David Schrieber

Dave was a gem! We will miss him. I and my VOCA staff worked with him a number of times as we placed him in numerous overseas volunteer assignments---to some pretty exotic and remote locations. His knowledge and expertise played a major role in helping individuals, organizations and businesses---all of them in the developing world. And, we welcomed his visits to our Madison office---he usually brought a dahlia, or two.

I am sorry to hear that Dave has left this world & gone home to be with the Lord. I worked at the School of Business & we passed each other in the hallway & he always had a pleasant greeting. We shared stories of our flower gardens & he inspired me to keep working in mine & enjoying the beauty. He would be so kind as to bring me a flower or two. He will be greatly missed & I pray that we will meet again someday in God's flower garden. My sympathy to the family for your loss. Nancy Thompto

Dear Aunt Janet, Peggy, and Karen, My thoughts and prayers go out to you. I know this is a very difficult time. I only know that the loving memories and good times will never go away. I also know that Uncle Dave will always be rooting on UW from on high. Love, Brandt Smythe

Dear Aunt Janet, Peggy and Karen, Our sympathy to you all. Hope you find comfort in the fact that Dave is in a better place and not sufffering. We hold you all in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Bruce Smythe

Dear Janet and family , I only met David once , in Madison back in 2004. However , I was very impressed , not only by his intellectual skills , but even more by his kindness and friendliness. David used to play tennis with my eldest daughter Patricia , when she was studying at UW. When she heard about David' s passing away , she was absolutely devastated. I hereby want to express my sincere condolances to Janet and het family. Heartily , Johan De Muynck Schilde , Belgium