Dearest Anna,
A piece of my heart broke when I heard the news. Bud and I are heartbroken. Dave was always such a good friend, fun person and a joy to be around. He was also such a professional always at work. Helpful was his middle name. I know he will be missed by all. I am here for you if you need anything. Love you!!! Jenna and Bud
I'm so sorry to learn about Dave's passing. He was a knowledgeable security professional and always responded when a school needed his support and guidance. I had many opportunities to work with him to communicate to families and staff during crises in Hillsborough County schools, but my fondest memories are of the multiple times he visited my office and told interesting, insightful, and/or funny stories. We had a lot of laughs and I'm glad I got the chance to know, learn from, and work with him. My heart goes out to Anna and the family.
Anna and Family, Linda and I are very sad about the passing of David. He was a true professional friend in the Hillsborough County Schools. A few words which come to mind to describe him are: capable, approachable, intelligent and caring. In addition he taught us some good things about being retired and the value of family. We express our sincere sympathy. We are safer and better people by knowing him. Ken Gaughan, Supervisor of School Social Work Services, retired and my Family
Anna, Ken and I just found out about David from Doug and Dolly. I am so sorry for the family's loss as well as your personal loss. May David rest in peace and that you find calm in your life going forward. Jackie Sullenberger
Chief Friedberg had a deep caring for everyone in HCPS while he was Director of Security. You could always count on him to pick up the phone and be personally present whenever you needed him. He was funny and a problem solver who was ahead of his time. I'm saddened to hear of his passing and grateful for the memories I have of knowing him. Deborah Moltisanti, HCPS Principal
So sorry to hear. Worked for Captain Friedberg, who was Operations Officer, at the 3415th Security Police Squadron at Lowry AFB in Denver mid to late 1980’s. Great guy, funny, and never forgot he came from the enlisted ranks. RIP brother.
It's with deep sadness to hear of Chief's passing. He was totally committed to safety/security of HCPS and was always visible throughout the district. He was instrumental in developing the district's crisis plan including sending out teams of administrators to evaluate every district site for possible deficiencies in campus security. It was a pleasure working with him on this project and school security in general. We would always kid that we were brothers because of our size. RIP Chief” Mark E Kenney HCPS Administrator (retired)
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