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David served in the United States Air Force and was loyal and devoted member of Pipefitters Local 537 Boston Massachusetts for over 50 years. He was also a member of Long Meadow Golf Club in Lowell, Massachusetts.
David spent time traveling, walking the beaches, golfing and watching the sunset at night. David really enjoyed his retirement. One of his favorite things to do during his retirement was to golf with some of the great people that had come to be friends for life. He would routinely golf up to three times a week with friends. David was known on the golf course as a person who would patiently wait a certain amount of time for the people in front of him to make their moves but then he would yell or say, "Hit the ball let's get moving".
David believed in family, he enjoyed hearing from his sons, grandchildren, nieces and his nephews and friends.
David is survived by his wife Dorothy A. Frost, his children, David and William Frost. He also leaves behind his grandchildren, Michael, Ian and Anna Frost as well as Connor, Collin, Cara, and Carson Frost, as well as numerous nieces and nephews. His sisters-in-laws, Susanna Frost of Lowell MA and Marilyn Frost of North Port, FL as well as William and Marie Joyce of Northborough MA. He was predeceased by his brother Robert Frost, his sister Theresa Hyde and brother Thomas Frost.
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