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Laura & Family posted a condolence
Our thoughts & prayers to your family & friends. You will be missed...you could always make us laugh. God speed & RIP.
Laura
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Doreen posted a condolence
My memories of David are only through the many little stories his little sister Corie would tell now and again. The ones that tell how David cared for their father truly show the man & son he was. It's those memories that will comfort them through this difficult time knowing they are together again. Sending prayers to his children,family & all who knew him. Rest in Peace David
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Tony Ferrara posted a condolence
Dave was one of the funniest people I ever met. I often use him as my inspiration for my own strange sense of humor. Had many nights of non stop laughter with Dave at the Nite life Pub. I was so happy to reconnect with him on FB. He will be sorely missed by all but always with us spiritually. God bless and Gods rest Dave!
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Sylvia Farina posted a condolence
I am so sad and heartbroken for all of you.My dear cousin was so unlike no other. I remember all of his growing up stories and the best was when he "washed" the neighbors car. May his beautiful soul RIP.
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Susan Stark Burgazzoli posted a condolence
Dave was such a big part of my childhood leading through graduation from HS. He was warm, funny, loyal, honest, crazy, zany and someone I loved very much. He was my first kiss and like the rest of us who grew up on Willow Street and Stoninghton Circle, there is not one person who grew up there that didn't love our life and our friendships. Dave said it was the best time of his life. Carefree, happy and having fun. I remember his mini bike racing up and down the street. I'd jump on, my father would be yelling, your mom would be yelling for us both to get off that thing. Discovering "hidden treasures" while the Tudor house was being built and being scared shitless and running away. Of course this was nightime and none of us thought to bring a flashlight. The "spying" games on the hill. Then there was the imfamous Mrs. Gurney and of course who could forget "Crazy Joe". He lived next to Kevin and he'd come speeding up the block and was always threatening and yelling at us. Playing kick ball in front of your house for hours. Going into the "woods" to see if we could build a "fort". Dave, me, Steve, Kevin, Lisa, Seth (LOL - the memories of Seth could be a book). Camp Fires on the sand hill. Unfortunately, you and Steve got caught by the police. I know Steve came home in a cop car. LOL I'm sure my parents thought I would have been the one escorted home by the police). Everyday was fun and filled with love and laughter. I'm sure Dave's checking out Stoninghton Circle and feeling the love and happiness of our youths. Rest in peace dear friend. I'll miss you so very, very much!
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Glen Coffield posted a condolence
It was almost 30 years ago that I met Dave. We became close friends quickly and I soon was working with him at his brother bar and sharing a house. I met my first wife while living with him as he met Denise. Years later my 2nd wife learned about my crazy days from Dave when I brought her to meet my mom. We drifted apart and lost contact for years, but thanks to facebook we were able to catch up and spoke several times by phone. I had hoped that sometime soon DAve could have visited me in Florida or I could have traveled up North. My times with Dave are some of the fondest memories from my 20's. He will be missed by all who knew him.
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Lisa Perciavalle posted a condolence
I was so sorry as well as shocked to hear about Dave's passing. My thoughts are with Ann, Philip, Corie and Dave's children. Wherever Dave is I know he is having a goog time and making others smile.
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Kevin E. Garland posted a condolence
Dave truly was "The life of the party" back in those wonderful days growing up on Stonington Circle in the 1970's, Thank you Dave for the good times, the laughs and the friendship, I love you and appreciate you for it and always will. Rest in peace my friend.
Sincerely,
Kevin E. Garland
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Corie Lyons posted a condolence
I have too many to write,I just love him and miss him more than words can say,I wish I could answer the phone again and hear him say "hey cor,what ya doin" and whenI replied making dinner,he would say "what peanut butter and jelly again".I can only hope and pray my big brother is happy now,god knows he never was down here.I hope I never let you down and hope you know how much you have always meant to me,say hello to the Disco Beaver from outer space.xoxo.
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Gayle Lindsay-Hafez posted a condolence
My condolences to the Fico Family.
Dave, you're in a better place now.
May you forever Rest in Peace.
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Anne Fredenburgh posted a condolence
My deepest sympathy to the entire family. I have only known Dave for a short time but he talked about his family alot and loved all of you very much. My thoughts and prayers to all of you.
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Corie Lyons posted a condolence
I am missing you so much tonight,I just wish I could talk to you one last time.I can still here your voice saying my name and I am so sad.I keep looking at your pictures from fb and I feel like you are looking right into my eyes and trying to tell me something.I just can't grasp that you are really gone.I never thought something like this could happen to our family,its a nightmare I can't wake up from.I stare at your name on this page in such disbelief.Your my big brother and this was not suppose to happen to us.you,to our family.I will never make sense of this. I love you zombie man.
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Michael Voelker posted a condolence
I first met Dave shortly after I moved to Melville in the Summer of 1972. Many of my fondest childhood memories include Dave, we were like the kids in the movie: Stand By Me, exploring and taking ln life to its fullest, time moved slowly then. Dave's carefree nature and incredible sense of fun made each day a new adventure. His sense of humor, timing and the ability to make others feel comfortable will be missed and long remembered. A smile washes over my face, each time I think of this unique and special friend. Rest in Eternal Peace, Until we meet again...
Michael Voelker
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Joan posted a condolence
When I think of Dave I smile. He always knew how to make me laugh, I keep remembering him with his big smile and his bandanna to catch his sweat. I will never forgot Dave.
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ANDRE JENKINS posted a condolence
My deepest sympathies to the Fico family. Dave, thanks for some of the greatest memories. You timing and delivery of one liners and side splitting antics were precious. May you rest in peace.
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Lorraine posted a condolence
Saturday, December 29, 2018
Dave and I were friends in HS. I only thought of him today and also found out the sad news. I remember him fondly and wish his family peace
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Cookie posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
So sad. I remember David as a little boy in his then new home in Wyandanch. As a long lost 2nd cousin to Philip David and Cory, and cousin to his mom "Chickie" I send my condolences and reflect on life, how quickly it passes, and how precious it is.
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Scott Snyder posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
David's soul will live on with me from when we were children to young adults. He is probably the most humorous man I have known throughout my life time, as we were growing up. I regret loosing contact with Dave over the years, but he will forever be remembered by me with all the good times. May God Bless you Dave and rest in peace my dear friend.
