David Vaseloff
October 13, 2008
Obituary
Mr. David L. Vaseloff, of Brownsburg, died Monday, October 13, 2008, of pancreatic cancer. He was 65 and formerly resided in Indianapolis. Mr. Vaseloff worked in the automotive field and was an avid drag racing enthusiast. He was a recipient of the prestigious Wally Award for the Fall Classic at ORP in 2006. He was a wonderful husband and family man to his wife and children. He and his surviving spouse, Pamela, were married for 46 years. Additional survivors include their three children, Gina Cunning, David Vaseloff Jr and Angela Carr; 3 grandchildren, Jessica, Sam and Taylor; sister, Shirley Zunk and brother, Steve Vaseloff. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, October 16, 2008 at Stevens Mortuary, 5520 W 10th St, Indpls, at 7:00 pm, with visitation there beginning at 4:00 pm until the time of service. Online condolences may be made at www.stevensmortuary.net
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Kris Lang
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Pam, Gina, David, and Angie: My heart felt sympathy goes out to all of you. He was such a kind and gentle soul. He will be missed by all! May all of you find peace during this difficult time. If you need anything please call me and I will be there! Love and prayers, Kris Lang
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Wayne and Valerie
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We are going to miss you Dave, as you are the best neighbor that anyone can have. We will miss you honking your horn as you drive by and seeing your smiling face. Thanks for being a good friend.
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David T. Maloney
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WE PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF YOUR SOIL, REST IN PEACE
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Jim Myers
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I was a childhood buddy of David’s, beginning in first grade at school 75. We graduated from school 90 together in December of 1957 and as mid term freshman we began Washington High together in January. I want to write to say how sorry I am to hear of Dave’s passing. In my recollection of those days growing up on the West Side I have always remembered the great times of hanging around together with Dave and Bob Van Deman. In so many ways I enjoyed them both as two of my best friends. They seemed to understand combustible engines better than I did and they could always go faster than I could and I always hoped to learn something from them. Rest in peace, Dave, and to your great family – Pam and all the others - may I say God Bless. Jim Myers, Dallas, TX
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Fahrenbruch Family
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Angie & Family: We are so sorry to hear about your loss. We know Dave was an awesome husband, dad and grandpa who will be deeply missed. We wish we could be with you right now. Please know we will pray for you all and be here if you need us. Love & Blessings; Michelle, John & Zac
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caroline metzger
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Dearest Aunt Pam: I cannot tell you how shocked we are at Uncle David's quick passing. I know it is probably better for him as he is not in any pain now, but hard on us still left here. He was such a big influence on me..........especially after my own parents' divorce. He helped me get my first and second cars, and was always available for mechanical advice or some repair work (I had a few fender bender accidents in my teens)and always good for some laughs. Even Friday in the hospital, he asked me "how is Ceh-woe?"----the way he always said my name. Just wanted you to know he will be missed so much and what wonderful influence and memories I have of him and spending the night at your house with my cousins. All our love and prayers now and always, Caroline, Bill, Eric and Lauren Metzger