Featured Aloha Dave's Final Days

[Scott W]

Dave was always kind, helpful and quick with a humorous comment on anything aside from developing some great tools. He will be missed.

I saw his old Florida address on something last week. He quickly straightened me out and let me know he was getting ready to head to Hawaii. I will get a card your way soon, Johnny. Give him my best.

 

[Johnny Bravo]

Dave was always kind, helpful and quick with a humorous comment on anything aside from developing some great tools. He will be missed.

I saw his old Florida address on something last week. He quickly straightened me out and let me know he was getting ready to head to Hawaii. I will get a card your way soon, Johnny. Give him my best.

You got it Scott. He'll be glad to hear from you.

 

[AussieCarpetBloke]

I had the pleasure to chat with Dave many times.
Hes a true gentleman!!

Your kindness, wit, humour and perspective was appreciated and will be missed!!!!
I still use the brushes you sent me
Can’t bear to ever throw them out....you travel with me in my van every day
Thanks for everything Dave
Cheers
Corey

 

[jtsunbrite]

I miss aloha dave a lot, the joy he wrote with and you could tell he really missed doing the work he loved so well. God Speed on your next Journey Bro !

 

[john gerding]

Boat Drinks for Aloha Dave the Moon Man!

 

[Johnny Bravo]

I am headed to Aloha Dave's place now. If you want to say anything to him nows the time to do it. I'll be showing him all your posts when I get there.

 

[OxiFreshGuy]

I never met the man but didnt realize these Dirt Devil and Shark Brushes were his.

Tell him thanks for saving me a lot of headaches on tile!

 

[MikeGaure]

I am headed to Aloha Dave's place now. If you want to say anything to him nows the time to do it. I'll be showing him all your posts when I get there.

Dave ifn i was your son (very glad i aint)

what are three things youd tell me are important before you leave

also i miss reeding hiz reeley jaked up speling

 

[Johnny Bravo]

I saw Dave last night. Still crazy as ever. He wanted me to thank each and everyone of you that posted here for him. He's unable to log onto TMF so I used my computer. He got a little misty eyed.

I want to thank you all too for taking the time to say farewell to Aloha Dave. If you want to add more please feel free and I will send them to Dave.

 

[rob allen]

I saw Dave last night. Still crazy as ever. He wanted me to thank each and everyone of you that posted here for him. He's unable to log onto TMF so I used my computer. He got a little misty eyed.

I want to thank you all too for taking the time to say farewell to Aloha Dave. If you want to add more please feel free and I will send them to Dave.

There is no reason he cannot log on unless he forget his password. (See screenshot) He can click "reset password" if forgotten.

 

[bcs]

My heart goes out to Dave and his family.Send him my very best wishes please Johnny,miss his crazy humor and straight up talk.Dave is one of the many good guys that have left tmf

 

[Johnny Bravo]

Here's a text Aloha Dave wanted me to share with all fo you who wrote some kind words to him.

 

[johnp94]

Thank you for sharing Johnny. Thanks for all the crazy posts on TMF Aloha Dave. Enjoy your days in Hawaii. Fight on and enjoy life.

 

[Allied]

Noooooooooooooooooo! Oh man no. Dang. TMF hasn't been the same since he left. Always ready to help. We are loosing a good dude.

 

[Allied]

@Johnny Bravo Any update Bro? Thanks...

 

[Johnny Bravo]

@Johnny Bravo Any update Bro? Thanks...

No news. Been busy working and not had the time to call him. i'll get ahold of him this weekend.

 

[Johnny Bravo]

I talked with Aloha Dave/ Dave Moonan yesterday. It was brief because I'm in the busy season and I've just lost another really good friend last week. Any ways I asked how he was holding up and he told me "Been hellish past couple weeks. The chemo damn near killed me before the cancer."

He's having a hard go with the chemo treatment and they put it on hold for the next 10 days.

I feel really bad for Dave. But there isn't anything I can do. A pretty helpless feeling.

When I told him about my buddy that just died at 52 years old suddenly, he replied "DAMN... of what may I ask? I should be more grateful I made it this far. So many things I wish I did tho when perfectly capable."

Here's a guy on death's doorstep worried about my good friend, a guy he doesn't even know. Also, here's a guy that tells us he wishes he'd done more in life when he was still capable of doing it.

Just some food for thought everyone. As Dave would say, Aloha!

 

[OxiFreshGuy]

I think most people feel that way at death's door.

Scary to face the idea of oblivion and not knowing if theres anything on the other side, much less anything good or bad by human comprehension.

It's like the most intense stages of grief.

 

[PistolPete]

I think most people feel that way at death's door.

Scary to face the idea of oblivion and not knowing if theres anything on the other side, much less anything good or bad by human comprehension.

It's like the most intense stages of grief.

Many of us do know and can face death with absolute certainty.

 

[rob allen]

I think most people feel that way at death's door.

Scary to face the idea of oblivion and not knowing if theres anything on the other side, much less anything good or bad by human comprehension.

It's like the most intense stages of grief.

Death is an enemy.