I'll always remember David as a kind humorous person who tried to help me limit my losses in those "high stakes" poker games - including some wild all-nighter ones at UMass. May God bless his soul and family members ...
A loyal supporter of Springfield Hockey. Used to talk to him at all the games. Played with him at the Table Tennis League which he supported for many years. A straight forward individual who always tried to do the right thing. Will be missed.
Smart guy, knowledgeable sports fan and good sense of humor. Loved his poker games.
I've good memories of hanging out with him and Dick Baker, especially going to Indians games at the old Coloseum. May God Bless his soul and comfort his family.
David was a classmate of mine from the 2nd grade at the Springfield Hebrew Day School right through UMass. Sincere sympathy to his family. Rest In Peace, Dave!
Remember Chern as a good friend. Many hockey games. I remember getting stuck in a ditch going to Providence. Anybody know how his wife, Joanne, is doing?
Ronald Jermakian
I'll always remember David as a kind humorous person who tried to help me limit my losses in those "high stakes" poker games - including some wild all-nighter ones at UMass. May God bless his soul and family members ...
Alan Rogers
A loyal supporter of Springfield Hockey. Used to talk to him at all the games. Played with him at the Table Tennis League which he supported for many years. A straight forward individual who always tried to do the right thing. Will be missed.
Vincent Valentini
Smart guy, knowledgeable sports fan and good sense of humor. Loved his poker games.
I've good memories of hanging out with him and Dick Baker, especially going to Indians games at the old Coloseum. May God Bless his soul and comfort his family.
Larry Smolarz
David was a classmate of mine from the 2nd grade at the Springfield Hebrew Day School right through UMass. Sincere sympathy to his family. Rest In Peace, Dave!
Fred Anderson
Remember Chern as a good friend. Many hockey games. I remember getting stuck in a ditch going to Providence. Anybody know how his wife, Joanne, is doing?