Dave A Grim

Remembering our kind neighbor David, and the growing up years in Fullerton that was a time of genuine community and sharing. Your family suffered so much, and I always admired how lovingly you all cared for your mom and then your dad. May David now rest in heaven along with Bruce.

The first word that comes to mind to describe David Grim is "caring". I feel very fortunate to have known him and his family and they will never be forgotten. My thoughts and prayers go out to Sharon and her family.

My dearest Sharon, John & Kids: Our hearts are simply broken. We hope that Shared childhood memories and inside jokes that only David and you could giggle about randomly pop up to help ease your pain of a loss so gut wrenching. A brother´s love is special as you know. Having met David way back when you and I were in HS and experiencing his wit even then was a blessing. David always responded to my mom´s FB posts, with kindness. David is one of those people that your life is better for having him in it, whether it was a long time ago or presently. I know how much he cared for your mom when we were teens and that in itself was a quality of a loving family man. Sharon, we pray that everyone finds comfort with each other and mom, Devon and I are always a text, call and for sure a heartbeat away! All our love and deepest condolences dear friend.

Wit, polish, professionalism, and that wonderful dimple-to-dimple smile! All come to mind as I think of Dave. I feel lucky to have known and worked with him. I know he will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered.
My condolences to his family and friends.
Gail McMakin

"Mr. Grim." He was my son´s first grade teacher at Parkway Manor Elementary School in the late 80s. I always remember how wonderful he was with the kids...his understanding of them and his creativity were outstanding. He made learning fun. I was always thankful that my son had him for his first teacher. He was the best. My deepest condolences to "Mr. Grim´s" family.

Judy Thompson
A thankful mom