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Tommy Woo
August 19, 2005
Please accept my deepest sympathies. David was genuinely a gentleman and I was privileged to have met and worked with him.
Ryan Larsen
August 17, 2005
You have our love and support. We will miss David tremendously for the person he was and the kindnesses he showed.
Cindy Willoughby
August 17, 2005
I will miss Dave tons, and loved going to work and seeing what he could come up with next to make things work alot easier for all. I learned lots from him and will treasure the time I have got to know him.....
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