David J. Durst

To:Loretta and your children and grandchildren
Also your sister Diane & Ken
So deeply sorry to hear about Dave´s passing.
I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.
With deepest sympathy, Pam Gargasz

RIP Dave He was fellow worker at Rockwell in maintenance.

A wonderful childhood friend and a good man that will be missed. There is no way to express the loss we all feel.

Dave, you were a friend since childhood school days. A good man. From walking to school, to racing our cars (yours was much faster), to having a few beers together, to bowling in the Tap and Tavern League, to tackle football(no equipment) to softball teams, to our weddings and lately to our phone conversations. You will be missed but never forgotten.

David was my friend since grade school. I moved away after college and friendship were lost. I´ve been talking to him lately and shortly before he passed. He was a very good man and he will be missed. I´m sure many hearts ache at his passing. He will never ever be forgotten. Dave, until we meet again.

Dave was a special guy, it saddens me to hear about his passing on. My first memories of him go back to little league baseball, he coached for Shenango and we (Union) would play them in all star tournaments. A few years later, we moved to Shenango and I´d get to know him as my best friend Jay´s dad. He was old school, the kind of guy you couldn´t easily "put one over on." Dave had a deep voice and a calming presence about him. One of my fondest memories is when he let me drive the Olds right before I shipped out to basic training... American Muscle . Dave was a great dad and family man, my sincerest condolences to Loretta, Kristin, Jay-bird, and all other family & friends.

Sincerely,

Mike Hromyak