David Morman Obituary

“My Story of Davey”

The Friendship of Fate



Thirteen…

Thirteen was the age we were when we first met

That was the day that led to a path in my life that I’ll never forget

You were a typical boy who liked a girl

Always picking on me and giving me hell

I liked your best friend, and you liked me

What a circle of fate that turned out to be

Joey was killed and we were all so devastated

But our friendship grew strong we were friends to share the pain with

Sometime had passed by and you finally confessed

You said…..

I’ve loved you since the day we met I was so ashamed to say

Since Joey was my best friend I felt guilty in a way

Will you be my girlfriend you said with a shaky voice

I said yes while trembling, your speech gave me no choice

We lasted one year exactly to the date

But our relationship didn’t end there it was a friendship of fate

We were as close as we ever were, nothing seemed to change

Our teens turned into our twenties, and there we still were

Our contact grew scarce, only speaking once a year

You called on my birthday every year without fail

We’d stay on the phone for hours talking about old tales

We made a promise that when we were thirty

We would get married if know one else came along

Thirty came and still you were there…what about our promise you said?

We both laughed at the thought of our childish plan

We kept in touch until 3 years ago

After I moved I just couldn’t find you…

Now my hearts heavy and filled with much regret

Of losing touch with my friend, one I’ll never forget

I’ve missed you so much in the last 3 years

Now I’ll miss you a lifetime, and that fills me with tears

So for now its goodbye, until we meet again

Please visit me in my dreams my dear, dear friend

When we meet in our next life I’ll be sitting on the sidelines

Watching you pitch to Joey just like it was old times

Friendship and Love Forever

Jesica

Davey and I met when we were 13 he was a long and cherished friend. My regret is now losing touch with him 3yrs ago. He will always be in my memory. My sympathy's and thoughts go to Davey's family and people that loved him.

Jesica Borowczyk

and Karen Bembenek

May David have eternal rest. David was a wonderful person, with a positive attitude. He will truly be missed.

Rick, Sandy, Kelly & Mike Morman

David will truely be missed by the keypunch department at the cbot. Bobbi, Sue, Batavia, Sequica, and Jarreon

David will truly be missed, I talk to David almost everyday. I am a keypuncher at Prudential, and he always was helpful and polite.To the family we know you loved him but God loved him most. Be strong and God bless you.