I knew Dave all my life. From the first time I met him I liked him, He was kind, gentle and soft spoken and was always smiling. When we went to the store he would hold my hand when we crossed the street and always purchased some candy for me, he was very caring and kind that way. I would run into him on and off through out the years and he always made me feel as if I just saw him yesterday...he had a way of doing that. When My Husband and myself moved down the south end he would ride by on his bike and stop to talk and again from the first time he met my husband it was if they had known each other all there life. He had a way of making you feel that way. I meet his daughter Carrie one day as they rode there bikes by my house and stopped to talk, later on Carrie became my hair dresser and I was able to keep up on Dave's life through her and then we connected on Facebook and again Dave made me feel like I just talked to him yesterday.The picture on the right of him on the motorcycle he told me was just like one he had a long time ago, he was very happy when he shared that memory, that was our last conversation and thats how I will remember him, Happy.  He was such a Great Dad and so loved. He treated others such as myself with such kindness and I will never forget his soft spoken voice, it was very comforting. He will be greatly missed in this world and fondly remembered. Rest in Peace My life long friend.