David M. NedeauApril 02, 1971 - April 03, 2008 Age 37 of New York, NY - Formerly of West St. Paul
Beloved son, brother, uncle and friend - age 37. Passed away on April 3, 2008 after a courageous fight with lymphoma. He was surrounded by family and supported by many friends during his death at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in NYC. He was born in West St. Paul and graduated from Henry Sibley High School and the University of Minnesota. He moved to NYC in 1996 where he worked in financial services and investment banking. David lived life to the fullest, filling it with family and friends. He loved cooking, entertaining, music, reading, card games (but not losing) and travel. His quick wit, sense of humor and enduring charm left a lasting impression on all he met. David’s greatest gift was his compassion for others, as demonstrated by his many volunteer commitments from high school until his death. While at Sloan Kettering his positive spirit and hopeful determination helped support other cancer patients during their difficult treatments. David was preceded in death by grandparents, Hank and Maxine Zasada; Ray and Vera Nedeau; and older brother, Michael Junior. He will be missed as the beloved son of Mike and Karen Nedeau; cherished brother of Lynn (Kevin) Menk and Chris (John) Conte; and precious nephew and namesake of David J. Nedeau. He will be remembered always by his adoring nieces and nephews, Allie, Jack, Miranda and Kyle. His loss will be felt deeply by his countless number of friends, many co-workers and extended family. Funeral InformationMass of Christian Burial 7 PM Friday, April 11, 2008 at THE CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH, 1154 Seminole Avenue @ Butler in West St. Paul. Visitation begins at 5:30 PM with a Moment of Remembrance at 6:30 PM. A time of fellowship will follow the Mass. Inurnment 11 AM Saturday at Resurrection Cemetery, 2101 Lexington Avenue South in Mendota Heights. Donations InformationIn lieu of flowers memorials are preferred to CaringBridge.org and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center – Lymphoma Research (www.mskcc.org). David would be both pleased and honored by contributions made in his name. Donations Link:DirectionsService: Map to St. Joseph's Church |
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