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David Krywicki of Enon Valley, PA
02/21/1954 - 04/24/2010David A. Krywicki, 56 of Enon Valley, formerly of Carrick passed away unexpectedly Monday, April 24, 2010 at his home.
Born February 21, 1954 in Pittsburgh, he was a son of Clara Keenan Krywicki of Carrick and the late Phil Krywicki who passed away in 2008. David was a self-employed contractor and enjoyed his farming and his animals.
Surviving besides his mother, Clara are two brothers, Philip (Marlene) Krywicki, Francis J. Krywicki, both of Pittsburgh, a sister, Mary Anne (Mark) Peluso, Beaver, 6 nieces and nephews, Nathan Peluso, Mara (Donnie) Dowdy, Becca (Peter) Erin, his goddaughter, Kara Krywicki, Justin Peluso, and Jillian Krywicki and many wonderful friends and neighbors.
As per his wishes, cremation services have been conducted by the Noll Funeral Home, Inc., 333 Third St., Beaver. A private family memorial service followed by burial will be held at a later date. Online condolences may be shared at nollfuneral.com.
Memorial contributions may be made if desired to the Animal Friends 562 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237.
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Name: Jacque Shaffer
Relation: Neighbor
I first met Dave when my husand and I went to look at the house that would become our first family home. When we moved in, he left peacock feathers as a good luck home welcoming gift, and his number should we need anything at all. That kindness soon made him one of our closest friends. I am still trying to accept the fact that he will no longer be helping me plant my garden, giving me tips, working with my husband on the million projects they had going on and teaching us all he had to know. He had a fondness for our young daughters - particularly my youngest because they share the same birthday. They loved to tell him stories that he probably didn't really have an interest in, but he gave them his attention regardless, patted them on the head, and encouraged them to get dirty playing in the dirt because "it doesn't get any better than that". I will truly miss having him near, making me feel safe and secure all the time, and to call on when I need help with anything at all. I'll miss hearing the late night and early morning whistles calling the dogs, and every single other thing about him. I know, though, that he is now feeling healthier than ever - and we were blessed to have shared our lives, property, and a million memories with him. He was a great friend.
Name: Linda and Jimmy Johns
Relation: former neighbors of Mrs. Clara Krywicki
Dear Clara, Fran and family,
Please accept our condolences. David reminded me so much of my brother, Chris, with the way he chose to live on a farm and have lots of animals. I hope David felt contentment.
If you could send a hug through an email, Clara, my arms would be around you~ I'm so sorry that you are going through this~
Love,
Linda and Jimmy
Name: Donna Neumeyer McNamara
Relation: neighbor and friend
Dearest Clara and family,
I wish to extend my deepest sympathy to all of you and let you know that my thoughts & prayers are with you all. May your memories of life with David fill your hearts and keep his spirit close to you always. Although we do not understand, the Lord's timing is always right and He has granted David eternal peace and health.
Although I only got to see Dave once or twice a year when he came to visit you, I have lots of great childhood memories that I will always be thankful for. He was a great friend, neighbor and buddy to me when we were growing up. I know in my heart that he holds a very special place in heaven because he was a very special person here on earth and I will always treasure having been a part of his life.
If there is anything I can do to help ease your burden, please let me know. God Bless All of you!
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