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When ever I needed to get in contact with any of the Prosser cousins I could always count on him to have the necessary information. He would catch me up on the rest of the family doings and we would end up talking for a lot longer than originally intended. I am sad that that connection is lost but he is now pain free and and resting in peace. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Posted: 2/26/2019 by Buddy Marvin Henson of Juliaetta, Idaho, United States
For the Love of a Brother My Brother David Bardessono was not just a person who loved to sing. He was a student in the Prosser Senior High school who went to singing tournaments into Seattle and who won every tournament he entered. David was offered a million dollar contract to go into this singing career. And broke Mr. Whitaker's heart when he turned this unbelievable opportunity down. My brother David gave up that career because he loved his heavenly father Jehovah God more than anything that this world had to offer. Dave served Jehovah God after his baptism in 1970 to the fullest of his earthly abilities. Fighting against the will of this system to defeat him at all turns. Late in Dave's life he came to the realization that he was called by his heavenly father at an early age to serve with the privileged few who will reign with Jehovah's son Jesus Christ. Dave took that heavenly hope to be one of Jesus Christs 144,000 heavenly rulers to the grave with him. Sincerely, Timothy James Bardessono
Posted: 2/28/2019 by Timothy Bardessono of Prosser, WA,
I send my prayers to David's family in this difficult time. I was so blessed to have David as a friend. He had a laser sharp ability to sort through hypocrisy and find truth in the world around him, and that made him a very unique individual. He is missed--here and now--because he had so much to offer. If you too were so lucky to cross his path, know his kind heart, or learn from his wisdom and faith, pass it on to those around you and the world will be a better place.
Posted: 2/28/2019 by Dale Funk of Prosser, WA, United States