David was born November 20, 1943 in Ames. David served in the U.S. Navy in the Vietnam War. David was an Assistant City Engineer in Effingham ILL. Surviving are his wife Dr. Dona Wilkins - Foster and two daughters Meghan and Jennifer
Jane Faught Singer gave me a call when she learned David had passed away. So hard to see that several of our classmates are no longer with us. The web site is a terrific way to be updated, so I hope that any who have not added some prsonal information will do so. Many thanks to those who have worked so hard to set it up and start it up.
My memories of David are Rainbow Dances (he always looked so handsome and dressed so well) and his parents. His mom was so attractive and dressed so well. Leo was the friendly butcher at Fairway. He would ocassionally call my mom and say, "Agnes, I can get a leg of lamb today, do you want one?" I think we were one of about four families in CC that ate lamb.
Condolences to David's wife and daughters. I'm sure you David him a great deal.
Carol Keith (Brautigam)
To Our Classmates of '62,
Jane Faught Singer gave me a call when she learned David had passed away. So hard to see that several of our classmates are no longer with us. The web site is a terrific way to be updated, so I hope that any who have not added some prsonal information will do so. Many thanks to those who have worked so hard to set it up and start it up.
My memories of David are Rainbow Dances (he always looked so handsome and dressed so well) and his parents. His mom was so attractive and dressed so well. Leo was the friendly butcher at Fairway. He would ocassionally call my mom and say, "Agnes, I can get a leg of lamb today, do you want one?" I think we were one of about four families in CC that ate lamb.
Condolences to David's wife and daughters. I'm sure you David him a great deal.