethic was amazing he bagged groceries at Finest where my dad worked and drove a Good Humor truck in the summer.
I remember vividly at his parents 50th wedding anniversary party his mom introducing him as my son the lawyer, she was so proud of him and all her children and grandchildren. He came from a special family and he will be missed.
Although it´s been many years since I´ve of the pleasure of his company the memories are still alive and will always make me smile.
I am sorry he has left what seems too soon and I realize how hard it will be to not have him around, but the memories you all share will always keep him alive in your hearts. He was special and I am so happy that I knew him.
My sincere condolences,
Joanie

My condolences to the entire family. I was a client of David's for several years via my firm, Vitol, and David was not just a trusted advisor to and defender of our business - he became a friend. I've seen him work magic in words and deeds and he never failed to attack the problem at-hand with optimism and creativity and then, tell a good joke or sharing a teaching moment about the event we'd just navigated together. Farewell my friend.