I've been reading the journal and today before I opened it I took a deep breath.
Dave was such a great guy, I am so happy to have spent some time with him and get to know him a little, as well as listen to him play a few times. He will be sorely missed by many. He was such a great musician and man.
I really breaks my heart that just a few days ago Dave bought one of my video lessons, as sick he was.
I will always treasure this first time I met him and he asked if I'd play rhythm guitar for him.
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So sorry to hear this news. Dave and I played several "Steelin' for Hearts" shows back in the late 80's, I think it was. He was a really nice fellow and a great musician. My condolences to his family and friends.
So so so sad. Things were looking up for him for a while there and we all had some high hopes that he'd pull through, but it was not to be.
When you loose a friend such as Dave, it really cuts deep. One never gets over it and just tries to cope with the loss, which in this case will be very difficult.
Dave was a dear friend. I can't tell you how much I will miss him. Dave and I started a band back in 1980 when we could play a gig and then stay up all night long jamming to perfect our licks and learn our craft. In between songs we would joke and laugh - the real gut buster laughs that you never forget! Dave had a great sense of humor. Dave loved to play dobro and he was just as passionate about playing with novice pickers at a jam session as he was with pros. I loved that about Dave. My heart is aching today... I miss him so much.
Dave was a great player for sure!
But He was always a great Person. just wonderful to be around any time or any place.
I so sad to hear the news it breaks my heart.
We all love you Dave!!!
My condolences to the family. This was quite a shock for me. Although I hadn't seen Dave in over 30 years, I always kept up with him through the "grapevine". We knew each other from the early Fredericksburg, Va. days.
God bless, and rest in peace my old friend.
Pat Moore