Birth date: Mar 12, 1950 Death date: May 16, 2020
David M. Swift Sr., 70, of Parma passed away on May 16, 2020. Born in Cleveland to the late Cecil and Edna Swift on March 12, 1950. Besides his parents, David is preceded in death by his sister Bunny. David was employed by UPS and Read Obituary
Words cannot express our sadness and sorrow in losing our best friend, David Swift. We will always have great memories to last a lifetime. Sending our love and our deepest sympathy from the Frye family to the Swift family.
Rest In Peace, dear friend. Till we meet again in heaven.
Love,
Irene, Lee and family.
Every Monday at MGM we attended the Rock and Roll Bingo we meet Dave and Mary and other people that your lucky to Have meet in a lifetime and Dave was one of them. We eat together and tried our hand at gambling,you win some you loose some . Dave was lucky most of the time. We had a love for motorcycles and Classic Car's I'm going to miss all the great times and conversations meeting his Wife Mary and Mary his daughter My condolences to all his family Rip my friend Sandi and Rich
Our Deepest Sympathy and Thoughts and Prayers are with David's family at this time.
We always looked forward to Monday Mornings to start out the week and get together at Rock n' Roll Bingo.
David was always fun to be with. We always enjoyed getting together at Car Shows, UPS Monthly Meetings and Teamster Outings.
We were Blessed with many good times together.
David will always be missed and remembered as a "Great Friend"
Love, Jerry and Carol
My deepest sympathy Mary. May God be with you through your sorrow.
God Bless,
Liz Wilson
Dad- u were amazing father, I loved u with all my heart. I’m glad that i was able to be by your side thru all your ups n downs of your medical issues and blessed to have been able to take care of u. I’m going to miss our breakfast , social conversations, going to the car shows , playing cards, bowling , going on trips, watching our tv shows together, cooking u meals, sitting outside , hearing all your advice, guidance , directions and just your loving support. I will always have U in my thoughts n prayers - hope U will continue in heaven to provide me the best advice n direction for my future love and know I will always be taking care of mom until we meet again with u. Love u always dad - “mary “xoxoxo - your babygirl forever
I feel blessed to have had Dave as my neighbor and friend. He will be greatly missed. God Bless Dave, Mary and their family.... Cindy Kline
Whenever we visited Uncle David always had a joke. There would always be tons of food for the family gatherings and Uncle David would go, 'Who said you could go? You can't leave until this is all gone.' There was a joke for all occasions and moments. The deliveries were always so deadpan you might think for a moment he was serious. The world is diminished by his absence.
The most deep condolences to my Aunt Mary and the rest of his family.
