David Pilinski

Thank you Dave for everything. Will have a toast at Bedford Bar for the good times

He was a formidable executive, a true leader, and a mentor. Most of all, he was a good man who led with humor and kindness above all else. I´ll always cherish our time together-especially those evenings at the Omni Viking Lakes bar, where I´ve never laughed so hard while learning so much. Rest in peace, DP.

I have fond memories of Dave from when he and Sandi lived across the street from us back in the 90s. He and Sandi were both young parents-Lindsey and Jeremy were really small back then. Dave and Sandi were great parents with precious children. Dave worked for my husband, Joe at Central Fright Lines. Even back then, Joe and I both knew Dave would be successful in anything he did. We were talking about opening our own business and I´ll never forget he used to tell me, "You gotta have money to make money". He always had a great business head. He was always a cut up and a delight to be around. Sandi and Dave were great neighbors. I lost Joe in May, 2024 to cancer and didn´t know Dave was sick until I heard he passed. I was so sorry to hear about it and will keep Sandi, Lindsey and Jeremy in my prayers. He was a good man.

It was a privilege to work for David. He always supported me and was great to discuss ideas with sincerity and humor. We will miss him.

You will be missed Uncle David. Thank you for showing me genuine love. You truly were a good decent man. I love you.

Oh Lindsay, I am so very sorry for the loss of your apparently incredible dad. I had one, too, so it´s easy to identify. His obituary makes me feel I knew him.
He was so blessed to have a sweet daughter that adored him and a most precious " sweet pea"
Prayers for you and your family to continue cherishing memories with him

Will always remember Dave and all the good times we had at the lake. Gone too soon. We will always love and cherish those memories. Our prayers are with you Sandi, Lindsey. and Jeremy

Tristy and I will always remember Dave. When they moved into our neighborhood Dave was in between jobs. It was also wintertime. We didn't know them at all or really where they lived. Turns out they were 2 doors down from us. We would see him every night about dinner time. He wore this long trench coat, so he looked like a flasher. He would have a big glass of scotch and a big cigar. He would walk down to Pam and John's house and sit on the Transformer that was in their yard. Never will forget that. My wife thought this guy is a flasher or peeping Tom. Then we met Dave and you don't ever forget him. He and I are a lot alike. Brutally honest and up front. We rode motorcycles together and went for coffee every Sunday morning to Starbucks and solved all the world's problems. We've sort of lost touch and I'm really sorry about that. But with Dave that wouldn't of mattered. I would love to think that we would of picked right up where we left off. Dave was a good man and family man. We will miss him.

Forever the Boss man!

I met Dave (and Sandi) while they were living in the UK. They quickly became my "regulars" at the jazz bar and I looked forward to seeing them each time. I will forever remember Dave for always smiling, his positive energy,his warm and friendly presence, he knew how to have fun, and of course for the way he looked after his lovely Sandi. My condolences to the family, prayers for this very difficult time x

So very sorry for your loss Sandi

Definitely one of a kind, Dave, there is no way possible to ever forget him.