Hard to believe its been 4 years since you left us. I miss our long chats. We think of you often and smile and think of the good times. 

I am just learning of David’s passing. My condolences to Linda and his family. I knew David from elementary school. I kind gentle person even then. Amidst the grief may you find beautiful memories that bring comfort. 

First we are so sorry for your loss. 
It's hard to believe, we have both always enjoyed reading his Facebook posts and the love he had for his wife Linda, his family and life in general was impossible to miss. He was inspiring, he will be missed by many. 
We heard about it from a friend and we've both been at a loss for what to say, so here's a story that goes back to the happy day when David and Linda got married. It was a beautiful day, full of fun and many happy memories were made. After the wedding reception my wife Linda & I left just before the newly married couple. We checked into our motel room and settled in for a good night's sleep.  A bit later we were woken up by someone trying to break into our room, but the security chain was stopping them. Worried I went to the door prepared to fend off whoever was trying to get in. The person WAS very persistent - they REALLY wanted to get into the room. When I challenged them they said "but I have a key!" to which I replied "Sorry this one is taken, front desk must have messed up!" Then I woke up a bit more and thought I recognized the voices outside the door so I asked - "David is that you?" a few seconds later the same question is repeated back to me.  At that point I knew what happened - I unlatched the door and there was David and Linda just back from the reception - no wonder they wanted into the room so bad!  We were all staying at the same small motel and they had not checked in yet, so when they woke up the sleepy front desk agent who heard 'David and Linda' they simply found the first room with guests with that name and handed over the key.  After all in a 10 room motel what are the odd that 2 rooms would have the exact same  first names of the guests? 
We laughed it off and it was quickly resolved.
Yes David and Linda did get their room and I think talking to them the next day, they might have even gotten a bit a sleep. 
It was a truly memorable day.


Last night we had a bonfire and our thoughts were of Dave. He loved his bonfires. We will miss him and the pictures and chats on Facebook. Our thought and prayers are with Linda and Dave's family during the rough days ahead.
Treasure your Memories and those Memories will become the Greatest Treasures of all

My deepest sympathies to the King family during this very difficult time.

I met David and Linda 3 weeks after they were married. I had started work at a daycare Linda worked at. Both of them ran our social committee for a few years and always had lots of fun activities for us to partake in(the poker run was my fav) for a few years they even planned our Xmas parties as well. Dave will be missed greatly, my sincere condolences to you Linda and the family left behind.💜

Sending our sincere condolences, very sad, Marilyn and Tom.

My fondest memory of David King is the “Shepard’s pie incident”. One never really knew what David might say or do.  He always had a smile and this quirky sense of humor. The day his mother was rushed off to hospital was no exception. We watched the ambulance leave his parent’s house, rushed over to find out what happened. David and Linda were visiting his parents that day. As they often did when the girls were younger. We anxiously asked what was going on. David said that Mom had a heart attack. Words of concern were expressed. And then.....the realization.....set in.....”who was going to finish making the shepherds pie for dinner?” Asked David. I looked at David and said “are you kidding me...this is what you are worried about?” Well we all started to laugh.  This story has been retold over the years with much laughter. It was a moment in time captured that will never be forgotten.  There was even a poem penned to commemorate that day. David was one of a kind. He will be dearly missed.

 Oh Linda, I am so sorry! I can’t believe it. He was always so supportive through Facebook and I loved his photos of food and his backyard set ups with the TV. My mom taught him how to dance. He always was a cheerleader for others. Please except my condolences for you and your family and especially Jasper. Big hugs from California. 

Linda and family I am sadden to hear of the passing of Dave, we shared some good years together when he was practising real estate. My heartfelt condolences to you and his extended family, especially his children Breanna and Brittany 

I was saddened to hear of the loss of someone so young from the family of my dear friends Marilyn and Tom. 

So sorry to hear of your loss you are in my thoughts and prayers hugs to all the family 



So sorry for your loss. David’s posts were legend and everyone will truly miss his outgoing spirit! 

Peter and I are so very sorry to hear of David's passing.  We enjoyed his many postings and pictures over the years on facebook.  He will be greatly missed.

Memories of David when he was a little boy, along with Cindy,  pop up sometimes and always make me smile. 
Mom often spoke about how much she enjoyed and appreciated Dave dropping by twice for a chat when he was in town. 
David and I reconnected about a year ago on fb. He made me laugh, shared ip photos that inspired me, warmed my heart to see his love and appreciation for Linda,  and his wit I thoroughly enjoyed. 
His obvious love of Jasper warmed me too.

Passed far too soon.  There's no comfort my words can truly give. All I can do is send love, hugs, and prayers.

To Dave wife and family I’m shocked to hear the news , Dave was my Facebook buddy we spoke about meeting and coming to a fire shared many ideas also he could make me laught with his one liners . I am so saddled by the news . Our family wish there condolences to his family and friends , Dave will be missed by many . We will be keeping you in our prayers. Rip Dave 

Dave always had a story, a laugh, or a joke to tell, and was so friendly  and jovial every time I saw him. 
His love for Linda was something so rare, and something men should aspire to.
Rest in peace, Dave. 
Xox,
Meaghan

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David Walter King

4 mai 1965 – 27 juillet 2019

Westmount Memorial Celebration Centre

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