In Memory

David Zevin



 
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10/09/15 01:48 PM #1    

David Peto

David, we were both weird in our sophomore year at least. I'm glad we spoke to each other. Rest in peace, friend.


10/10/15 01:59 PM #2    

Mark Young

I am sorry to hear of David's passing. When I was very young and at school. he was alwaysaround. Many of the older boys picked on him ( David)  Fred Stollar and others I cannot  name. I stood up for them because they did not deslerve to be pounded on by bully's for no reason.

 

I did this because I felt that needed  to have someone be their  friends. They might have been  book worms or what we call nerds, but they had feelings too . I saw David at our last reunion in Bethesda.  He came and said I owe you a thank you for being my friend....I said, no...... that it was I that owed him.

If you did not know or take the time to know him,  we  lost a special man.

 

 


12/05/15 01:38 PM #3    

David Peto

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/washingtonpost/obituary.aspx?n=david-h-zevin&pid=120957098&

 


01/16/16 08:28 PM #4    

Ben David Goodman

A good guy who is missed.


02/13/16 03:33 PM #5    

Kenneth Marcus

A very nice man.  He will be missed.

 


04/14/16 06:32 PM #6    

Jay Williamson

Sometimes I had to stop the bullies from picking on him in the locker room. Later, in that gasbag Stanton's Creative Writing class, I read a maudlin story I wrote about him from the lectern and was booed off the stage. So much for "learning how to write"!  Ha!  But 40 years ago he said he was doing stand-up. Now that is resilience!


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