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Zee <3 posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
"they say time heals everything but I'm still waiting" I can hardly imagine that it has been 3 years already since you left us. I wish you could see us today Dad you would be so proud, I have to believe that you are watching us from heaven with a big smile on your face :) I love you Dad and I miss you so much.
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Patty posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Happy Birthday Daddy! Wish You were here to celebrate.. Just know that you are in my thoughts everyday not just on a day like today. I Miss you so much. I Will have 10 months clean on the in 5 days.. i know you would be proud of me. There has been so many times in the last 6 months when the only thing in the world that i wanted was to have my dad hold me and tell me that everything would be ok. Damn thats all i want dad and it sucks soooo bad i want you back. some times i feel like its getting easier because the days when it hurts really bad are getting further between but damnit i just miss you. i love you more today then i ever did.
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The Milner's posted a condolence
Monday, April 20, 2009
So sorry to hear about David,Susan! We were your neighbors in Carpinteria until you all moved. David had a crush on my sister ReNea. He used to follow her around all the time. I remember his red hair and how much he got teased about his hair. ReNea passed away in 1987 from complications from her diabetic issues. She was only 33 years old. Tony my brother also hung around David! THey used to ride bikes in the park and sneak around spying on everyone. What fond memories in Carpinteria.
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Patty posted a condolence
Friday, March 20, 2009
Another year has past and everything is different now, But how much i miss you has just gotten greater. There is so much that i wish i could say to you daddy. when you were diagnosed i was so scared that i couldnt face you the way linz did, i just buried my feelings with drugs and since the day you died i just continued to go deeper and deeper into the life that you lived, the one that you never wanted for me. today i have 128 days without any chemicals in my body and i think i am finally starting to process the fact that your gone. i have been so numb for so long that i still havent faced your death and the regrets that i have from after your diagnosis. im sorry that i wasnt by your side. im sorry that i blamed you for the hard times when i should have been blaming the disease that we now share. everyday i become more aware of why you did the things you did. i understand the desperation and lack of self love becasue i have experienced the life of a person that can only think about there next fix. i wish that you could have found the love that i experience everyday in the rooms of narcotics anonymous. i know today that there is more to life than just drugs. and that i can be genuinly happy with out a bag in my hand. i know that you would have been amazingly proud of me and when i feel a presence i kno that its you telling me that. i love you with all my heart and no one will ever replace you.
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Lori Pickett (Sawyer) posted a condolence
Monday, November 17, 2008
I'm sorry to hear of David's passing, I have lots of memories of him and the rest of the "gang" that hung around with my brother Court in High School. Sometimes I didn't always get along with them, but I always considered all of them "my brothers". They were always there when I needed them. As we all grow older we reflect back on our lives and wonder what has happened to all the friends we had growing up. Well we've all grown up, and even though I had doubts about some us becomming responsible adults, much less parents it seems we've all accomplished that. I never got to know David as a parent but it seems he turned out to be a pretty darn good one.
David you and your family have had some wonderful experiences, you've left your children with fond memories of you, you will always live on in their hearts. God bless you.
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Patty posted a condolence
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Daddy, today marks a year since the day you passed and nothing has changed in my heart. Everyday i miss you more than the last and i know that nothing can change that. When i am having a hard time and i just want my daddy i completly foget that you are gone and i want to go to you but then i remember that i cant and it is so hard for me. Some say that time heals but i dont believe that for a minute because time just makes you feel further from me.I struggle to remind my self of your voice now, the only memory i can play in my head is the sound of your laugh but even that is comforting. I Love You more then i could ever explain and you will always be the thought that starts my day.
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Julie Lawrence posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
So sorry to hear of Dave's passing. In the short time i was married to his father, I always enjoyed our visits with him and Peggy. He really had a sense of humor. Many caring thoughts and prayers to the family. Love Julie Lawrence and Tina
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Roberta DeCosta (Wallace) posted a condolence
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Dearest David,
I was so shocked and saddened to hear the news of your passing. After the class reunion I located you again and made several attempts to contact you. It has been since high school that we have talked, oh how much you had to endure over the years as well as your family. The memories that Mark, Tom, Jerry, Marie, Ruth and myself shared with you will never be forgotten of our high school years. May your family find solace in years ahead while you watch over them.
God Bless you all
your friend
Bert
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Mark Dawson, Colton Calif. posted a condolence
Monday, July 9, 2007
David, I was saddened to hear of your passing. I know we have not talked much in the last 10-15 years but you were one of the best friends growing up that anyone could ask for. I remember the Friday nights playing poker with your Grandma and Grandpa. They always treated me like one of their family. They were great. The summer trips to your dads. I have nothing but great memories from those years. I remember one trip to Las Vegas when we were in High School. We left Carpinteria with $20 each and stayed the whole weekend. I hope you find peace and may God watch over you and your family.
Your Friend, Mark
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Sherrie Cata posted a condolence
Friday, April 6, 2007
My heart is sad. I will miss you Dave.Though distance separates us, I will do my best to keep in touch with my wonderful nieces Megan,Lindsay and Patty and my dear nephew, Nick, who looks so much like you.You were loved Dave, I hope you know that. I will always remember "the mustard and ketchup fight" and you always beating me at spades! You were a rascal, but a loveable. Rest in peace my dear brother, the battle is over. I love you.
Sherrie
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Carolyn Welch posted a condolence
Friday, March 23, 2007
So sorry to hear of Dave's passing. I remember him as an outgoing and friendly neighbor. My thoughts go to the family.
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Donald Query & Becky Brown posted a condolence
Friday, March 23, 2007
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family. We both have known David for about 20 years. We meet David at the Log Cabin, many years ago. Great guy! He will be missed.
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Mary Bailey (D.J.'s grandma) posted a condolence
Friday, March 23, 2007
My deepest sympathy and understanding to all of you. I know that, as a family, your strength and love for each other will see you through this difficult time.
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Cathy Kelly posted a condolence
Friday, March 23, 2007
Beyond and tears and sorrow, cherish the good memories. I will really miss Dave's sense of humor. I am grateful for all the times he let my kids hang out at his house and go on family camping trips when they were young. Eighteen years is a long time to be neighbors. His life (and his red hair!) will live on through his wonderful children.
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Judy Gugin posted a condolence
Thursday, March 22, 2007
My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow. your dad had a very special place in my heart. I can picture him as a small children with bright red hair and freckles everywhere. He loved to fish and camp when he came to Idaho for a summer with his stepsister Christine. My Mom took them to the mountains and when they had caught their limit she told them they couldn't fish any more if they didn't eat some of the fish. Your dad didn't like trout then but he ate it anyway so he could continue to fish. This is a story my mom told often. She loved him as if her were her own and always asked about him. I pray you will find comfort in the fact he was loved by all of us. Love, Grandma Judy
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