In Celebration of

David McCurdy

April 4, 1937 - January 5, 2018

Passed away peacefully on Friday, January 5, 2018 at age 80 years.

Guestbook

(5 of 13)

John McCurdy (Brother)

Entered January 7, 2018 from Toronto

Dear Friends and Family,

"No fuss" was David's wish, in terms of how we should deal with his departure. Respectfully, in keeping with his request, we do not intend to post a formal obituary or eulogy of his full and active life. However, we do wish to provide the means for his relatives, friends and acquaintances to offer their own words in recognition of Dave's unique character, and to share any special memories of time spent with him.
Thanks for visiting.

Larey and Helen McCurdy (First cousins)

Entered January 7, 2018 from Shelburne, Ontario, Canada

Sincere sympathy to David's family.
Wishing comfort and peace to all who are bereaved by David's passing.
We are deeply saddened to receive this news.
Remembering Dave is easy.
He had a sunny disposition, was fun to be around, was knowledgeable about so many topics and seemed to have been born with the 'McCurdy gift' of being able to MacGyver anything!
A life lived on one's terms is something we all strive for.
Good on you David for achieving this goal.
God speed David, RIP.
In respectful remembrance,
Cousins Larey and Helen

Jacqueline Baker (Friend)

Entered January 8, 2018 from Toronto

Dear Cathy and her family. I am so sorry to hear of David's passing. He was very fortunate to have such a caring and loving family from beginning to end. God bless you all and farewell David.

Ruth Mcurdy Roberts (First cousin)

Entered January 8, 2018 from Chattanooga Tennessee USA

Saddened to learn of David's passing. Sharing many happy memories and special times keeps loved ones close. Wishing his family strength for today and comfort in the days ahead knowing how much Dave meant to so many. RIP dear cousin

Tony and Jennifer Monk (Friends)

Entered January 9, 2018 from Bolton,Ontario

Dave will be sadly missed by both of us. Will never forget his generous contribution of his time and skills at our home.

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