July 21, 1947 – April 15, 2020
Victor, NY – David Streb Aldrich, 72, unexpectedlypassed at home on Wednesday, April 15, 2020.
Dave is a Veteran of the Vietnam War who served in the 1st Infantry Division from 1968-1969.
He was a proud native of Fairport, NY and graduate of the Fairport Highschool class of 1967. He is predeceased by his father, former Fairport Police Chief Thomas D. Aldrich and mother, Clara (Streb) Aldrich.
He is survived by his wife of nearly 48 years, Cynthia (Filipek) Aldrich, his beloved daughter Jennifer “Jenny” Aldrich (fiancé Michael Little), soon to be step-grandson Andrew Little, Brother-in-laws, Thomas (Gloria) Filipek of Massachusetts and Wayne (Linda) Filipek of Pennsylvania along with multiple nieces, nephews and cousins.
Dave leaves behind many lifelong friends that are considered family along with countless newer friends. He will be remembered as a man of multiple trades, who was not only helpful, handy and hardworking butempathetic, extremely social and downright fun to be around. Dave was the life of the party and always ready to have a good time. He will be missed dearly by many and will forever be in our hearts and always by our sides.
Services followed by a celebration of his life will be held when it is safe to gather and announced at a later date.
If anyone would like to be notified of these futureservices, you are welcome to email Jenn at jaldrich88@gmail.com with your contact information to receive an update as soon as they are set.
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9 responses to “Aldrich, David S.”
Tears in my eyes, I am deeply saddened for your loss. Thoughts and prayers from Jan and Scott. Please let me know if i can help you in any way.
Dave will be missed by many of us!
He was a great man!!! He did a lot for the Guest family and I. I am truly saddened by this. Gonna drink some Blue for you my brother. Love you always!!!
So shocked and saddened to hear Dave had passed. I will always remember the good times we all had back in the day. I am so sorry Cyndi and Jenny.
I grew up with Dave and have fond memories of our school days in Fairport.
I worked with Dave at Amesbury on Jefferson Rd. Dave always had a smile or something funny to tell. He was very easy to work with and never minded to give you a hand if you needed it. I am very sad to learn of his passing. The last time I saw him was at a small get to gather for the retirees from Amesbury. As many people come and we just catch up and see how everyone is doing. My sincere sympathy for Dave’s family and many friends.
David will be greatly missed. He was a good guy. We grew up with him in Fairport. Rest in peace David.
David will be greatly missed. He was a good guy. We grew up with him in Fairport. Rest in peace David. Much sympathy to Cindi and Jenny.
My sympathy goes out to you. David was such a fun person. We grew up together on Miles Ave. I was happy to reconnect with him at the class of ’66, 50th reunion. He will be missed by many.