Tremendous Loss

all of the previous superlatives are well deserved. Mr. Lopes was always generous with his 'early' information and advice.
 
Post banquet pictures from French Lick.
 

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I never had the opportunity to meet Dave, but he gave me great pleasure with his willingness to share his Model A passion with the world. His knowledge, and cars gave inspiration to many. To his family and many friends my thoughts are with you.
 
I know he was a great friend to you, Gary. I have served with Dave on the JSC and his enthusiasm and talent was amazing; both as a restorer, dad, and husband. He will be sorely missed in the hobby. My condolences to Lisa and Mitchell.
 
We first met Dave & Lisa at the Yuma Arizona meet back in the 70s. He was a great guy, always willing to share his knowledge with fellow Model A people. He will be missed.
Glenn & Sharon Johnson
 
i am so so sorry to hear this. Dave was a wonderful man, he was helping me and Val with our roadster to the end. Our prayers are with his family
 
I only meet Dave once at French Lick last year. He was very helpful in answering questions regarding restoring my 29 phaeton (basket case). He also was a great resource to this forum with his model A expertise. He will be greatly missed. This is really sad news to hear about his passing, as I was out of town for the last two weeks and didn't hear about his passing until this evening.
Rusty Nelson
 
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