David H. Shock

I am David Shocks cousin. His mom and my dad were brother and sister. I was born 6 months after "davey". That is the only name I ever knew him with. we were the last 2 of 6 cousins. Childhood memories are precious and I had the privelege of having the best cousin anyone would ever want.
His mom Emily (auntie em) would give Davey a fine birthday party.
One year she asked me if i wanted some birthday cake- I said (just a slice) she went inside and actually brought out a plate with an actual SLICE of wood . we laughed forever and talked about it into adulthood.
we went to the same high school together. he was a senior and i was a junior. between classes we would pass one another in the hall and one day I said "WHAT'S BUZZIN CUZZIN" after a while he would also say to me "what's buzzin cuzzin" That stuck with us forever.
My best memory was that we NEVER ever fought, slapped, argued, yelled at, nor had anything but FUN.
Childhood memories - precious
I remember hugging him when he returned from miliary duty and I was so proud I was his cousin. I could go on forever but I will end by saying
"Davey, I love you, I will miss you, and some day I will ask you again " WHAT'S BUZZIN CUZZIN "

My deepest condolence to Wanda and the family. Some of my fondest memories was with Dave shocking Patty Fraiser at crimestoppers may he rest in peace.

Wanda, still stunned to learn of Dave's passing. May his Memory be Eternal; blessings to you and his family. Catherine Hostetler

What a great guy Dave was, you´ll be missed by many. We alway enjoyed having you and Wanda as customers.

The time I spent with Dave is among the fondest memories of my life.

I know he´s in the hands of our Lord and Savior.

With Love,
Bob Kohen

My condolences Wanda and family. Dave and I followed similar life paths: Nuner School, John Adams H.S., the military, and the SBPD. Before I retired I had the opportunity to select my replacement as the Crime Stoppers coordinator. Of the many candidates, I had no doubts he would be my choice. Dave became Mr. Crime Stoppers and made all of us proud for his sixteen years at the helm of a highly successful crime-fighting program. Crime Stoppers is still going strong today thanks to Mr. Crime Stoppers. He was one of a kind and will be missed. God bless.

Rest in peace. We are thinking of the family and sending prayers and hugs.

I met Lt. Shock when I started working for Sears Roebuck & Co. I was a Salesperson in Men´s Clothing and he was Loss Prevention. He was always very friendly with me and started a great friendship with him. When i joined SBPD he was one of my first supervisors and was always pranking me and all I could do is laugh, When he took on CrimeStoppers several times he asked me to be in the PSA´s I made a better victim than the suspect. He was a special memory for me and will be missed Prayers for his children your loss is our loss.

Dave was a great guy. I met him when I started working at the Police Dept in the office. He did his family and his South Bend Police Dept family proud. RIP Dave. You will be missed by many.

Pam B

Rest in peace Dave. Prayers to you Wanda and your family.

Sorry that hear of your loss, no words can be said to ease your heartache. Janine Luczyk

My condolence and prayers are with the family

Wanda, I was so sad to see this news. I have many happy memories with you and Dave with my parents.