Im deepest condolences. I had the pleasure of knowing Dave from being a customer of mine at Kings. We had many many wonderful conversations about life and our families. I will miss him. 

I'm so sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure of always seeing his contagious smile while crossing the hallways or on the elevator at DCA.  

So Sorry to hear of David's passing, he was such a kind, funny, and brilliant individual, I'm glad that I got the opportunity to work with him. May his soul rest in eternal peace and my condolences to the entire family.

I am so sorry to hear of your loss.  David was a beautiful, pure sole.   All he wanted to do was interact with people and share his wonderful stories.   And when he told those stories, you felt like you were right there with him.  He brightened my day with his smile, as I am sure he did with many others at DCA.  He will certainly be missed.

The Division of Consumer Affairs was never the same without Dave.  Dave was truly a wonderful person.  I am lucky to have known him.  I am so sorry for your loss.

I'm glad that I had the opportunity to know him before he retired.  I'm hope that he had the opportunity to enjoy retirement.  So sorry for your loss and I wish you the best.  We were just notified of his transitioning today.  

May God continue to comfort you and that you have fond memories of your loved one.  Andrea Pulliam-Wilson

RIP Dave you were one cool cat. 

Condolences to the family.

Carlos.  - Stone St. 

I just learned of his passing, sorry to hear.    I remember him as always cheerful, happy on his skateboard and reading Joan Didion, and his hippie style into his 60’s.   

I knew David in the 1970’s and have never forgotten him. His beautiful looks (especially that fabulous hair!), warm and wonderful smile, and poetic soul. We had many fun times together and I will always have him in my heart. ❤️

My warmest condolences, thoughts and prayers to all of David’s family. 

David with his son Sam on his 1st birthday

I met your father briefly through Abby, and admired his free spirited look (and his sweet sports car). I would like to honor his life by being a support to you and Casie and your mother. May his memory be a blessing.

I am SO unbelievably grateful that I knew David and he proudly called me his daughter-in-law even though Sam and I aren't married yet. One of the MANY things I love about David, was his appreciation for the little things in life. As long as he had his music, "pot," and walks in nature he was happy. He LOVED music and loved sharing music. He was a hippie and proud of it, I mean he still said "groovy" and I fucking loved that about him. He had the same haircut since the 70's and lived in band tees, tie dye, and denim jackets. We have a very special notebook of his and I would like to share a quote that he wrote in that notebook which he gave to his loving son Sam. "To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die" -Thomas Campbell

So sorry to hear this, Sam. He was always so nice to talk to, I remember that years later. ❤️