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Coralaine posted a condolence
Friday, October 18, 2013
I was pretty safe when I first moved to Camas. Yea I had fun here and there but it wasn't until I met David on his 16th birthday at the bonfire that I really broke out of my shell. I remember I stepped on a log in the fire to wish this random kid happy birthday. I don't really remember how we became so close after that but I considered him a good friend of mine. I would walk from my house on 6th ave. to the woods and he would meet up with me and we would just walk around with our friends. There was one time he told me he wanted to take me to his favorite place in the world, little did I know it was just the pot holes. We had been there a million times before and I never knew how much he loved the place. David is the only person I will ever know that treats all new people like his best friend. There are very rare people like him in this world and I am so blessed and honored that he was a part of my life. My favorite memory with David was when I first noticed his lazy eye. We had been hanging out for months by that time and I asked if he had always had it. He laughed so hard that I began laughing and I had no idea why I was laughing. I couldn't get him to stop long enough to say a word and by the time the laughing slowed to a giggle neither of us could remember why we were laughing or even what the question was. I loved David like everyone else who knew him, you couldn't help but love the kid and I think the world lost someone so valuable when he passed. He had a great imagination and a beautiful heart. I miss the kid everyday.
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Jesse Cirilo posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
David was like a brother to me. He showed me the ropes, he showed me how to be myself and how to not be afraid of who i am. Lil' david showed me something that i Could not see in my self, for that i am eternally gratful I love ya brother, Rest in Peace
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Devina posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
David Gilmore I love you so much and will always miss you. I will always have the best stories to remember about you. Jumping on the trampeline, camping out in our backyards, drinking at aunt michelles, and the day before you were gone....Partying it up. David i'm so sad that you are gone but i'm so glad that I got to see you before this whole tragedy happened. You came to my house we partied it up, I got to hug you and tell you that I loved you and goodbye. I'm glad I at least got to say those words before you were gone. I love you so much and cant say it enough. You will always be in my heart David Gilmore I cant believe that this day had to come. I think about you everyday you know its weird sometimes i'll be driving down the road and think that I saw you walking but then I remember that your in heaven. I know I will see you again i just hate waiting. I LOVE YOU SOOOOO MUCH WILL ALL MY HEART DAVID! XOXOXOXOXOXO Love your cousin Devina Willoughby.
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Karley Thurston posted a condolence
Friday, August 27, 2010
I remember in the 8th grade, my first year at liberty middle school, you were in the same choir class as me. When i first met you, i thought you were the most funniest kid ever! You had such a big heart and befriended anyone and probably everyone. you were just a big bundle of joy. I still remember the day we had a choir concert and we stood next to each other, i had to cover your mouth when you were going to say something very inappropriate in front of the whole damn auditorium. haha. well life went on and we grew up entering our first year in high school. We stayed together along with Josh(your best friend), Jeena, Christine, Chyenne, Shawn, Jessica...and maybe some other people i cant remember. It was just our group. We were the loudest most obnoxious and everyone noticed us. Life was great. When i moved back to washougal middle of sophomore year, it sucked being away from you and everyone else. i hardly ever saw you anymore, let alone talked to you. I added you on Myspace and got your cell phone and we were planning on hanging out. i was sooo excited cuz it had been sooo long since i saw you. But, we never hung out, and i still didnt see you for a while. June 2nd, 2010 i got the most life changing and horrible text i will ever get. It was my mom that told me about you. At first i couldnt believe the words that came from the text... "he died." i sat there, and sat there looking at it, reading it over again..i didnt know what to think. Then all of a sudden out of no where, i broke down, and cried for HOURS. i couldnt believe that YOU, the most happiest person in the world, had passed away. It killed me, knowing that. It was the hardest thing to go to your candle light. Seeing all of your friends and family members, hearing them talk about you. It was ruff. Knowing that i never got to say by to you kills me every day. My dearest David, i KNOW that you are in a better place and one day, i hope to join you..as does everyone else that knew and loved you. I will NEVER EVER forget you. Rest in Peace, David. I LOVE AND MISS YOU AND FOREVER WILL.
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Sean Lindsay posted a condolence
Monday, June 21, 2010
David was a cool kid. He was a troubled kid but he was a good kid. As long as I knew him he never did anything to hurt anyone, he was always smiling and he was always having a good time. During the past year before he died David was at the house that I live at almost every day. In that time I got to know him pretty well. I miss him. It is such a shame to see him gone so young. I hope his family cope well with their loss and choose to remember him for the joy that he brought to so many peoples lives.
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Bruce and Cheryl Teeling posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Dear Jessica, Gordy, Bill and all of David's family: We are deeply saddened by your loss of David here on Earth. We hope you will find comfort in knowing he is most surely born to Eternal Life with God and you will be reunited again one day. We will miss his cheery smile and gentle ways when we come into the produce market. I remember David from my working days at Lacamas. He was always happy, cute, gentle and a great kid to be around. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Lovingly, Cheryl and Bruce Teeling
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Gary Smith posted a condolence
Monday, June 14, 2010
Dear Jessica, Gordon, Larry, and family. I do not know you, nor did I know David. I just want to share my deepest sympathy with you for David's death. As father of three teenagers, I cannot imagine the grief you must be going through. May the God of all comfort, the Father of mercy, comfort you your hearts day by day as you walk through your grief and loss.
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Rose 'Genia" Fjermestad posted a condolence
Sunday, June 13, 2010
I Rember David with his Brother dale At Uncle John,Johns house with his Dad,Steve hogan,brent nicholes,Destiny Fjermestad,Allen Morasch,playing games together,and his mom JessI comeing to.Jesus loves you kiddo, Genia
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Judy Fortlage lit a candle
Friday, June 11, 2010
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Heart breaking news. May God blass all of you .
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JJ & JJ lit a candle
Thursday, June 10, 2010
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Extremely sorry for your loss. Prayers for your family.
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joseph lape posted a condolence
Thursday, June 10, 2010
my favorite memory of dave happened when i had gotten the opportunity to spend the better part of a summer with him... everyone called him david ~ so that is what i had taken to calling him as well... one day he says to me in that beautifully lazy-sounding voice, he says 'hey joe...it's just dave, okay?...just dave'... i have never, and WILL never, forget that moment...:)
R.I.P.~ DAVE
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Carrie Clarke posted a condolence
Thursday, June 10, 2010
It was our Flex or Star class, we had it right after our social studies class with Mrs. Tomasetti and then it was Beading. We were helping clean up so that beading class could start when David saw my oh so good looking ipod. he strolls on over and says "hey, how you doing? what you listenin to?" i'm thinking oh no, dont even think about it. I think about running away, but who can resist that little face? so i decided to give him one head phone. We listened to Smack That by Akon, dancing in the middle of class. I must say we were the entertainment for the day. We miss you David, hope you're happy where you are now and rest in peace
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Christie Dancu posted a condolence
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Jessica, I am so sorry about the loss of your young son, please accept my heart felt sympathy. Christie Dancu
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Kelly Clarke posted a condolence
Thursday, June 10, 2010
My deepest condolences to your family for your loss of David. As I have watched my daughter go through the feelings of shock, to sadness, to being able to share her memories of him, I can only imagine your sorrow. May you find peace and fond memories during this difficult time.
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Preston R. Christopher posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
one thing im gonna miss about david is he was pretty much always happy and always willin to help a friend, and the one thing im gonna miss is his voice lol no matter what if he was sober or not he sounded like he'd been partying
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Jackie Smith posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
David came to visit us to let us know that he was taking swimming lessons
with his Grandmother. What a lovely surprise, as I had bought him a bathing suit,towel and bag for it all.Happiness AT IT'S BEST.JESSICA visited often with David to let me know of his great love of swimming.
David will always have a special place in my heart!
"MUCH LOVE TO THE FAMILY".
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Ashley Hollingsworth posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
My last memory of David was when we were both in 8th grade. We both ended up going to the same birthday party, and at the time I hadn't seen David for a while until that night. This was the best memory of David that I have. Everyone was dancing, including me. But I saw David off to the side sitting down by himself watching everybody else dance. I stopped dancing and walked over to him and asked him if he wanted to dance with me. He got up, and told me he didn't know how to dance. I told him that it doesn't matter and he doesn't have a choice. He is going to dance with me. So with a goofy grin on his face he walked towards me and we danced for most of the party. I only wish that after this night I would have been able to see David more often. He was a great person. He accepted everyone for who they were, and he was always a sweet guy. RIP David, you will be missed.
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Ms. K posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
I was David's sophomore English teacher. He was, indeed, smarter than most adults. As a growing tenth grader, he was also ravenously hungry. Any time there was an irregularity in the schedule that year, our class was to have gone to lunch in the second group of kids. David, however, would play dumb, go to first lunch, and then go to lunch AGAIN with his whole class. I have no doubt that he also ate BOTH TIMES! I never wrote him up for it, because he had a way of charming me with his wit. In return, he read books for me and went out of his way to prove to me that he was doing my work. I have not seen him in a while, but I will still miss his being in the world. He was fun.
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Gaillard Smith posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
To the family of David: I know none of you personally but please accept my heart-felt sympathy for the loss of your lovely young man. I have sons who are David's age and my life is so blessed by the two of them. Please know that you are in people's thoughts and prayers. May you all somehow quickly heal from this wound.
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marcia posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Though I did not know David personally, I wish to express my condolences to you on the loss of your loved one. I too know the pain of death's sting. Death truly is an enemy but we can find comfort in the words of the Bible at Revelation 21:3, 4: “God himself will be with them. And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.” What hope is there for our dead loved ones? The Bible makes the promise: “Your dead ones will live .. They will rise up” Isaiah 26:19 We can have complete confidence that Jehovah God, who is the giver of life, will bury death forever. What a blessing it will be when we can rightly ask” “Death, where is your victory? Death, where is your sting”? – 1 Corinthians 5:55 What the Bible says about how God can and will defeat death certainly indicates his loving interest in the human family. It should help us to understand Jehovah’s personality and draw us closer to him. If you would like to find out more, please do not hesitate to contact Jehovah’s Witnesses in your area. Respectfully,
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Angela Taylor posted a condolence
Monday, June 7, 2010
Jessica and Gordon, I am so sorry. I miss him so much, and regret all the missed opportunities to spend time with both David and Dale. All of us love David so much, he will always be that chubby cheek, smiley little boy to me. I love you guys.
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Wendy Beck posted a condolence
Monday, June 7, 2010
Gordy and Jessica - My thoughts are prayers are with you. Please let me know if there is anything I can do for you. From my heart to yours. Love, Wendy
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Neil Beck posted a condolence
Saturday, June 5, 2010
A fond memory of David I would like to share is a scuba diving trip David and I took to Hoods Canal. We went to Sundrock on Hoods canal to dive a sunken boat. Being David just finished his open water dive certification and had never been below 35ft, I was a little leary of taking him to 65ft to see this sunken boat. David talked me into it. How could I refuse this 12-13 year old (at the time), who aced his dive certifications. So off we swam to the bouy and descended down the rope to the sea floor at 65 feet below sea level. Around the sunken boat were lingcod that were bigger than David at that time. I could see his eyes grow through his mask as we made our way closer to the lingcod. As we approached the huge fish, David turned to me and with his underwater hand signals (a "point" and an "ok" sign), asking me if I was ok. David was not afraid of the lingcod, but was concerned I was! David was a lot smarter than most adults. He loved the adventures with his Uncle Neil (that is what he called me). David will be terribly missed, but never forgotten. Rest in peace, young man.
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Sarah Woods and John, Jimmy,and Ricky Mendoza posted a condolence
Friday, June 4, 2010
Jess and Gordie, We are so sorry for your loss of such a wonderful boy. We want you to know that our prayers are with you and if you need to talk or anything just let us know. Just know that the lord is guiding you through your loss. We love you and our thoughts and prayers are with you.
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