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Erik Simmons
July 28, 2025
David was such a kind man and great person to work with. My condolences to his family.
Juanita Blassingame
July 23, 2025
My deepest sympathy to Lisa and children. David was always available to help me with IT issues when needed.
Jennie Liming
July 23, 2025
I´m really sad to learn of David´s passing. We became best commuting buds. Together with his beloved wife, Lisa, we would find some humor in some of absurdities in our day to day work lives. He was kind and so very thoughtful. I am forever grateful for the laughs we shared. Holding Lisa, his boys, and all who loved David in my thoughts and prayers.
Sheavon Williams
July 23, 2025
I met David when he became my IT Local Support supervisor in Crystal City, 1800 F Street until mid COVID then things were shifted around. I still can´t believe he´s gone. David was a person who was truly passionate about his work if someone needed assistance or problem solved he would try his best to find out the solution to get it done.
My deepest sympathy goes out to his family.
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Mark Dunkum
July 23, 2025
I'm so sorry to hear this. I worked with David for many years. He cheerfully helped with my IT issues many times. RIP.
Jonathan T Folz
July 22, 2025
I worked with David for twenty years or so. During most of that time we worked closely with one another. For some time we shared an office wall. The David I knew was all about getting the job done regardless of who we had to go around or through to reach that objective. I was on Many travel assignments with David. And I´m thankful I was. He would get me up in the mornings at whatever hotel we were staying at to make sure I had time to eat breakfast. Sometimes he walk me to my room late at night to make sure I even got some sleep. He would always ensure I was ready for my next meeting or speech as well. And on top of that he made sure his job was done so I wouldn´t catch any guff from users in the elevators. David was on the same path as I was-"Get it done, as quickly as possible and move on to the next fire." FSS, FAS & GSA would never have been able to successfully implement seat management without David. And I would never have wanted to run FSS infrastructure Division w/o him there. David will be a memory in my heart that I will continue to keep close. Say hello to Deb & Jack for me David. I´ll be seeing you all soon enough. Cheers . Jon Folz, Director FII (ret)
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