David Kusinska - Egizi Funeral Home

Dave, I will always remember you as a man that loved his truck! lol Seriously you were an all around great guy that knew his stuff..and did you love your wife! You loved her more than anything and it showed. I am proud to say I knew you and hope you are at peace. Until we meet again, rest in peace my friend.

Dave was always putting others first and helping everyone. I had the honor and pleasure of being one of his many friends in the Hemi Truck Club. We have all lost a wonderful and dear friend. God Bless Dave, his family, and loved ones. He is and will be missed.

Sue,my family and I will continue to remember you and your family in our prayers.My wife and I met Dave last year in Helen Ga. He was one of the first to welcome us and made a really good first impression.I have always enjoyed his wit and humor in his postings on the HTC website. May God"s grace and presence comfort you during this time.

Dave was a blessing to all of us that knew him on the HemiTruckClub. He gave me and my husband some words of encouragement and prayer when he seen that our daughter was sick, that means a lot to us. We never got that chance to meet him, but we know we will meet up with him in heaven. Thank You so much for sharing this great man with us and the world. God Bless Dave and his Family.

I had only met Dave once and that was at Hemi in the hIlls at Helen GA 2009. And during our brief meeting I found him to be a kind man and ready to help anyone at a moments notice. May he rest in peace.

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It is a real shame to loose a man like Dave. Over the last 5 years we have enjoyed many good times together. He was a selfless individual that always put others first. His infectious smile will be truly missed, and we will remember Dave for his New Jersey corn for ever. : Such a pleasant man to spend time with. Thanks to the family for sharing Dave with us. He was truly part of our family too. Rest in knowing that he touched many lives and will be remembered always. God bless you Dave Kusinska!.

Godspeed Dave. It was nice to reconnect with you this past year. Your family is in my thoughts.

Dave joined the HemiTruckClub family on 15 July 2006. During his time with us, he became President of the New Jersey Chapter, volunteered to be the HTC Statistician, and achieved Truck of the Month for July 2008. He was always there to lend a helping hand - he touched so many of us with his wit and sense of humor. He drove his Hemi truck literally thousands of miles throughout the years to be with fellow HTC members during Club rallys and Get Togethers. Rarely will you see a more giving and sincere man than Dave. He will be missed by us all. Rest in Peace Dave. Sincere regards, Mark Simonds MrHemi

Dave was my first supervisor and mentor in my EMS career. He was tough on me, I didnt like it but it made me strong. We had lost touch over the years and occasionally crossed paths at the hospitals. I was glad to have reconnected with him through FB. It was really amazing to see how happy he was in life. You could tell that his family was his world. It was great to see him have it all. Dave will be missed greatly, he touched far more lives that he will ever realize. RIP Dave, you were one of the good ones!!

Dave,... I am really going to miss our coffee meetings at D&D. It felt so comfortable, picking up with you right where we had left off so long ago. The gift you gave me this past Christmas continues to hold a position of honor on my desk, and it means so much more to me now. While there will be lots of positive memories reflecting back on EMS calls, situations and old stories from the past, one thing will always stand out in my mind with each memory that I have of you,- no matter what, you were always my friend. The EMS community has lost another great one. Rest easy now, buddy. We'll make sure the calls get handled. you just keep an eye on your family and all of your EMS friends from above. It's my turn to buy the next coffee when we meet again.....

I had the chance to work with Dave when he was @ CHOP. I don't thing I could ever recall a time when Dave complained about anything. Ever. Late Run? Dave didnt care, he'd do it. Comm Spec needed Coffee at 3 am? Dave didnt care, he'd wake up and go to WAWA. Dave was a hell of guy. He was the Jersey guy. Got a Jersey run to some hosital in Jersey you never heard of? Send Dave, he knows where it is.

I have known David J for about 25yrs. I am so sorry for the lost that his family now has to face. I can not believe that he is gone and won't be there anymore to talk to or laugh with. He has always been a true and faithful friend. My thoughts and prays are with his family.

Dave was one of those men you don't come across very often. He would help anyone that needed it whether you asked him or not and expected nothing in return. I only met Dave a couple of times and I am honored to be considered one of his many friends. The first time I met Dave was in Aug of 2008 when he drove his Hemi 16 hours to come to my very first Alabama Chapter event. Dave made an impression on me that I will never forget. Sue if you every need anything please call me. Dave you will never be forgotten. God Bless the Kusinska Family

Like many other message writers I knew Dave through the Hemi Truck Club. I saw him at a couple of the annual events including one that my wife and I hosted here in Sandusky. At the truck rally we gave him such a hard time about bringing 'Jersey corn' to Ohio where there are miles and miles or corn fields. He knew we had plenty of corn here, but this is just an example of Dave goig the extra mile to make a contribution. He was a genuine and just all around great guy. I really enjoyed talking to him and will miss seeing him at future HTC events.

I never had the pleasure of meeting Dave, but through the truck club and just talking on facebook, he was a great man who loved his wife more than anything and loved his truck. He loved to help others and had a wonderful personality. He sponsored a trophy at my first car club and that meant a lot to me. This year we are going to do to it again, but in memory of him. He will be missed by all. Lisa 05yellowhemigirl

I never got the pleasure to meet Dave, but what Ive been told about him, he was a very special person that will be sadly missed by all. Nothing can be said to take away the pain of losing someone, but God needs special people too, and we will be with all of our loved ones soon. God Bless David

My sincere condolences to all of Dave's family and friends.

David I have great memories when we were just little kids like our family getting together at Easter and Thanksgiving and Christmas just to name a few . You always were smiling like everyday was a holiday and always glad to see and be with family ..You were great cousin and nephew to my Mom and Dad just about one month ago you took my mom cod fish .Mom was so happy you thought of her .and even though she cannot make it anymore which she will never admit by the way . She told me about that for a straight week . My Mom and Dad always loved you dearly .They were as happy to see you every time the door knocked ,as you were to see them. I never got to thank you for that . But I believe you never needed a thank you because you wanted to make my mom and Dad feel special and you did .. Well I just would like to say thank you for being the good man you always were with that big happy smile always .. love and will miss seeing you .until next time with Love Sherry

Our deepest condolences on Daves passing to Sue and your family. Knowing Dave was one of lifes great events. He was so passionate about everything he did in life. His presense at our truck club events can never be forgotten. A great man has continued in his travels....

I met Dave at a rally in Ohio, Very open hearted guy always helping or joking.. Dave you will be missed by many...

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David has made a impact on many lives, as you can see by all the condolences , I remember in July when we were having the cousins reunion and David said he could not make it because he had to work and I said to him, take a vaction day because you never know if this will be the last time you will see some of us, who knew , rest in peace cuz, you will be missed

My deepest condolences to the Kusinska family. David was a genuine person who went over and above in all he set out to do. He will be greatly missed.

My deepest condolences to Sue and Dave's family. I never had the honor of meeting Dave but have corresponded with him on HTC many times. I always found him respectful and often marveled at his love for his Hemi and more so his love for his job. After his heart surgery he was so overjoyed when he was finally able to go back to the job he truly loved - his EMT Family. He often talked about about his job and how much he loved his work. Godspeed Dave - "you take your Love with you".

I have worked with Daivd for many years in EMS. I even got him hooked on working nights for AMR for two yrs with me. We had some great times. He even rode EMS with me at Lambertville New Hope Ambulance Rescue Squad. Will miss him

Sue, Lauren, & Nikki, words cannot express how deeply sorry I am for your loss. Though I didn't know Dave personally, I could tell he was a great man, through talking with Sue. You & your family have been in my thoughts & prayers for the last 2 weeks. If there is anything I could do, please do not hesitate! Even though he is not here physically, know that he is with all of you in your hearts! With Deepest Sympathy, Jessica Iannacone-Cogan

I am truly sorry for you loss. Dave was a great man, and a personal friend. I will miss him greatly. My fondest memory of him was at the HTC Rally in Ohio, when on a whim, me and him decided to go wash our trucks and go eat. I will always remember him. I know he is smiling up in heaven, like he did so often here. Duane Garrett "Semo03hemiram"

Dave, You will always be remembered. I always loved coming to work and seeing your smile...no matter what time of the day/night. I am sorry for the loss that your family has had.

Dave will be truely missed. I worked with him at JeffStat and have known him for a few years. He was a great guy and his loss is truely a tragedy. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. Your in a better place with our lord and savior Dave.

Dave you will be missed and god bless.I meet Dave a few times thru truck rallies. Dave always did something or said something to make you laugh and I will miss that,he could make your day better. Susan sorry for your loss Dave was someone who cared about others and it showed.

Dave will greatly be missed by many. His devotion to the patients he cared for as well as his devotion to helping others was invaluable gift that went beyond the "call of duty". He had a pure heart and it truly shined. Our prayers go out to all.

Remember all of the good times that we all had with Dave. He always made us feel like we were close friends no matter if we were or not. Dave I miss working with you, even though we have not worked together in years.

I was shocked and sadden to hear of Dave's passing. I worked with Dave for two years and was honored to have called him friend. He was a great guy that will be missed so very much. To his family you are in my prayers. Dave you will be missed now rest in peace.

My wife and I had met Dave once that was at Hemi in the hIlls at Helen GA 2009. That was our first HTC GTG and he made us feel apart of the family. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Dave His loss has touched us all. God Bless and Godspeed Dave. Brian & Brenda aka hemi06ram

Dave, you will be missed. Thank you for your dedication in serving your fellow man. May your family find comfort and joy in remembering your life.

My thoughts and prayers go out to Dave and his family. Dave was a great guy, always there for everyone. Dave, what can I say?? Words cant describe the pain everyone is feeling after your recent loss. Dave, I can definately say, it's really ashame to see a great guy like u taken away too soon. Dave, you and I were Jeff 1 platoon partners. Stayed friends, even after I left the company. Im sure gonna miss you pal and everything you have done for me. REST IN PEACE DAVE K!! God Needed One of the GREAT EMTs of ALL TIME, that's why he picked you. Dave, now you're a Guardian Angel to everyone!! We will ALL miss you Dave K

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Dave. He was truly a unique individual who would give you the shirt off his back. Dave didn't make any apologies for who he was or what he believed in, something that I always noticed working with him. I wish his family the best and hope that you all find solace in the fact that he truly touched everyone he met in his own special way. God bless!

Mike if you were the one who worked with me at JC Penney I am so sorry for your loss. If I am wrong please excuse me. My heart goes out to you and your family. Toni

Dave aka: Daddy Dave was the most wonderful stepfather. He treated me like I was his own flesh and blood. It all started with me putting my mom on Match.com against her own free will...lol...and their love story now lives on! <3 He loved my mom like no one ever has, and I do not believe anyone will ever compare. I am grateful to have known him, and he will never, EVER be forgotten. He was such a kind, free-spirited man and that is how he will forever be remembered. He is in a better place now where he will no longer suffer, and as much as I will miss him, I know it is for the best. Rest in peace... I love you, Lauren Schmanek

Sue and family, We lost a true and honest friend with Dave's passing. I have only known Dave about 4 years but he touched many of us in the club in that short time. Dave always had a smile, and he could always make us laugh. Dave was the one who would jump in his truck and drive 16 hours to spend a couple days with us and if we ever needed anything he was there to lend a helping hand. I feel honored to have known Dave and been able to spend time with him. R was for Race or maybe Reverse then R was for Recovery now R is for Rest in peace knowing that Dave will be looking over us all. God Bless and Godspeed Dave.

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Words can not express the sorrow of having lost such a great person. He will be remembered by the many he touched in his short time with us all. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Sue and his family. We meet Dave in Hellen Ga. for the first time and instantly became friends. A truly remarkable man. The Hemi Truck Club lost a terrific member. The world lost a loving soul. Rest in peace my friend. Bill and Carol aka arocketman

Tke Kusinska Family is in our prayers and thoughts. Godspeed, Dave. From The Forte Family

I spoke to Dave many times through HTC over the last few years. Got to meet him in person at the last New York Chapter GTG. I'm glad I got the opportunity My condolences to Daves family. to meet Dave in person and get to know him better.

David, Pimp Daddy K, Hemi Dave...these are the names we knew you by in the truck club. It was a pleasure to know you. Susan and family, our thoughts are with you. Just remember, you are now "family" to all of us in HTC.

Dave was one of a kind. Everyone knew him or at the very least knew of him. Second to none in giving of himself, and extending a kind word. Truly a huge loss for all of us. God Bless Dave and his loving family.

God bless you all. He will be missed by us all.

I would like to extend my deepest sympathies to David's family. I was truly shocked and saddened to hear of his passing. I can honestly say that he was an exceptional person who I learned grew into an even more exceptional husband and family man. I am happy to know that he found true happiness before God called him to heaven. David of the pure heart and soul will make the best angel ever. Rest in peace while you watch over your loving family and friends. Diane

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.

David J. Kusinska