Condolences for
David Sime

"Mousie",
When our parents used to play bridge together in the Thirties,little did they know that you would become my life long friend. You were always Sistie's brother and one of the big boys in Stewart School. Years and later,thanks to Rick Noyes, we G.C. kids all reconnected at the Ranch in Grand Lake and we've all been together ever since. I'll miss your humor, your piano and drum playing, the stories of your life and the memories of our childhood. With you gone, there is an empty space in each of us who knew you well. Go with God, dear Dave. Love, Carolyn

Hello Dave - I'll miss you!. You are my longest (not oldest) friend. Since kindergarten in 1936, we've shared a lot together - Cub Scout meetings, Saturday movies, Jones Beach, Smoky Joloco, the Huskars,searching for Tweedy, mothers with serious illnesses. I'll miss your contaigeous smile and ready humor. Yes, I'll miss you. Godspeed, Dave. Your permanent friend, Rick

Hello Dave - I will surely miss you. You are my longest (not oldest) friend. Since kindergarten in 1936, we've shared a lot - Cub Scout meetings, Jones Beach, weekend movies, Smoky Joloco, the Huskars, mothers will serious illnesses. The world will be a lesser place without you. Yes, I'll miss you, Dave. I hope to recover. Godspeed, Friend, Rick

I remmember Dave as my classmate, strong friend, Campaign Manager for my Class Presidency (I lost, but not his fault.), and traveling companion after high school. We wentr to Florida in his uncle '35 Packard, wentr to the 1000 Islands in that same car. We spent many an evening in Bob Ouchterloney's basement plaing ping pong and listening to Pine Top Smith play boogie woogie. I'll mist him greatly. Rest in Peace, Dave. ... Bob...

I recall our times together in Garden City so well. You were always a warm, upbeat person who enjoyed life and all it had to offer you. And, I have fond remembrances of your lovely parents and Sistie. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. My deepest sympathy to all of your family in their great loss.