Mr. David Marshall Betit, 47, of Mt. Airy, died suddenly on Tuesday, March 29, 2005, at his residence. He was the husband of Roxanne P. Spangler Baker, his wife of five years. Born on May 23, 1957, in Bennington, Vt., he was the son of Louis M. and Julia Kaszuba Betit of Bennington. David was a sportsman who enjoyed fishing and being outdoors and was an avid hunter.
I had the good fortune to have Dave as best man at my first wedding, and to be his best man at his first wedding. As our families grew and our marriages fell apart we lost contact, but I was lucky enough to visit him during a whirlwind road trip with my two kids the summer before he died. We had an excellent meal with Dave and his new wife Roxanne, and shared a great bottle (or two) of wine. We shared memories far into the night about our good times in Bennington and where our paths had gone in the years since. It was like high school was just a few years ago, not more than 25. I am incredibly grateful to have had this last opportunity to see him before he passed away. Dave loved life and loved where he was living, on a beautiful horse farm in the one part of Maryland where it snows. As long as one person remembers something about you, you are not really gone - and Dave is certainly remembered. Jim Lamb
Tuesday July 1,2008 Hi I am Grace Yarnal(MYERS)I went to SACRED HEART and MAUHS with David.He always had a smile for everyone. David was a great guy.He was well liked by everybody. To David's family I say my heart is with you always. David we will miss you at the class reunion.You maybe gone but not in our thoughts and hearts.You will always be remembered.
Mr. David Marshall Betit, 47, of Mt. Airy, died suddenly on Tuesday, March 29, 2005, at his residence. He was the husband of Roxanne P. Spangler Baker, his wife of five years. Born on May 23, 1957, in Bennington, Vt., he was the son of Louis M. and Julia Kaszuba Betit of Bennington.
James Lamb
I had the good fortune to have Dave as best man at my first wedding, and to be his best man at his first wedding. As our families grew and our marriages fell apart we lost contact, but I was lucky enough to visit him during a whirlwind road trip with my two kids the summer before he died. We had an excellent meal with Dave and his new wife Roxanne, and shared a great bottle (or two) of wine. We shared memories far into the night about our good times in Bennington and where our paths had gone in the years since. It was like high school was just a few years ago, not more than 25. I am incredibly grateful to have had this last opportunity to see him before he passed away. Dave loved life and loved where he was living, on a beautiful horse farm in the one part of Maryland where it snows. As long as one person remembers something about you, you are not really gone - and Dave is certainly remembered.Jim Lamb
Grace Yarnal (Myers)
Tuesday July 1,2008Hi I am Grace Yarnal(MYERS)I went to SACRED HEART and MAUHS with David.He always had a smile for everyone. David was a great guy.He was well liked by everybody.
To David's family I say my heart is with you always.
David we will miss you at the class reunion.You maybe gone but not in our thoughts and hearts.You will always be remembered.