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2017
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Dean Dauley
June 28, 2017
My father left when I was 10. Dave came into my life when I was 17. Dave loved me and taught me, I will never forget that. My children and grandchildren will know what a great man Dave was, forever. He is part of the fabric of my life. Dean.
Patricia Tetzlaff
March 9, 2017
David was a very sweet young man. I knew him in High School as Danny, and remember how proud he was when he came home with his Navy uniform...He had loving parents and siblings, and I will always be grateful for their love and friendship. Patricia
January 18, 2017
Mel, Thanks for being a great dad throughout the years. We will all miss you so much! Love, Missie
Bob rude
January 17, 2017
David was my brother in Christ and a true friend...He will be missed. RIP my friend
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