Birth date: Dec 25, 1950 Death date: Jul 14, 2016
At age 65, after battling a long illness, David passed away on July 14, 2016 at Bay Care Alliant Hospital with his devoted wife, Kathy at his side. In 1992, David met the love of his life, his wife Kathy. They married and together Read Obituary
Dear Kathy, I found out today about David's passing. I am so sorry. I am David's cousin Marie Trivilino Johnston. I haven't seen David in years but he was a very sweet guy. I remember him saying I was his favorite cousin :) I've often wondered how David was and what was going on in his life. I'm so happy to hear that he had a wonderful wife that he loved and loved him. You have my deepest sympathy Kathy!
Remembering all the great, fun times we spent with Kathy and David. BUCS games, Rays games, Lightning games, trips out of town, the spider/alligator canoe trip, Friday night dinners at The Green Iguana, Lots of New Years Eves (one David set the table on fire!!) Various cookouts, boat trips, dinners out, birthdays, anniversaries,years of fun and friendship. There was NEVER a dull moment with David around.
He will be missed.
Joan & Roger Smith
We met Kathy and David soon after we moved from Canada to Florida. We had a great time with them canoeing (one time only because David got covered in spiders and chased by an alligator) hosting potlucks and pool parties and meeting for dinner on the weekends. He was such a comedian and kept us laughing every time we were with him. He will be missed!
Love,
Carol and Bill Vanderlubbe
My heartfelt sympathy for David and Kathy
He was such a nice man and Kathy loved and cared for him always!
He will be missed!
God Bless!
I remember the first day I met Dave. He came into my deli with that big smile and when he found out that I was from N.J. and was also a Yankees / Giants fan, that smile got even bigger. Of course I bought my signs for the deli from him. He was the best salesman I have ever known. He could sell snow to an Eskimo. From that very first day Dave and I became good friends. He would stop by the deli every day to say hello have a meatball and spill some sauce on his tie. When I moved back up to N.J. he came up to visit. When I got married he came up to NJ for the wedding. He was one of only 4 people to see my first born son minutes after he was born. I am going to miss my friend. That big smile and all of his great stories. Life only gives you a few TRUE friends and Dave was definitely one of them. We had a lot of fun and laughs together. Dave you left us way too soon. You will always be in my heart and you will never be forgotten because you were a true friend. Dave I know you are up there taking batting practice with, Joe DiMaggio and Babe Ruth, but it will not be the same without you here. God Bless you my friend.
