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Al Michalec
January 18, 2013
Hi Deb, It is Al Michalec for Phoenix St, Duryea. I just heard about Dave and I am so sorry to here he died. Deb we all miss you very much and having you around here. The place is not the same. If you are in town stop in, we would all be very happy to cheer you up. Again sorry to here about Dave, Have a Great Day, Your friend Al
Donna Brooks
January 7, 2013
We were truly sad when we heard. Uncle Kim was a wonderful man. Remember he is always in your heart. God has brought another angel home. God bless.
Kenneth Jones
January 7, 2013
Dave was a forthright bridge engineer and made working by his side easy. Each time we (HNTB) had a conversation Dave, he gave us the information we needed. He was a caring professional that knew how to disseminate information in a timely fashion. His friends and family should be proud of the efforts he spent improving transportation for the Commonwealth.
Scott Ferguson
January 7, 2013
I have not seen Kim since high school, but he was one of the kind, considerate guys you couldnt help but like. Terry I thought of Kim everytime I see your postings on facebook. So sorry for your loss.
David Elmer
January 7, 2013
January 5, 2013
To all of Dave's family...May the peace of God be with you at this time.
Dave was a fellow employee at PADOT for over 20 years. Bridge design was the passion of his professional life. He was a brilliant engineer. Any time that I ever worked with Dave I had the security of knowing that when I went to him for an answer on a problem there would be no feeling of uncertainty in my mind about it being correct. He was not afraid to make a decision, and when he did, "you could bank on it". He not only knew how to design new structures , but had the skill and knowledge to retrofit and rehabilitate.
More than tthe rememberance of his unquestionable professional expertise, Dave was my friend. We had a true bond. That friendship is the most important and best of the memories that I will always cherish.
George W. Parker
Mark Dieter
January 5, 2013
My deepest sympathy goes out to Debby, Joanie & David.
I had the pleasure of working as "Mr. Elmer's" sidekick in the Bridge Unit for 4 years. We had many great times together both in and out of work. He always looked out for those of us that are "vertically challenged". May he Rest in Peace!
Amanda Johnson
January 4, 2013
Dave you'll truly be missed. Every time I came up you always made me laugh. You were always happy, I'll never forget your welcoming smile walking threw door. You'll never be forgotten. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family, friends and everyone that knew him.
Phil Wheaton
January 4, 2013
As long as we live, they too shall live,
for they are a part of us, as we remember them.
Diane Lehenaff
January 4, 2013
I cannot express the respect and admiration I have for Dave both professionally as well as personally. The world lost a great man with a heart of gold and he will be sorely missed. My heartfelt condolences to Dave's family. I feel truly blessed to have crossed paths with such a beautiful soul. God bless.
Elmer & Ronnie Rolla
January 4, 2013
Our deepest sympathy to you Debby and your family.
Dominick Cerretani
January 4, 2013
Our condolences to the Elmer family and his PENNDOT District 4 freinds. He will be sorely missed.
From the Fahs Construction Group
Frank McDonough
January 4, 2013
On behalf of AFSCME Tech Local 2605, our deepest sympathy to the Elmer family and close friends.
As a leader and manager, Dave was always fair and respectful to all. His welcome laugh on and off the job will never be forgotten. May God rest his soul, Amen!
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