Birth date: Sep 6, 1967 Death date: Jul 8, 2017
David Martin Bloodsworth Jr. age 49, of Lewes, DE passed away on Saturday, July 8, 2017, at Delaware Hospice Center, in Milford, DE. He was born Wednesday, September 6, 1967 in Salisbury, MD, son of the late David M. Bloodsworth, Read Obituary
Hi I was just seeing if David still lived in Wilmington Delaware. I believe that he did live there when we were dating. I am an ex girlfriend of his - Laura Mata-Adams and I met his mom and dad. I am so sorry that he is gone. I wanted to see if I could talk to him. David was a wonderful man. Feel free to communicate with me if you are his mom -- my email is [email protected]
David touched so many lives; his legacy is the positive effect his personality had on everyone he met. He was smart, kind, loving, and thoughtful. We are all diminished by his loss.
David was a wonderful friend! He made a difference in many people's lives. He will be greatly missed.
Mary Lou, I am so sorry for your loss. I sent DAVID a message on FB telling him that my teaching experience with him made me realize the joys of teaching and I thanked him for being in my life.
Mary Lou, we are so sorry about David. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sonny and Madelyn Macklin
I remember David when they lived in Georgetown. They lived across the road from my grandparents the Racaniello's. What a wonderful person he was.
I am deeply saddened to hear of Davids passing. He worked for me when he was younger and we became great friends . David was a a very special person, I doubt you could know any finer! MaryLou, my heart aches for you, know my thoughts and prayers are with you. David RIP, know that you are loved.
As a Consultant, David came to work with Verizon Wireless around 2009-2011. In the great scheme of things, it wasn't a long time. But in that short 18-20 months, he became part of our family. He was by my side, every day (even though he was in Chicago and I was in Seattle), and quickly turned into my most trusted partner, both in the work we were doing and the friendship that bloomed. Everyone on the project team knew him, respected him, and - eventually - loved him. We were lucky enough to have to meet face-to-face often, and I cherish the time we spent together. I know everyone he touched at Verizon is saddened by his passing, happy he is out of pain, and looking forward to when we will see him again.
Thank you for your spirit, David. You touched all of our lives.
