To David's family and friends:
David and all of us in the class of the summer of 62 were fortunate to have experience the best of times with each other; please accept my heart felt sympathy with his passing.
Charles Klumpp
David Burdick was a good friend. SGHS days, I remember David, myself and Angelo Santoro, on Friday nights riding in Davids White Ford pickup tooling Hollywood Blvd. and Mulholland Drive. After Hollywood the three of us would jump on the SB freeway ending up in Crestline, Lake Gregory, to catch the the last hours of the Job's Daughter dances. What fun we three had in those memorable days.
Coming to South Gate from South Central Los Angeles, I was absolutely stunned by the culture shock. Dave immediately befriended me and offered assurance and someone with whom to share my insecurities...which he remieded almost immediately. He remained a friend until the day we graduated. I am so sorry we lost touch over the next 50 years. I could tell, even then, that he was, and would be a superb human being, kind, caring and helpful to anyone in need. I'm also sure he was a wonderful family man and offer my sincere condolences to all of them.
I will always celebrate his life with my thoughts of his amazing presence in mine.
Don Brault
Dave took me on my very first camping trip. The first of many with my family.
Judy Hanson (Dillard)
I have Daves' passing as July 20,2009 in Riverside,Ca.
Tom Carnesi
My warmest condolance reaches out to David Burdick and his family! Tom Carnesi
Charles Klumpp
To David's family and friends:
David and all of us in the class of the summer of 62 were fortunate to have experience the best of times with each other; please accept my heart felt sympathy with his passing.
Charles Klumpp
Richard Beard
David Burdick was a good friend. SGHS days, I remember David, myself and Angelo Santoro, on Friday nights riding in Davids White Ford pickup tooling Hollywood Blvd. and Mulholland Drive. After Hollywood the three of us would jump on the SB freeway ending up in Crestline, Lake Gregory, to catch the the last hours of the Job's Daughter dances. What fun we three had in those memorable days.
Jeri Cusimano (Lopez)
Coming to South Gate from South Central Los Angeles, I was absolutely stunned by the culture shock. Dave immediately befriended me and offered assurance and someone with whom to share my insecurities...which he remieded almost immediately. He remained a friend until the day we graduated. I am so sorry we lost touch over the next 50 years. I could tell, even then, that he was, and would be a superb human being, kind, caring and helpful to anyone in need. I'm also sure he was a wonderful family man and offer my sincere condolences to all of them.
I will always celebrate his life with my thoughts of his amazing presence in mine.
Jeri