David K. Park

We are thankful to have discovered this wonderful tribute to a life well lived & served. David graduated in 1958 from Manitou Springs High School, with top honors. David had many friends in the small town & school of Manitou Springs. David's entire class was filled with outstanding students, many that went on to great honors and fame. This 2013 year marks the 55th anniversary of the graduation of the class of 1958. I have prepared a great tribute on David in our "GONE, Yet Not Forgotten" book of classmates from backin the 1920's until current. Most classmates had lost contact with David and have inquired of him many years. Thankful this is still available online. Our most sincere condolances go out to each and everyone of you in the family of David, along with his friends. Blessings to you all. May the good Lord hold and comfort you.

Just noticed that David had left us. I last spoke with him in May or June of 2010 while working on the 2010 National Scout Jamboree. I appreciated his friendship, the free shuttles to DFW, his sense of humor, and the love we shared for the BSA. RIP, sir. Thanks for the memories.

It has been one year , but your untimely passing has not been forgotten.

Your legacy , compassion and sense of humor deeply missed.

P.Kaye Bernard, Dallas.

Dave was my best friend in Park Slope-NY. Moved into our brownstones on Berkeley Pl the same day, across from each other. Was a real blessing to have him as a neighbor and companion for about seven years. Besides his guidance, compassion, wit and helping hands, I also grew to appreciate his fine cigars during our after dinner conversations. I loved the man. And the beautiful memories he has given me...that I will treasure till my last day.

To Emily & David, this is a bit late but we just heard about the passing of your dad. He was our across-the-street neighbor in Park Slope, NY, in the 1960s-early 70s. We left NY when I was 7. I caught up with your dad later at the Scout
Jamboree when I was in high school. I'm sure it is difficult to lose him. You & your families are in my prayers.

No one from the Parks Family will know who I am; however, I have heard much about David while growing up! My parents were friends with him while they lived in New York. I did meet David during a jamboree in the 1980s, and he was so nice! I am sorry to you, his family and friends, who will miss him so much. Sincerely, Victoria Bowermaster

My prayers are with you and your family, Emily. I always remember you speaking so fondly of your father and I send my best to you all at this difficult time. I am sure he is in heaven looking down on you all.

My sincere prayers and thoughts to the Park family - Mr. Park a great colleague and friend - His presence ,humor , thoughtfulness will be missed-
" While we are mourning the loss of our friend , others are rejoicing to meet him behind the veil " - John Taylor

Paula K Bernard (Dallas, TX )
Boy Scouts of America

Lynne, I am so sorry to hear of David's passing. It has been many years since we last talked but I have fond memories of when we were all young and working at Milbank Tweed. I have lived in Dallas for 38 years and would love to hear from you and see you.

Dad, you were solid, strong and principled. The best Father-in-Law a man could ask for. We feel your presence everyday. Please be close with us now and let your spirit give us strength in these difficult days. God bless you and keep you always.

Our prayers and thoughts are with you David, Lynne, Emily and Anthony.
Francis and Augusta Anne Przygoda, Hoboken, NJ

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

It was a privilege to know Mr. Park; his wit and humor will be much missed here at the BSA National Office. His family is in our prayers.

Words can't adequately express my deep felt sorrow for your loss. Just know that David lives on in each and every one of us. Cherish your memories and celebrate his life. You're in my thoughts and prayers.

Mr. Park will be missed at the BSA National Office. We have lost a good friend. I'm certain that many thoughts & prayers go out to the family. May you be comforted in your great loss.

Knowing what kind of a son he raised, I have no doubt he was a tremendous man. My prayers are with him.

All my condolences to the Park family. I didn't know Mr. Park, but I know his son, and that great a guy doesn't come about unless he's brought up by another great guy. Through his life, and all the lives Mr. Park touched, he lives on.

My most heart felt condolences to the entire Park family. May you find comfort in one another to sustain you through the loss of an incredible man. He has left his mark on this earth and it is through you, his family. My prayers and thoughts are with you.

I miss you Daddy ... I thought I would sign this online guest book and just say that I am thinking of you tonight, knowing that you are with God.
Love,
Emily