ACE Co.'s David Escott has Passed Away
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We write this message with heavy hearts but want to fill everyone in on part of David's life story. Our dear friend and colleague David Escott lost his life on Sunday, November 15th, at the age of 29.
David was born on July 5, 1991 and was raised in Tijuana, Baja California. The oldest of two, his parents described how he would always take care of his sister. He was the type of son his parents could always depend on.
In 2007, David met the love of his life, Denise, but due to border complications it was impossible for them to be together. David faced many hardships and personal challenges from 2007 to 2015. In 2016, his life took a major turn when Denise after spending years apart invited him for some drinks. Following this experience together David decided he wasn’t going to let anything happen to their relationship this time around. They were married on Aug 15, 2017. David always emphasized this was the best decision he ever made.
David was finally granted access to the U.S. in June of 2019 and was able to live with his beloved wife full-time. He was introduced to American Crematory by his compadre, Juan. David joined the team June of 2019 and quickly became a beloved team member. He always referenced how thankful he was to live a life in the United States in comparison to the hardships faced in Tijuana. He was a fun, cheerful, and an all around loving human being. With his laughter and silly ways, he was always able to pull a smile out of anyone. This is what we will miss most.
David passed away on Sunday, November 15th from health complications. With the autopsy pending, we don't know exactly what took his life. His family, friends, and everyone at American Crematory Equipment is devastated. We are here asking for any donations as David was the breadwinner in his family. We greatly appreciate your support and know his family will too.
Thank you very much,
The American Crematory Equipment Company Family
David was born on July 5, 1991 and was raised in Tijuana, Baja California. The oldest of two, his parents described how he would always take care of his sister. He was the type of son his parents could always depend on.
In 2007, David met the love of his life, Denise, but due to border complications it was impossible for them to be together. David faced many hardships and personal challenges from 2007 to 2015. In 2016, his life took a major turn when Denise after spending years apart invited him for some drinks. Following this experience together David decided he wasn’t going to let anything happen to their relationship this time around. They were married on Aug 15, 2017. David always emphasized this was the best decision he ever made.
David was finally granted access to the U.S. in June of 2019 and was able to live with his beloved wife full-time. He was introduced to American Crematory by his compadre, Juan. David joined the team June of 2019 and quickly became a beloved team member. He always referenced how thankful he was to live a life in the United States in comparison to the hardships faced in Tijuana. He was a fun, cheerful, and an all around loving human being. With his laughter and silly ways, he was always able to pull a smile out of anyone. This is what we will miss most.
David passed away on Sunday, November 15th from health complications. With the autopsy pending, we don't know exactly what took his life. His family, friends, and everyone at American Crematory Equipment is devastated. We are here asking for any donations as David was the breadwinner in his family. We greatly appreciate your support and know his family will too.
Thank you very much,
The American Crematory Equipment Company Family
Organizer and beneficiary
Zachary Brown
Organizer
Santa Fe Springs, CA
Denise Escott
Beneficiary
