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I know Dave had friends in many different circles, so there are probably different remembrances going on for him -- as many as there are ways to remember him
Here are two:
Both are Sunday 3/29
11AM A Quiet Respectful Memorial Dave’s Grove
Marin Open Spaces
Novato, Marin County
6PM Irish wake
Jenna & Curtis’ place Vallejo
Grove tending-
When Visiting Dave, Some of the best times were had sitting with the trees he cared for, and weeding and removing debris from the groves behind his old house. At one time it was important to keep these somewhat secret, for their own protection, now, it seems to me that since they will have no one regular warden, that this information must be spread across people and time.
Wear “work clothes”, perhaps gloves.
I suggest we meet at the entrance to the “Marin Open Spaces” area and go up the hill when we have a gathering, talk about Dave and clear and tend to the trees, going off to separate groves.
Specifics of what type of memorial will be worked out based upon the wants of those who show up.
This one needs to be controllable numbers, quiet respectful folks. Please remember this is a residential area and you are parking on streets by people’s houses. Park on San Marin Dr and walk in if possible.
There is an “Apple Market” with mini mall and parking lot a few blocks away. Park there if you’re a walker.
To get there take the
San Marin /Atherton Exit off of 101 and go Westward on
San Marin Drive until you come to
San Carlos Way and proceed to the end of the street.
This map is inaccurate, but it’ll help:
maps.google.com/maps
Absentee Wake.-
All with good memories and stories of Dave are welcome to come and share them.
Jennifer Damico has been gracious enough to loan us the use of her house and yard under the trees on the edge of Vallejo. For anyone who doesn’t know where this is, please contact me directly via email or Tribe / face book messages.
Please grab yourself something to eat before dropping by. Although there will be some beer and wine available please feel free to contribute beer, wine, snacks etc.
Lets celebrate the life we’ll miss.
-Walter
Here are two:
Both are Sunday 3/29
11AM A Quiet Respectful Memorial Dave’s Grove
Marin Open Spaces
Novato, Marin County
6PM Irish wake
Jenna & Curtis’ place Vallejo
Grove tending-
When Visiting Dave, Some of the best times were had sitting with the trees he cared for, and weeding and removing debris from the groves behind his old house. At one time it was important to keep these somewhat secret, for their own protection, now, it seems to me that since they will have no one regular warden, that this information must be spread across people and time.
Wear “work clothes”, perhaps gloves.
I suggest we meet at the entrance to the “Marin Open Spaces” area and go up the hill when we have a gathering, talk about Dave and clear and tend to the trees, going off to separate groves.
Specifics of what type of memorial will be worked out based upon the wants of those who show up.
This one needs to be controllable numbers, quiet respectful folks. Please remember this is a residential area and you are parking on streets by people’s houses. Park on San Marin Dr and walk in if possible.
There is an “Apple Market” with mini mall and parking lot a few blocks away. Park there if you’re a walker.
To get there take the
San Marin /Atherton Exit off of 101 and go Westward on
San Marin Drive until you come to
San Carlos Way and proceed to the end of the street.
This map is inaccurate, but it’ll help:
maps.google.com/maps
Absentee Wake.-
All with good memories and stories of Dave are welcome to come and share them.
Jennifer Damico has been gracious enough to loan us the use of her house and yard under the trees on the edge of Vallejo. For anyone who doesn’t know where this is, please contact me directly via email or Tribe / face book messages.
Please grab yourself something to eat before dropping by. Although there will be some beer and wine available please feel free to contribute beer, wine, snacks etc.
Lets celebrate the life we’ll miss.
-Walter
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