McCabe Funeral Home

Graz was one of my mentors. CMC hired me right out of college. I didn't know anything back then. It was a rough start, but Graz saw something in me and took me under his wing and gave me opportunities I'll never forget. He always had my back no matter what. A total team player. I would not be where I am today in my career without his guidance and trust in me. I am forever grateful to have met Graz and his family and I'm so sorry for their loss. He will be missed. October 9th, 2020 Mudger

I was blessed to have Graz as a roommate, co-worker and friend. I have enough memories to write a book, from golfing, road tripping, working, concerts and many many sporting events. One of the greatest benefits of hanging out together, is he has so many friends, many who have become my lifelong friends. I was just talking to a friend at work about my buddy Graz, getting a hole in one at a TPC course in Florida, legendary. He was and will always be one of the brightest highlights of my life. Thank you Graz for always being there.

I remember how competitive Dave was. He would never give an inch whether it was in the pool at Mongaugon or on the basketball court in the gym or his driveway. Dave had a funny sense of humor and he could always make you feel better. I'll also never forget all of those Sports Illustrated covers on the wall in his bedroom. He loved his sports. While it has been 43 years since my family moved from Trenton to California, my memories of Dave never fade. I wish I would have had the opportunity to meet his wife and children. I pray for his family that they may find peace through the love of God. Rest In Peace dear man. October 7, 2020 Richard Coriaty

I was fortunate enough to have known Dave as a part of the Grange street, Trenton kids wiffle ball crew at the DeGrazia household. Dave's house was the neighborhood hang out for all the kids on the block. We hung with Dave all hours of the day until the porch lights came on and our moms yelled we all had to go home. I remember Dave running through the neighborhood on his Honda 50 mini bike, he was so cool having a minibike in the 70's. We will miss you my friend, rest in peace.

I remember the endless hours playing wiffle ball in Dave's backyard. Unfortunately his mother's garden was our backstop which always irritated her. During the summer we played baseball in Foley field daily until we couldn't see the ball any longer. I also remember Dave running over to my house with The Cars first album and how excited he was with their new inventive sound. Rest In Peace my friend.