To Joyce and family, (and the families of Dave). Our deepest condolences in the loss of your father. May fond memories help to ease the pain. Sincerely,
Joyce I just heard about the passing of your Dad. My deepest sympathy to you & your family. Keep the memories of the good times you shared. May God give you strength at this time.
Dave was my bus driver through the 60s and 70s. He always made it through the worst snow storms. Occasionally, Dave gave us a bag of candy to share when we got off the bus. He was a gentleman and I will miss him. Respectfully, Cal
To the Weiszhaar Family, They say a bus driver is the only person who has all of his problems behind him. Dave was always a part of our community as we grew up and he will be missed. Sincerely, Lorna Nuspl
To Helen & Violet, Our deepest sympathy to you on the passing of Dave. God bless you with strength and courage in the days ahead. Sincerly Yvonne & Bruce.
Helen and family We are sorry to hear of your loss. We enjoyed both of you in Neilburg and Lloyd. Treasure Dave's memory as I know you have many. Our thoughts are with you.
To the Weiszhaar family. Sorry to hear of Dave's passing, I have many fond memories of growing up in Neilburg and the many hours spent at the pool hall. My deepest sympathy. Armond
Joyce & John and all Dave's family Our deepest sympathy is with you all at this time. I think it was only last week he & I spoke in the mall and I thought he looked like he was doing better. Keep all your wonderful memories of the time you had with him close and they will help you through this sad time.
Dear Helen So sorry to hear about Dave. He was a good business-neighbor to me in Neilburg and we enjoyed venturing into the all male domain of the pool hall for a visit and the occasional coffee break.
