Condolences to Don and to Deb and the kids/family. Hope you are all OK

Met "Big Dave" when K.R and Steve and I moved to Regina 40 years ago. Great guy. Will never forget the look on his face when he looked down the long table of friends at his 60th arriving unannounced in Calgary. Is that Kevin and Bob down there? Last saw him with Deb when they came out to "The Rock" in 2019. Lots of good times in both cities and here,that will never be forgotten. Condolences to Deb,Tyler and family and his many friends.. On behalf of Kevin /Jocelyn( in Europe) and myself and my wife Deb. So sorry we cant make it to his funeral. Rock on Big Dave and R.I.P. Bro.

Here's to David, his live well-lived that touched your family in many beautiful ways. May your favorite memories always stay with you. So sorry for your loss. The Kozak Family.

We are so deeply saddened to hear of David's passing. Sending biggest hugs and lots of love to Debbie and Family.

Dave and i were very good friends for many years, We went to elementary and high school together. I have many great memories from spending time with Dave such as learning to curl and curling with him and his dad and brother. There also was the time we worked on Don's model T car. I am so sorry to hear of Daves passing. My deepest sympathy to all of Daves family and friends. Rest easy my friend.

Dave ,always with a smile or willing to lend a hand. You will be missed by so many. To Deb and family my condolences on your huge loss of Dave. Hugs

Dave and I yelled at each other a lot. "YES!" "NO" "SWEEP" "HURRY!" "WOAH!". We had many enjoyable Friday evenings curling in the Petroleum Curling Club together. Debbie and the kids would sometimes come and cheer us on. I had not seen Dave for a number of years, but I thought of him last week after seeing a red truck. I thought of him driving that Explosives truck, and wondered if it bothered him to drive around with explosives in the back. I was happy for him when he got a job doing geology again for CNRL. Dave was a good guy. My deepest condolences to Debbie and family on their loss.

Dave was always the caring Dad from when I first met him time keeping with my husband at Midget hockey games to setting up the wedding venue in the rain. So proud and deeply in love of his children and Ellie. Hugs to all of you.

I look forward to the day, I get to call you " Mr Eley" and hear you say...

"Mr Eley is my Dad"

R.I.P. Mr Eley.....