THE WALL OF FACES

Say not in grief he is no more, but live in thankfulness that he was.

I have had the privilege of visiting David at "the wall" in Washington DC. a few times. We were classmates at St.Marys and I still remember his great smile.It was an honor to have known him and now thank him for his service.

I can't say what might have been ... but I'm sure we'd still be friends.
Rest in Peace

We were in St. Mary's School where our friendship blossomed. All those days and nights in Dave's basement under his father's grocery store, talking about events of the day and singing the then rock and roll songs on his record player. Some of us went to college. Dave got drafted and served in the Army, where his life ended too soon at age 19. May his life be remembered by all of us who knew him so well and loved him for who he was!

This is your nephew David J Skumurski. I am your brother John’s son and your namesake. I just want to say what a privilege it is to share your name. I hope I’m making you proud. Thank you for your legacy, sir.