Pabi
David T. Hart, M.D., MBA, FACC, passed away under the loving care of his family on Sunday, January 19, 2014. He is survived by his loving and devoted family: his wife Karen Hart; their children David Karibi, Alexander Sonari and Damiete Yelena; and many other loving family members, friends and colleagues. He is resting in the arms of his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
This memorial website has been created to share memories of our beloved, David Tamunotonye Hart, MD. Husband, dad, brother, physician, friend, and much, much more. We will cherish his brilliance, wit, compassion, and amazing way with words and people. We remember that winning and wicked smile. We miss him dearly!
You are welcome to share your stories, thoughts and memories of him.
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Celebration of Life Details:
Saturday, February 1st, 2014 at 4 PM (doors open at 3 PM)
Reception immediately following the service.
Christian Assembly
4099 Karl Road, Columbus, OH 43224
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The family asks that in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to
Christian Assembly - Columbus in David's memory.
You can mail checks to:
Christian Assembly
4099 Karl Road
Columbus, OH 43229
Or visit:
www.christianassembly.com/david
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Contacts:
If you have any questions you can send an email to:
henriett2.johnson@gmail.com
kunbi.oni@gmail.com
Tributes
Leave a tributePabi
Time is moving so fast.
Still think about you and wonder what you would be up to if you were still here with us. Gone way too soon. But I believe that's part of the grand plan. That the really interesting people stay for a short time to teach the rest of us to think outside the box. You are missed my friend and brother.
Can't believe it's been 10 years. How time flies. Loosing you still cuts deep and the gravity of your loss looms large as I cannot help but think of what might have been... Well, God knows best. He is sovereign so we submit to his will. Continue to rest in peace, keeping the holy heavenliness on their toes I imagine. Miss your spirit.
Much love
Oluri xx
Dr Hart’s empathy, understanding and expertise continue to be unparalleled .
Sleep on, dear friend in the bossom of the Lord
Still have trouble believing you’re no longer with us. It is well.
He set the bar for excellence in medicine at a level that few can match.
His impact continues to be felt by everyone that knew him.
I’m so grateful that he was my doctor. His calming presence and expert medical care made a tremendous difference in my life .
He is greatly missed and never forgotten.
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Pabi
Time is moving so fast.
Still think about you and wonder what you would be up to if you were still here with us. Gone way too soon. But I believe that's part of the grand plan. That the really interesting people stay for a short time to teach the rest of us to think outside the box. You are missed my friend and brother.
so, it's 5 years! Since this had to happen, we are so grateful to God that it ended in the presence of our Savior. That's a win in spite of how it looks in the flesh. Now, I have to say, I saw a recent Christmas photo of Karibi. He's just you through and through, and even better, he's become the young man you'd have desired him to be. Karen has done beautifully well for your family name. Rest well brother.
I Didn't Know
Dave,
I didn't know until recently that you had left the surly bonds of earth until recently. I didn't...couldn't believe it so I went to the internet to see if it was true. Regrettably, it was.
I didn't know how many friends you had Dave as most go through life with a straggling few. I didn't know how many lives you touched...or saved..but it seems like more than a few.
I didn't know you were fighting the good fight when you were. Had I known, I would have been there for moral support, if nothing else.
Dr David Hart. What a perfect name for a cardiologist, I thought when I first met him. I was in primary care at the time and referred many a patient to Dr Hart. When patients would ask me if he is nice or good I'd reply "He's outstanding and you'll love him!". I was never wrong on that score as patients confirmed that.
I didn't know Dr David Hart that long, but my mother raised me to have a good judge of character and if I had to use a single word for him, it would be character.
We would have lunch together occasionally and I always looked forward to those get togethers as Dr Hart always made me feel better. His big smile and casual attitude made it so. But of course, I didn't know what his body was brewing.
Dave, to say you'll be missed falls way short of a part of any meaningful epitaph so I will refrain. What I will say because I DO know is the world is truly a lesser place when the world lost the beautiful character and soul of Dr. David Hart.
Dr. R. Colucci