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David Musgrave Obituary
David A. Musgrave, of Rindge, NH and Naples, FL, formerly of Wheaton and Annapolis, MD, died July 7, 2002 in Peterborough, NH. Raised in Boston, MA, served with the US Army during WWII; received a BS degree from Syracuse University and his Master's degree from George Washington University. For 20 years he served as hospital administrator for the Washington Hospital Center, until his retirement in 1982. He is survived by a son, David S. Musgrave of Baltimore, MD; a daughter, Donna Musgrave, MD of Roanoke, VA; three stepchildren, Maria Hakspiel and Juan Tijerino, both of Wheaton, MD and Antonio Tijerino of Washington, DC; seven grandchildren; his companion, Corinne Dunne of Naples, FL. A daughter, Alison Musgrave-Angst of Germany predeceased him. Memorial services will be held Wednesday, July 10 at 12 noon in Rindge, NH. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, NH Div., 360 Route 101, Bedford, NH 03110. To send a condolence to Mr. Musgrave's family or for more information, please visit www. cournoyerfh.com.
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Amy Raymond
July 29, 2002
I am so sorry I was away in Maine at the time of David's death. When I returned it was too late to attend the Memorial Service. I have known David since abt. 1948 or 49. I knew his parents as well. My parents were very fond of the Musgraves, my Dad worked for Mr. Musgrave for a long time. I am so sorry I was not able to attend.
David Chambers
July 22, 2002
My Dad was first cousin of David Musgrave. Please accept our most sincere and heartfelt condolences on his passing.
Barbara Gibb
July 21, 2002
My sons and I extend our condolences to the family of David A. Musgrave. David was first cousin to their father, James A. Chambers, Jr.
David Alan Chambers of Monroe, NY, James Robert Chambers of Mendham, NJ, and Steven Gary Chambers of Boston, and I share your sorrow and extend our deepest sympathy.
Barbara (Chambers) Gibb
Chester, NJ
James A. Curtin
July 15, 2002
Dave Musgrave was a strong and dedicated contributor to the growth and strength of the Washington Hospital Center. A great colleague.
Debra Vitale
July 13, 2002
I wish to offer my thoughts and prayers to the family of Mr. Musgrave. I had the pleasure of being his dental hygienist for the few years he was in Naples and occassionally saw him at common social events. He will be missed and always be remembered as a kind, thoughtful, and sincere gentleman.
Jutta & John Clayton
July 12, 2002
Mercedes was Jutta's oldest friend and through her we became close friends of David. His steadfast support of her through her long illness won the admiration and affection of all. He was a fine man, good company, and we will miss him. Our most sincere condolences to his family. We are sure he will remains vital in your memories as he will in ours. Jutta & John
Bill & Julie Becker
July 10, 2002
Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. Thinking about Dave always makes me smile. It was a pleasure to have been a part of his life. There was something special about him. I always enjoyed my conversations with him. We enjoyed including him and his loved ones in our party/food extravaganzas. He will be greatly missed by all.
The Cournoyer Family
July 10, 2002
Offering our deepest condolences at this difficult time.
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