Your greatly missed & always in my thoughts.
Robyn & Tim

We knew Dave through Larry Masterleo & family.  I met Dave back in 1986.  Dave was  laid back, satisfied, happy & kind.  He was the guy that would hold doors open for people, smile & make some small talk to lift another person's spirit.  Dave was a creative soul with an eye for detail.  He loved working w/his hands & made a good career painting homes & interiors.  Larry & Dave would often work together as a team & remained great friends until Larry's untimely death  - 01/17/2004.  These people will never leave our memories, they have imprinted themselves forever in our hearts.  

Sympathy & well wishes for family/friends left behind.  You remain in our thoughts, Dave.

Pat & Joan (Schubach) Moloney

I met Don a little over 20 years ago through working together.  Through Don I met Dave.  Though I did not know Dave as well as I got to know Don, every time I met Dave, he was an upbeat, positive kind person.  I know that Don and Dave were not 'just' brothers but they were also close friends.  Of course, nothing I say will fill the hole in your life now.  But perhaps this quote, from a Church of England cleric may give you some comfort...

Death is nothing at all.  I have slipped into the next room. I am I, and you are you. Whatever we were to each other, that we are still.  Call me by my old familiar name, speak to me in the easy way which you always used.  Put no difference in your tone, wear no forced air of solemnity or sorrow.  Laugh as we always laughed, at the little jokes  we enjoyed together.  Pray, smile, think of me, pray for me.  Let my name be the household word that  it always was.  Let it be spoken without effect, without trace of shadow on it.  Life means all it ever meant, it is the same as it ever was, there is unbroken continuity.  Why should I be out of mind merely because I am out of sight?

I am waiting for you for an interval, somewhere very near, just around the corner.... All is well.  Canon Henry Scott Holland (1847-1918)

Please accept my deepest condolences.

Rob Schaller

Lit a candle in memory of David Lawrence Meeks

Nancy Neutzling and Family purchased the Angel - Memorial for the family of David Lawrence Meeks.

Dear Meeks family, I would first and foremost like to send to you my most heartfelt sympathies and prayers during this very troubling time. I first met David through his brother Don whom I worked with for a number of years when I lived in Ohio. Dave was a great person to be around whether out for the evening on the town or kicked back at the apartment he shared with Don. Dave was a very hard working and proficient painter in those days and we shared stories of our latest jobs and our newest tools. Some of my fondest memories were when Dave moved here to Vermont with his Brother Don for awhile. He seemed to enjoy the laid back pace, the mountains, fresh air and open spaces. These memories I will cherish forever because they are apart of me and who I am. Some people you meet in life, like Dave, through actions and gestures become strands of who you become and I feel very fortunate to have know David.  Please know that you are in my prayers and thoughts. I am in hopes that through this tough time that the strands that David left within each of you make you stronger and bring you together to help each other through this. 

A grieving friend,

Jerry Mattison

Shaftsbury, Vermont

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David Lawrence Meeks

28 enero, 1967 – 9 noviembre, 2013

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