David Michael Acquaviva, 37, of Butler was pronounced deceased on Nov. 24, in Tionesta, Forest County. He had been missing for nearly six months.
Born March 28, 1967, in Butler, he was the son of David Lawrence Acquaviva of Murphy, N.C., and Kathleen L. Minehart of Butler.
He loved being outdoors and in the woods and the wilderness. He enjoyed all seasons of hunting including archery and muzzleloader and was a member of the Butler Hunting and Fishing Club.
He served in the Army during Desert Storm.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by a brother, Douglas A. Acquaviva of Pittsburgh; a sister, Lynn A. Acquaviva of Fenelton; and several uncles, aunts and cousins.
ACQUAVIVA - There will be no public services for David Michael Acquaviva, who was pronounced deceased on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2004. Arrangements are under the direction of the NORMAN J. WIMER FUNERAL HOME, Tionesta.
Memorial contributions may be made to Butler Public Library or the American Diabetes Association.
Published in Butler Eagle on Dec. 6, 2004
Born March 28, 1967, in Butler, he was the son of David Lawrence Acquaviva of Murphy, N.C., and Kathleen L. Minehart of Butler.
He loved being outdoors and in the woods and the wilderness. He enjoyed all seasons of hunting including archery and muzzleloader and was a member of the Butler Hunting and Fishing Club.
He served in the Army during Desert Storm.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by a brother, Douglas A. Acquaviva of Pittsburgh; a sister, Lynn A. Acquaviva of Fenelton; and several uncles, aunts and cousins.
ACQUAVIVA - There will be no public services for David Michael Acquaviva, who was pronounced deceased on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2004. Arrangements are under the direction of the NORMAN J. WIMER FUNERAL HOME, Tionesta.
Memorial contributions may be made to Butler Public Library or the American Diabetes Association.
Published in Butler Eagle on Dec. 6, 2004
David Michael Acquaviva, 37, of Butler was pronounced deceased on Nov. 24, in Tionesta, Forest County. He had been missing for nearly six months.
Born March 28, 1967, in Butler, he was the son of David Lawrence Acquaviva of Murphy, N.C., and Kathleen L. Minehart of Butler.
He loved being outdoors and in the woods and the wilderness. He enjoyed all seasons of hunting including archery and muzzleloader and was a member of the Butler Hunting and Fishing Club.
He served in the Army during Desert Storm.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by a brother, Douglas A. Acquaviva of Pittsburgh; a sister, Lynn A. Acquaviva of Fenelton; and several uncles, aunts and cousins.
ACQUAVIVA - There will be no public services for David Michael Acquaviva, who was pronounced deceased on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2004. Arrangements are under the direction of the NORMAN J. WIMER FUNERAL HOME, Tionesta.
Memorial contributions may be made to Butler Public Library or the American Diabetes Association.
Published in Butler Eagle on Dec. 6, 2004
Born March 28, 1967, in Butler, he was the son of David Lawrence Acquaviva of Murphy, N.C., and Kathleen L. Minehart of Butler.
He loved being outdoors and in the woods and the wilderness. He enjoyed all seasons of hunting including archery and muzzleloader and was a member of the Butler Hunting and Fishing Club.
He served in the Army during Desert Storm.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by a brother, Douglas A. Acquaviva of Pittsburgh; a sister, Lynn A. Acquaviva of Fenelton; and several uncles, aunts and cousins.
ACQUAVIVA - There will be no public services for David Michael Acquaviva, who was pronounced deceased on Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2004. Arrangements are under the direction of the NORMAN J. WIMER FUNERAL HOME, Tionesta.
Memorial contributions may be made to Butler Public Library or the American Diabetes Association.
Published in Butler Eagle on Dec. 6, 2004
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