Carl and Candy, we are wishing you peace in this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

My sincerest condolences to the Biancuzzo family. I have known Dave since middle school age and more closely through High School and in adult life. Definitely hard to convey my thoughts on this occasion. I am saddened by the loss and know that his legacy lives on through Nick and Lucas. To Mr. and Mrs. Biancuzzo I am so sorry for your loss. For Nick and Lucas may your hearts be full of the memories and your lives reflect your father's spirit.

Dave was always the glue that kept us together. He deeply valued his friendships. He would affectionally have a reference and go-to quip for everyone he knew. No one went without Dave telling a lasting story, it was his connection to you and his pride in being your friend. I will miss hearing him shout out "Scoots" when he was excited and "Dick" when he was ready to jest. The echo of Cuzz (Cooooz) was the the response he always wanted to hear.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the whole Biancuzzo family.

Richard "Scooter" Cass

Carl and Candy~

So sorry to hear of the passing of your son. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

I met Dave in grade school at St. Monica's and we became good friends from there. It may have been sports or humor; or even him introducing me to Van Halen, but he held a room and he was easy to gravitate towards. After moving away from Whitefish Bay, I reconnected with Dave my freshman year in college by pure chance as I was at a party at his brother's house in Madison and ran into him there while we were celebrating a Badger victory. I'm pretty sure as a Hawkeye, he was the only person there not donning the red and white and enjoying that weekend. We stayed in touch over Facebook as our lives changed and our kids grew older. Dave had a great spirit about him and I wish I would have kept in better touch over the years. May Dave's family know they are in my thoughts and that his kind soul is in a better place.

Im so sorry to hear this. My sons Jordan and Cyrus love playing with Lucas and having Dave help them learn football, basketball and baseball skills. Ill miss talking sports with him. Again so sorry, we will be praying for family. Much love from the Dewaard family.

Quadruple hug from Costa Rica, Iny and Roberto

We are so sorry Carl and Candy to hear of this very sad news about your boy. Know that we are thinking of all of you at this difficult time and saying prayers for your strength.

Love,

Eli and cousin Jeanette

So very sorry for your loss.

Jim and Bonnie Guenther

Our deepest sympathies Carl, Candy and the entire Biancuzzo family. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.

Love,

Louie & Kelly Busalacchi

Our family knew Dave through youth baseball. Our son admired and respected him and he helped foster his love of the game. We will miss Dave and are praying for all those who loved him.

-The Grotts Family

We are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of our nephew David. His time with us on holidays and at our home brought great joy to us. We watched him grow from a creative boy to a caring man. His quick witted humor lifted our spirits. He will always be in our hearts.

Thank you Dave for the time you spent with us.

Uncle Keith and Aunt Cathy

We are so sorry to hear of Dave's death. We are thinking of you all. Hallsie and Yannick

I met Dave in college and have considered him one of my best friends ever since. He was smart, honest, hard-working, and funny. I (almost) always appreciated his advice, which lately had extended to home deco/ DYI projects. But the best thing about Dave was how much he loved his sons. He changed for the better once he became a father. His pride was obvious every time he spoke of his sons. My thoughts are with his sons and the rest of his family.

I’m am so sorry to hear about David. All the Biancuzzos are in my thoughts and prayers. Absolutely devastating news. :(

Shocked, saddened, and devastated at the passing of David, our good friends son. Words can not express the loss we feel at his passing in the prime of his life. What would and could have been we can only imagine. Rest in Peace David, you will always be in our hearts.

John & Renee

Dave was my cousin, but even if he were not, we still would have been good friends. He was like my little brother and my family looked forward to every occasion we spent time with him. He was kind-hearted, extremely loyal to his friends and family, die-hard about sports and selfless. He also had a wicked sense of humor and was probably one of the best trash-talkers I ever met (especially about the Packers 20+ year dominance over my Chicago Bears). He lived every day at 100 mph, with his heart on his sleeve. We will all miss him terribly.

As a fellow Iowa Chapter of Delta Chi brother, I was able to get to know Dave through his post-graduation service to the fraternity's alumni boards. He was always willing to assist on anything asked of him and provided sage advice on matters raised. He served as an example of a life-long member serving others. He will be missed. Our condolences go out to all of those who were fortunate to know Dave. ITB, Jon Larson (Iowa, '02)

I was saddened to hear of David's passing. I have a ton of memories of David. He was a former student of mine in Grade 5 at St. Monica's in Whitefish Bay. David was one of the kindest students I have ever had the privilege to teach . May God rest his soul and keep his loved ones safe.

I am so sorry to learn of Dave’s passing. As a Delta Chi fraternity brother of mine at Iowa, he will be a brother forever and will be missed big time. Passionate Hawkeyes fan, huge sports fan and great dad. Definitely gone too soon but he left his mark on a lot of people. ITB. RIP Dave.