David Danisavich Tribute:

You taught me how to tie my shoes, ride a bike, drive, stand up for myself, play cards, do math quickly in my head, how to make bundukies, and halupkis, and so much more than just these few things! There is no way I could ever be the person I am today without your support and love. I can’t imagine what I’m going to do everyday, because I miss your phone calls “Glor I made Bellinis, are ya coming over? “ or “Glor I’m running to bill’s do you need anything ?” and coming over every night to talk and have a snack and watch the weather! I know that you lived your life to the fullest and I were the absolute best Dad in the whole world! You were always there when I needed a ride anywhere – no questions and my friends too – you always welcomed my friends – made us anything we wanted to eat or drink! You made us try foods we never ate before , You made me laugh, you made me cry, you made me mad, & I pissed you off a lot too! But no one ever has been there for me 1000% except you dad! And I know that you are no longer suffering and now you’re with mom and Everyone in heaven. I hope you’re playing cards with uncle Tony and uncle Eddie! I love you Dad and Deanna does too- until we see you again ….I love you with all my heart! “the baby” ~Glor xoxoxo

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There’s also a set of photographs on Dave’s Obituary that show many very happy moments in his life. He had a great family and a wonderful life. far better than a lot of people and he deserved every happy moment.. We’ll miss you cousin and we won’t forget you… Cousin Dave was the youngest of the four Danisavich’s. Cousin Tony was closest to my age so we spent a lot of time together around Mahonoy City in the Pa. Coal Region, the ancestral home of my mother. Cousin Dave was younger but in later years that didn’t seem to matter as we had a load of happy times in Barnesville. Sad that those times ended. Great that we had as much time together as we did.