It is with deep sadness that David M. Galunke “Went Somewhere Over the Rainbow”on Friday, January 17th. He is pre-deceased by his parents, Joan and David Galunke.
He is survived by his brother, Mark Galunke(Marybeth), his sister, Kim Redden(Bob) His nieces(Amber, Alexandra, Sarah), nephews(Alex, Kyle, Marcus, Jack) and great nieces(Olivia, Dakota)great nephews(Wesley, Baby G.) all brought him great joy and love.
A funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, February 8th @ 10:00 am at St. John of Rochester located at 8 Wickford Way Fairport NY 14450.
A Celebration of Life reception will follow at the Church after internment at White Haven Memorial Park at 210 Marsh Road Pittsford NY 14534.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Heritage Christian Services of Rochester or The Alzheimer’s Association of Rochester.
The service will be Live Stream at https://stjohnfairport.org/streaming.
9 responses to “Galunke, David M.”
Kim, so sorry to hear about David, as I said to Mark,May that gentle soul RIP. He is now with Mom and Dad, so I’m sure he’s well cared for! Our deepest sympathies for you, Mark and the families
Mark and Kim, I am very sorry to read of your brother’s passing. May you find comfort in the memories you have of him.
To the family of David,
Sending sympathy to you for the loss of a real gentelman – David –
I was his teacher at Holy Childhood for many years & his parents were one of my
biggest supporters of Special Olmpics. Your loss is also mine –
My deepest sympathy for the family. I remember all the gatherings at Aunt Joan’s and had many conversations with David. May he RIP ?
Having supported David at Holy Childhood and through the Alzheimer’s Association, this is heartbreaking news. My deepest condolences to the Galunke family. David was the kindest, sweetest soul. He will be missed❤️
I worked for David and the “guys” at Misty Pines years ago. David was always meticulously dressed, ready for a good meal or a party. He loved to goof around and go out with his buddies. Always trying to order a beer at Red Wings or Amerks games. May your good memories of him offer you some comfort.
Mark,
so sorry to hear about David, sending my prayers, love and thoughts to you and your family. I know he was so loved by you & your family. He is now happy and smiling with his loving family again.
Dear Mark and Kim, we are so sorry for the loss of David. Dad and I will be in Florida when you have the service. We are so sorry to miss it. David really loved Dad. Sending you both love and prayers. Joe Barco and Louise Barco.
Many years with David and Dave and Joan with Boy Scout Troop 26. Special Olympics, golf, summer camp in the Adirondacks. Great memories.