David Getz passed on March 13, 2021 at home at the age of 55.
Service will start on Wednesday at 3:30pm with Rabbi Cedar.
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David Getz
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Paul R Janerico says
There are no words I have that could express how deeply saddened I was to hear of David’s untimely passing except to say that he was as much a friend as he was a co-worker. Saying his presence will be deeply missed is an extraordinary understatement. I wish all that knew him peace.
Respectfully,
-PRJ
Janine M. Cerny says
Dear Janice, Dayna and Family,
My heart is aching for you. I am deeply sorry.
Sending love.
In friendship,
Janine and Family
Alison Miller says
To my wonderful extended family,
Janis, Dayna, Sandy, and all who knew David – David was a gem and a true gentleman. He was the most generous, loyal, kind, and warm man. Despite our physical distance, David and I always felt connected and joined by the love we shared for our grandmothers, Billie and Elsie. At my wedding, which David and Ben came to all the way in California, David told me how proud my grandma would be. He brought her memory and love with him and I was so grateful he came. David – I love you. I will cherish the memories I have of you always and forever.
Kim Stewart says
My sincerest sympathies for your loss. David was highly regarded by everyone he came in contact with. We worked together for many years. He loved to laugh and had a wonderful smile and sense of humor. He will truly be missed.
Michael Miller says
Dear Janice, Dayna, Family & Friends,
David was a Wonderful person. He had one of the Nicest souls that I had ever met. He was a very Loving and Caring person and he was always a pleasure to speak with and be around. I wish I had more time to get to get together and more time to spend with David. I always thought that there would be more time in the future to get together. His passing came as a complete shock to all of us. David will be truly missed by all !!!
Love,
Cousin Michael
Diane says
Earlier last week, I was thinking about beating everyone to the annual Pi Day text with a pre-Pi Day text. I wish I sent it. One last contact with you. I will always remember your smile, kindness, love and service to others. Rest In Peace dear friend. May the heavy hearts you leave behind be lifted up by following your example.
Sylvia Torres says
David was a true angel on Earth. He was a ray of light and always brought joy to my heart as well as everyone who knew him. He will live on in all the beautiful memories we share. David was my hero in many ways; from sharing a decadent dessert to split the guilt as well as the calories, to being my awesome dance partner at a mutual friend’s wedding when my hubby’s suit was too tight for him to dance, to actually saving me from nearly drowning in an 8 foot pond. I will always love and be eternally grateful for my close and dear friend David. Rest in eternal peace Davíd. <3 XOXO <3
Felicia says
I was so sad to hear of the passing of David. He was such a good man, so kind and witty. Always positive. I was very lucky to have met him & will always cherish the memories. As so many others, I will miss David very much. Rest in peace dear man.
Amy says
Our Beloved David
David was a man who would reach out a hand to a friend swimming in a pond, without knowing that she was on the verge of drowning, and save her life.
David was a man who would meet friends in Manhattan for a movie and would drive a friend home to the Bronx every time before driving home to Brooklyn.
David was a man who cared deeply for his family.
David was a man who physically took care of his father at the end of his life.
David was a man who loved getting together with friends for dinners and shows, even tolerating a friend who insisted that attending theater required “show pants” and not jeans.
David was a man who invited his sister, niece, mother and grandmother to live with him, all at the same time. He loved and cared for all of them.
David was a man that desired having children of his own. David’s niece came to live with him, and he took her into his heart as his own.
David was a man who loved to travel.
David was a man who celebrated his 40th birthday with college friends in Las Vegas and who celebrated his 50th birthday with the same friends on a trip to Ireland.
David was a man who would travel to Syracuse with friends to see a musical production of another friend’s chorus.
It’s hard to summarize 55 years of life of an incredible human being, but David was a man of love.