David Rieumont

Birth date: Apr 26, 1937 Death date: Jul 30, 2021

Rieumont, David Passed away on July 30th, 2021 at the age of 84. Dave was a devoted husband and father. He is survived by his wife Fran. They were married for 64 years. His children are Dawn, David and Mark (Kerry); and two gran Read Obituary

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Mark Rieumont

216w ago

Dad,
No words can explain my sorrow. No picture can express my sadness. No person can understand my loss. Since I was a young child, I always admired you and looked to you for guidance. I didn’t need to read about famous figures and deities….i just had to look your way and observe how you lived your life. To me, you were Zeus, Achilles, and Braveheart rolled into one. I look back on my life and my only memories of you bring me happiness. Your passing has been the greatest loss of my life to date and I will honor you by trying to be the same father to my children that you were to me. My only consolation is understanding that you are no longer physically suffering. At the end of the day when the lights are dimmed, the noise is silenced, and I am in solitude…. I will always think of you and cry in silence knowing that I can never hear your voice, listen to you laughter, take advice, express appreciation for your sacrifice, or say “ I love you” ever again. You were not a happy old guy that was fun to hang out with. You were an unparalleled father. You were a great man. You were my hero.

Mark

Pat Zakel

217w ago

Uncle Dave, you were one in a million! You always brought a smile to all who knew you, and even some who didn’t! As a child, I have good memories of visiting you in Brooklyn and you walking Linda and I all over to see the Architecture of the buildings. Didn’t really know what you were talking about but we loved your stories! Or the time you and Uncle Jim had Linda and I in the car taking us home and you made the car “dance” to “Under the Boardwalk” windows open, singing at the top of our lungs! Stories are many! I recently enjoyed our lunches - looking forward to your humor! You will be so missed! Fly with the Angels, Uncle Dave! Rest In Peace. Til we meet again, Love, Patty…

Theresa Whicker

217w ago

Fran, Davie, Mark and Dawn; I was heartbroken to hear of cousin Davie's passing. I'm so glad you were able to be with him. To say he will be incredibly missed is an understatement. I remember as we were growing up and as adults, going to family gatherings and how excited I would be when mom told us you all would be there. My heart was always happy when filled with the joy and laughter Davie brought to everyone. His smile lit up the room, his jokes and dancing were always something to look forward to. I'm really going to miss him picking on Rodney. <3

I pray the Lord is holding you all close and you are blessed with God's comfort as we celebrate cousin Davie's life and his homecoming to the Kingdom of God. I know he's surely dancing and smiling, pain free, along with my dearly missed grandma Angie, grandpa Al, sister Angela, brother Christopher, Uncle Nick and Aunt Lilly.

Our prayers, love and condolences,
Theresa & Brad Whicker

Mary Ann Valentine

217w ago

I will truly miss our Tuesday golf outings during the off season. Dave always came prepared with his weekly golf tips. I'm sure that he did this to throw us off so that we wouldn't beat him. As a member of his "harem", I had a different name to record my score, "Miserable Mary Ann!" His tips did not often work with me although I did manage to beat him once! He was going to have the scorecard framed for me! Dave was truly a ray of sunshine. I will miss you but know that you're on my shoulder every Tuesday guiding the club.

Love and miss you
Mary Ann Valentine

Richard Valentine

217w ago

In life we have few true friends, I consider you to be among my few. Having breakfast together, playing golf you were great company. The songs, the jokes you were one in a million. I will miss you Dave.
Richard Valentine

Diane Fish

217w ago

So sorry for your loss.
Dave was a lot of fun to be with. We all had breakfast together every Saturday. I’m a new comer to the group but it was fun. He and his corny jokes will surely be missed!
Sincerely,
Diane Fish

Sue Michaud

217w ago

Dave,

Don, Diane and I will miss having breakfast with you on Saturday mornings. We had so much fun. You always had a joke for us. You were always smiling no matter what! You are a great guy and we will surely miss you.

Love, Don, Diane and Sue

Christine Clifford

217w ago

I will forever miss you as a dear friend.
Love,
Dolores

David M Rieumont

217w ago

Dad, it was the greatest honor to have you as my father. You and mom have lived your whole life to make the lives of your children better. We always came first over any and everything. You have always made me feel that I was the most important person in the world and how proud you were of me. I have had no greater love then I have had for you and mom. You loved us (Dawn, Mark and Me) since the day we were born with all your being, till the day you took your last breath. I will see you forever in everything I am and everything I have become.

Love.
David

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