Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-05-26 | Page 4 | David A. Callahan

DAVID DAVID DAVID-A. A CALLAHAN GREA GREATLY LY beloved citizen was gathered A A. A in the inevitable harvest Thursday morning morning morning morn morn- ing when death stole upon David A. A Callahan bringing his pa wracked paul wracked ti-wracked body rest after a along along long illness A bachelor still he was Dad to the many high ho hoOl l and college boys and men whose was on the football field To these ha lie wai WASa waa a father indeed indeed indeed-a a sterling friend to iv counsel an honest critic and one proud beyond measure when one of his boys had i earned reward 1 or pr praise praise but but ise-but but most ost of all he was was the sort of friend a ayoung young man but rare rarely f finds ds except in a devoted father Dad D d Callahan believed in playing a clean g game me in winning joyously a and d losing man man- fully He lie believed in teamwork The game and the team counted with him The rhe great I player playe o only ly inspired d him when the player could coul I inspire the team t to give its utmost T To Dad DadI du duI I J Callahan the grandstand did not matter i He lived by the same ru rules es h he insi insisted upon l I i in fl sports He w was s clean and aid honest and he lie 4 chose his friends from men bf his own ilk His was was the traditional N New cw England j science and it set his sta standards dards yet he was j tolerant nt and ever eve eager cager to help the weak to 4 j grow pow strong shong ren Men of his kind are too rare I As a bookman he ho was a man of keenest d discrimination To those thos who sought his counsel he was a wise gui guide Ic into the treasure J land of literature Courteous and affable j always kindly modest benefi beneficent ent and with a arich a rich sympathy for human nature Mr rr Callahan Callahan's Callahans Calla Calla- han liana hans s. s Vast Tast circle of friends drew close to fo him be because all these qualities m made de up a personality personal personal- ity of singular appeal At t 71 years of age he passes passed o on leaving many who cherish his memory memory mem mem- r ory ory having d drawn awn from life very many o of l the of richest of ifs ita gifts gUts The Ther racketeers racketeer's motto seems to tobe be gun for al alL all L and d all io gun S f J I