Birth date: Jan 2, 1946 Death date: Jan 25, 2022
David John Oster born to Stephen and Helen Oster on January 2, 1946, passed on to his next life on January 25, 2022, just after turning 76. Beloved husband of Sandy (nee Grollig) for 51 years; Loving father of Toby (Jennifer McMah Read Obituary
I was so blessed to grow up and be able to spend much of my childhood having Uncle Dave in my life. When I moved South for College and even farther South afterwards, he reminded me of the importance of family. I had peace knowing he was only a phone call away if ever needed, There were times I made that call and he was always there. My memories are many and indelible in my heart. Heaven truly gained a loving Apostle and though I miss his presence on this earth, I know he is resting in Our Forever home with my Grandparents and Uncles that left this earth before him. Rest In Peace beloved Uncle.
Dave was a joy to be around and was great to work with... on his many and varied projects. He was a very kind and generous person, as well. Dave cared about others and even employed my wife Jane and daughter Darcie. We will miss him dearly. Love and condolences to his family.
So Sad to hear Dave passed!
My Sympathies to the family!
Worked with Dave on the Rye Beach Association over the years.
He Contributed So Much to the Rye Beach Association for many years.
I was looking forward to seeing his new home completed in Rye Beach.
May he rest in Peace!
Jim & Cyndy Baxter
Dave was always the kindest man. He worked hard to make our Gazebo picnics a culinary hit. In the years I have known him, he expressed contentment with his new home he was enjoyed with his wife. He touched many n will be surely missed
We have known Dave for many many years. We rented from him in several of his homes and he was a joy to work with. We eventually bought in Rye Beach really because of Dave and knowing the community. My husband and I worked with Dave as trustees on the Rye Beach board and tried to make improvements for the community. Dave was always about the community and what he could do best for everyone. It’s extremely disappointing to see what has happened due to the fact he will never see the house he always wanted to build. We will miss him greatly, we appreciated everything he ever did for everyone to help people whether it was through Rye Beach association or individually. He was a joy, he was a wonder, he was just a great guy!
Jim n Barb Zindroski
