Mike, I am sorry to hear your dad passed away.  I extend my condolences to you and your family.  He was always so amiable and welcoming whenever I visited your family home.  This is a sorrowful time, but I hope you and your family find some comfort in all the good memories of your father. 

I have very fond memories of visiting with David and Doris over the decades. I was blessed to have known them through my childhood friendship with their son Thomas. Such a wonderful, kind and caring couple - that is how I think of David, always with Doris and always happy go lucky. I think of this now, they are both back together being forevermore happy and reunited for eternity.   For the family, let this time of grief and sorrow be short and appreciate the loving memories we had of their company.  I'll never forget Davids great smile and hearty laugh. He taught me patience and precision when we did reloading at his house. You are a blessed and lucky family to have had such a great man in your life. Today I remember and celebrate his life on earth and pray for his soul in heaven.  

David made the world a better place for all of us, this goodness now continues and shines through in his Children and Theirs.   Bless you David,  and Thank You!  

My sympathies to all of David's family on his passing.  Working with Mike over the past 2 years, I've come to know how much he meant to Mike as I'm sure he did to you all.  My prayers for comfort are with you all.

Diane, I am so sorry for your loss.  My thoughts and prayers are with you through this difficult time.

--Michael

Dave was a true gentleman and I enjoyed working with him for many years.

I recall in the late 1970's walking with Dave in downtown Rochester. Suddenly, our conversation was abruptly interrupted. The culprit, one of the infamous Rochester geese relieved itself in flight on the shoulder of my dark suit! I recall Dave laughed and quipped, "Welcome to Rochester Art." For myself, I prefer to smile when I think of Dave Fellows.

My condolences to Dave's family, friends and all his former employees.

- Art Barr, Jr.  Sun City West, Arizona -

Dave was a true gentleman and I enjoyed working with him for many years.

I recall in the late 1970's walking with Dave in downtown Rochester. Suddenly, our conversation was abruptly interrupted. The culprit, one of the infamous Rochester geese relieved itself in flight on the shoulder of my dark suit! I recall Dave laughed and quipped, "Welcome to Rochester Art." For myself, I prefer to smile when I think of Dave Fellows.

My condolences to Dave's family, friends and all his former employees.

- Art Barr, Jr.  Sun City West, Arizona -

Dave was a true gentleman and I enjoyed working with him for many years.

I recall in the late 1970's walking with Dave in downtown Rochester. Suddenly, our conversation was abruptly interrupted. The culprit, one of the infamous Rochester geese relieved itself in flight on the shoulder of my dark suit! I recall Dave laughed and quipped, "Welcome to Rochester Art." For myself, I prefer to smile when I think of Dave Fellows.

My condolences to Dave's family, friends and all his former employees.

- Art Barr, Jr.  Sun City West, Arizona -

Heartfelt sympathy anf prayers for youat this diffucult time. Sorry for your loss Patti!

So sorry to hear of Dave's death.  We know he was hoping to get up to the lake again and we were hoping to see him too and share another beer on Norma's deck. 

Our sincere sympathies to all of you.

Lori, Bill and Norma