David F. Strah

I miss you Dad.

Dear Rod and family,
So sorry to hear about your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
In Christ,
Kami

Rod and family -
You are far in miles but not from our thoughts and prayers at this time of loss. Your Dad will be remembered and missed! Della said that you might be coming to CO this year. We hope so! It would be great to swap memories and create new ones! My sisters and our families send our love -
Uncle Rich and Aunt Rose's kids and clan -
Virginia, Barb, Marge and Dan and the kids and grandkids.
May Love encircle you and support you today and always!

Rod,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Sincerely,
Lisa and Philip Johnson

Hello to the Strah family. Frank and I wanted to tell you how sorry we are for your loss. There are no words to take away the sorrow and weight of this moment in time for you, but I think your dad would want you to know about all the laughter and memories that we shared at the Skul house. Our Jennifer still remembers the time your dad was here for a 50th wedding anniversary for Uncle Lou and Aunt Rose and how we were trying to get everyone in a car to get to the cermony and there just didn't seem to be enough room so he crawled into the hatchback of our Suburu with Jen and she talks about how they laughed all the way to the church wiht his knees up around his head. I can assure you that his children were the most important thing in his life. It is not the years you live that matters, it is the memories you leave behind that keeps you alive in the hearts and minds of those you leave behind to finish their journeys. So hold dear all the good memories you have of your dad and he will always be with you. And when this time is over and you want to come to Colorado, know that there are memories waiting to be made here at the Skul house and we always have room. God Bless you all. Love Uncle Frank and Aunt Della.

I was sorry to hear of Dave's passing. I worked for him for several years at Goodyear in Beaumont. He always treated me well.

He gave me my first management job where I learned much from him. He was a great mentor. He taught me how to look at problems and ways to go about solving them. These early lessons served me well throughout my career.

It is with regret that I post a notice of farewell. You will be loved, cherished and forever in my heart and those of the Skul family. Love to you dear David...Marie Skul-Frisch

Rod,
So sorry for your loss. May you find peace and comfort in your memories.

Hello to you all, Frank and I wanted to tell you how sorry we are for your loss. But I think that what your dad would want you to know is that he made and left so many wonderful memories with us at the Skul house. I can still hear his voice and his laughter and what a handsome man he was, my Jennifer remembers when he was here for a party, I believe Uncle Lou and Aunt Rose's 50th Anniversary, we were all trying to fit into cars and your dad crawled (tall as he was) into the hatchback of our Suburu with little Jennifer. She has never forgetten him or the laughter they shared. It is not the years we live that counts in this life but the memories we leave behind that keeps us alive for all eternity in the hearts and minds of the ones we love. This I can assure you, his children meant everything to him. We hold you all dear in our hearts and want you to know that you are always welcome to come and see us and are more than welcome to share our home. God Bless you all. Uncle Frank and Aunt Della

Rod, sending our thoughts and prayers to you and your family. Looking forward to visiting and seeing you soon. Your dad was my favorite and always wished we could spend more time but families grow and move on. He was truly loved by all, especially by my mother and father - Auntie Bernie and Uncle Vic Ursick. Our heartfelt sympathies to all. .... Debbie and Jim