In Memory

David Valenta

David Valenta

Valenta, David L. - LtCol USAF (Ret) November 7, 1948 - September 26, 2019 Age 70. Preceded in death by his parents, William and Charmion Valenta. Survived by his wife of 45 years, Nancy; children, Robert Valenta (Mark Grissom), and Elizabeth Beeman (Mathew); grandchildren, Robert, David and Joshua; brother, Steven Valenta (Ann); and many nieces and nephews who always called him "Uncle Davey." 



 
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10/16/19 11:17 AM #1    

Randolph "Randy" Lyon

David was a  greart guy and will be missed.


10/16/19 11:20 AM #2    

Nancy Garrett

Rest in Peace Dave.  I grew up in the same neighborhood as Dave - great memories.  I knew his Mom and Dad very well also.  A loving, wonderful family.  He will be missed by those whose lives he touched.


10/16/19 11:37 AM #3    

Peter Larson

R.I.P., Dave. Did not know you real well, but always considered you "one of the good guys"! Indeed you were. Thank you for your outstanding military service to God and country. Well done!!


10/16/19 03:06 PM #4    

Francie Dixon (Martin)

This is so sad for me.  He was thee nicest guy ever. Loved Dave Valenta. Rest In Peace Dave. Sniff


10/16/19 04:50 PM #5    

Alan Kennedy

RIP Dave a great classmate 

 


10/16/19 05:20 PM #6    

Thomas McGowan (McGowan)

Dave,

You were and are a special man.

Tom


10/16/19 07:05 PM #7    

Susan Heuer (Bazelides)

went back to the monument -- what an interesting life of flying and particpating in the hostage situtaion and having a wife that he met in flying shcool...  even thought he said he wanted to be a history teacher -- he had a great life of serving our country.   congratuations to him and his fmaily  RIP


10/17/19 01:32 PM #8    

Patricia "Patty" Smith (Baer)

So sad to learn this!  As others have said so well, Dave was a wonderful person.  I recall his beautiful smile and the joy that he seemed to radiate.   RIP Dave~ 


10/17/19 02:23 PM #9    

Mark L. Shepard

Gonna miss Dave very much. Knew him all thru McKinley and Wash, and had some great times playing in a band with him. Had some extensive emails with him regarding his USAF days, and it turned out we were both stationed at Offutt AFB at the same time, but didn't know it. Another sad day as we remember another old friend gone but not forgotten.


10/19/19 05:10 PM #10    

Nan Hirleman (Aalborg)

Dave had so much light within him. Just receiving one of his "knowing smiles" as we passed each other in the hallways, brought me joy, and always cheered me up. What a wonderful person, and he gave so much service to others. I will always treasure him, and I loved our conversations. Thank you for your life Dave!


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