Just found this .My God
Bless David . Knew his dad very well who just passed recently. 
Condolences to the family with prayer and love
Chet Gronke englewood fl

Dave was my Fraternity Brother and such a funny guy!  I had the privilege of sharing so many great memories with Dave like trips to Laughlin, Phi Delt Events and many hours hanging out.

One in particular, he and Justin would come back to our dorms in Mountain View after a late night.  He would play the theme song to the “Dukes of Hazzard”.  While I thought this was hilarious, the girls above us didn’t have the same appreciation for the Dukes at a little after 1AM in the morning!

Thank you for the great memories and being a part of my life Dave!

Ken Fox

I did not know Dave very long. We worked together for a short time while but what I can say, with all honesty, is that he was one of the nicest people I have ever met. He was a joy to work with and extremely helpful and always willing to lend a hand of support. I loved his laugh and he talked to me about sports and family all the time and would share stories of his life. He will be missed greatly! RIP Sir and prayers of strength to your family and friends.

During game 7 of the 2001 WS, I was working the scoreboard and Sebastiani was working the game day board with the player notes. When Gonzo got the hit in the bottom of the 9th, Dave and I looked at each other and his face and excitement is forever burned into my memory. He’s the funniest guy I ever met and one of the really great guys I’ve ever known. All the love in the world to everyone in family.

Dave was one of the funniest people I have ever met as well as a great storyteller. I will always remember the tears flowing from his eyes as after Gonzo’s hit to win game 7 of the 2001 World Series. 
He was a wonderful, caring guy who was so very proud of his family. It was always a pleasure to see him walk into the room.

Stephanie, Jackson, Samantha,
My heart goes out to you three and the rest of your family. I knew Dave first from our college days. Just a fun, super nice guy to be around. He will be missed by many. Please let Michelle or I know if we can ever help in any way. With lots of love,
Justin and Michelle Kohls and Family

Dave was a great friend and I think I can actually say he was the funniest person I ever met.  I have heard so many stories about his family,  I feel like I know them. Dave and I became supervisors on the same day years ago.  We had to go by the last 4 of out ss# back then if we were hired on the same date and mine was lower than his, so I got to pick first.  Every shift bid I would walk over to him and ask him what shift he wanted.  He would tell me to go away because he always thought I would take his shift.  Every shift bid I looked forward to him telling me to go away. I have a lot of Dave memories that I will always cherish. I will truly miss you my friend.  You are someone who made my life better just by being you! I will always be thankful for knowing you.

What to say about Dave. “Oh My lanta” I said one time when I first me him in the Chandler Ops group. He was like “what did you say” lol. 

He had so much love for his family! His wife and his two babies. He spoke about you all and talked about your lives! I can remember so many conversations when he told me how amazing his wife was because she was a teacher and the amazing work she was doing. My youngest son had just started football and he would tell me about how awesome his son was doing in his football career. He would talk about his daughter and say how amazing she was. 

My deepest condolences to all of you! He was so full of life and is gone too soon! He will always be the angel that watches over his family as that was most important to Dave.

Dave was one of the best humans I've ever known, and calling him my friend was an honor. His wit and humor were unmatched, as was his kind and genuine spirit. We worked together for many years, and those were some of the best times of my career. He was always willing to listen and help you work out a problem, offer sound advice, and always had a story to make you laugh out loud. When I moved across the country, we stayed in touch, checking in periodically, swapping stories, and him giving me updates on the kids and Stephanie. He loved his family so much, and was so proud of Jackson and Samantha. 
Dave was one in a million, the kind of person who made your day better just by being in it. And there is no one who could make me laugh like Sebas could. 
I am grateful for our friendship and the light he brought with him. The world definitely feels a little darker with his absence. But I'm grateful for the memories. He was a good man and will be missed.

Stephanie, Jackson, Samantha.     I will miss Dave. 

We worked together for many years at Verizon.  Dave was able to make work fun for himself and others.   He was a gifted story teller and he loved telling stories about his family.  I remember some of the potential naming choices for Jackson, the school escapades of Samantha, and most of all the Brother-in-Law stories that I will never find out the conclusions to.  He was part of our poker crew for many years, which was another place where he was able to share his stories.    While I never agreed with his Notre Dame infatuation and his choice of MLB teams, he was always kind enough to send me a sarcastic text when Bama or the Dodgers would get beat in the playoffs and I of course was willing to return the favor.  I was envious of some of the baseball folks he was able to meet while working with the DBacks but he was always willing to share the story.  

Dave will be missed and the world is a lessor place without him in it.  .....And Dave, because you knew I would, "Lets Go Blue  and of course, Roll Tide !!" .

I had a blast working with Dave at the Dbacks for almost 10 years. I remember when the monthly schedule would come out and I'd check and see if I was working a game with Dave and when I saw his name I smiled and looked forward to working with him.  I loved sitting beside him "working" and being able to talk and make comments and he'd always make me laugh. He would have me in tears and I could barely do my job, such good times!  I cherished the times I could make him laugh.  He was always so proud of his kids and would talk about what they were up to. Dave was a fantastic person, who enjoyed life and being himself. May the memories of time spent with him always be a blessing to his family and friends. Thank you for being you Dave!

I worked with Dave at America West or US Airways I won’t forget Stephanie fall in Love  with Dave …. I found this picture of both of them…. So very sorry to hear about Dave…Stephanie I thought you would like to see this picture…. Lorraine McClellan

Dave was my first friend when we transferred here from California. He kept me laughing and he was always available to help. Being around him always put a smile on my face! I miss you friend but know you are home in Heaven with Jesus.

David was such an amazing dad. He is a flying angel and will always be cherished. One memory that I forever cherished with me is when i was suffering from a leg injury. David asked how I was doing and he said something that has pondered with me for so long. He said … “Keep your head up. God puts us through these things because he knows that we can handle it”. I have never ever forgotten those words. And I never will. I keep them in my pocket through life. And that is something that I will never forget about David. And it’s a memory that I want the Sebastiani family to have and hold too🫶🏼

Uncle Dave, 

I’m going to miss you and our lumberjack bond we had. I will never forget is showing off our “Not A Real” university spirit that we told people. Going to miss your lovely voice when you sing us Happy Birthday too. Love you, Uncle Dave! 💗

Words can not describe the amount of joy Dave brought into everyone's lives. The laughter,  all the crazy random fun facts, endless sports knowledge,  teaching everyone ketchup does not belong on hotdogs haha, the list goes on and on.  Thank you for bringing so much joy into our lives and amazing memories 😇❤️

Phi Delta Theta formal. Dave introduced me to my wife at this event. We’ve been together 28 years. Thanks Dave. I’ll always owe you for that one.

This was taken in Laughlin, NV in 1996. Phi Delta Theta’s first formal. Lots of drinking and gambling that weekend.

Dave,  when I was in labor with my Zowie I held your hand so tight and you didn’t complain. Probably because it ended up being one of the best days of your life. 😂   I will miss our yearly vaginaversary text! Rest in Paradise, Uncle Dave! We love you, David and Colleen

My Uncle Dave you never failed to make me laugh. I remember after my graduation you sent me the photos you took of me and told me how proud you were of me! I miss you so much. I love you,  Uncle Dave! 
Zowie

Dave , 
He was an amazing dad to the kids and uncle to his nieces. I loved his sense of humor and the way he joked with people . What a great man ! He’s laughing in heaven and joking with his mom and dad! Love you guys !

Stephanie, Jackson and Samantha,
We are so sorry to hear about your loss.  We are thinking of you all and sending our hugs and love. 
The Altmaier’s

Dave was so excited to have his picture taken with little Elvis! Dave, Stephanie, Amy and I (Bobby) walked all over Vegas to try and find him again. Dave said, “Do you think if I tip him $100 he would let me take a picture holding him like a baby?” But no luck. One of my favorite pictures of him.

My nephew brought his VR set to work one day. I had Samantha try a game called "Walk the Plank."  You take a ride on an elevator to the top of the building. The doors open and you have to walk the plank to get to the other side. I tapped Sam on the shoulder and she lost her balance and flew into the wall. She was historical laughing. She had rug burn and all. Then a few minutes later I get this text from Dave 🤣.  He left us with some of thr best memories ❤️

We met Dave when we were 18 years old. He is by far one of the funniest people you'll ever meet. I'd call you lucky if he has ever given you a hard time and made a joke about it.  It ment he cared. You will be forever missed ❤️

Dave sat across from me and was one of my close confidants at work. He was bright and warm. He had an uncanny ability to make you laugh and make you feel seen. I would drive him nuts by always shaking my leg in my seat, and he would send me videos of the Clue movie because I reminded him of Flames on the side of my face whenever someone frustrated me at work. He was just the best human, and I am lucky to have known him and to be in his orbit. I still remember crying when he got a new job because I would miss him so much. Rest in peace, my friend; the world is a little less bright without you.

My condolences to Dave's family and anyone else lucky enough to have been touched by him . Dave was the epitome of positivity. Every interaction involved a laugh or a smile.  Before I even got to know him well Dave worked with my wife and she just loved him so I knew he must have been a great guy. Then I got my opportunity to work with him and it was everything I thought it would be. It was a sad day when we no longer worked together mostly because the team loss his positive energy and spark and now unfortunately the world has. I will try to pick up some of the slack you left by being a positive person in the lives of others.. RIP Dave

Dave was such a wonderful person. He had the best sense of humor and was a pleasure to work with. He perfected the art of story telling and loved sharing stories about his family.  My deepest condolences go out to Dave's family and friends during this difficult time. He will truly be missed.

Thoughts and condolences going out to Dave's family. He will truly be missed.  I appreciated his dynamic story telling about life and the various stories he had about the D-backs.  A infectious laugh and genuine smile, Dave made coming to work even more enjoyable.  I sincerely appreciated working side by side with Sebas over the years.   Miss you buddy.

I had the opportunity to work with Dave in Chandler and he was a wonderful, sarcastic, and caring man. Everyone that knew him knew that his family was his world. He will be missed by everyone that knew him. My prayers to his family.

Sebass, you were genuinely one of the funniest people anyone of us will  have ever known in real life.   You were so generous with your wit and storytelling that it was an absolute pleasure to make you laugh as well. It brought me so much joy to see you laugh, close your eyes, take off your glasses, rub eyes and say “ahhh that’s funny”.  I always felt like you were that cool big brother at work who was there with wisdom when you needed it most.  Thank you for being there for me when I lost my Dad and my son Eythen.  Your humor got me through a lot and helped me to still find the funny in the sad or absurd. To use that as a means of healing is one the lessons I will carry with me in life.   You were an amazing friend, peer and comedic mentor.  You will absolutely be missed but you will be remembered every time I see Three Amigos.  “Si it’s a plethora”

For your family:  Hold the promise God has made when we leave this worlds, through him, he will make us whole.  I’m sure you will agree, we will not be whole without Dave so I assure you, we will see him again. Thank you for sharing Dave with us.  It’s going to be an honor to remember him.

Dave had a smile and laugh that will be missed. Know one could tell a story like Dave. We were fellow Sups at VZW.  
He will be missed!!!

Dave, your incredible sense of humor brought light and laughter into our lives. Heaven will be full of laughter now that you are there. My thoughts and prayers are with Stephanie, Jackson, and Samantha. You were an incredible person and I was lucky enough to be your friend. 

You will be missed “Hermano”

We will miss you dear cousin. Your jokes and laughter will remain in our memories!
Our thoughts and prayers are with Stephanie, Jackson and Samantha.  You will be forever in our hearts.
Antoinette and Joe

OBITUARY

David C Sebastiani

December 11, 1971 – March 3, 2024

Shadow Mountain Mortuary

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