David Damm, beloved father, family member and friend, 90, of Yakima passed away February 19, 2010 at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital. He was born January 9, 1920 to Peter Damm Sr and Katie (Burbach) Damm in Culbertson, Montana.
David started his working life in his early teens working for his father on the Star Farm outside Fairview, Montana. When his parents retired, moving to Toppenish, WA, he took over the farm and made payments to them. By this time he married Dorothy and they farmed the family homestead for four years. They sold the farm, moving to San Antonio, Texas, where they remained one year. During his early life he worked as a truck driver. Moving with his family, living in a trailer, traveling from one job to another.
David started his working life in his early teens working for his father on the Star Farm outside Fairview, Montana. When his parents retired, moving to Toppenish, WA, he took over the farm and made payments to them. By this time he married Dorothy and they farmed the family homestead for four years. They sold the farm, moving to San Antonio, Texas, where they remained one year. During his early life he worked as a truck driver. Moving with his family, living in a trailer, traveling from one job to another.
David Damm, beloved father, family member and friend, 90, of Yakima passed away February 19, 2010 at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital. He was born January 9, 1920 to Peter Damm Sr and Katie (Burbach) Damm in Culbertson, Montana.
David started his working life in his early teens working for his father on the Star Farm outside Fairview, Montana. When his parents retired, moving to Toppenish, WA, he took over the farm and made payments to them. By this time he married Dorothy and they farmed the family homestead for four years. They sold the farm, moving to San Antonio, Texas, where they remained one year. During his early life he worked as a truck driver. Moving with his family, living in a trailer, traveling from one job to another.
David started his working life in his early teens working for his father on the Star Farm outside Fairview, Montana. When his parents retired, moving to Toppenish, WA, he took over the farm and made payments to them. By this time he married Dorothy and they farmed the family homestead for four years. They sold the farm, moving to San Antonio, Texas, where they remained one year. During his early life he worked as a truck driver. Moving with his family, living in a trailer, traveling from one job to another.
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