David Biancuzzo

David Allen Biancuzzo

1975 - 2021

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Obituary of David Allen Biancuzzo

David A. “Dave” Biancuzzo, age 46, died unexpectedly Wednesday, December 8th, 2021, at his home. David Allen Biancuzzo was born May 15, 1975, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He was the loving and caring son of Carl and Alyce “Candy” (Herr) Biancuzzo. Dave attended schools and graduated high school in Whitefish Bay, WI. He then attended The University of Iowa Tippie College of Business majoring in Finance with special emphasis on Entrepreneurship. During his all too short busy life Dave developed and managed a career in commercial and investment real estate. He was affiliated with Coldwell Banker Real Estate Professionals in Iowa City for over 16 years during which time he obtained his commercial real estate broker license. Dave’s other professional achievements and affiliations include being a former President of the Iowa City Area Association of REALTORS having also served there on all executive positions and on the board of directors. Dave was the 2013 recipient of the ICAAR President’s Merit Award. He was a 2008 Iowa City Chamber of Commerce Leadership Program graduate. Dave enjoyed his past service as a member of the board of directors of the Iowa Chapter Housing Corporation of the Delta Chi Fraternity. He was a former President of the Iowa City West High Club West Booster Club. He also served on the boards of the Iowa City Booster Club and Good Shepherd Center Pre-School in Iowa City. Dave enjoyed and worked hard in his career, but he also lived life with zest and passion. His family, especially his two sons brought him so much love and joy. As their very proud dad, he coached them in football and basketball, and especially baseball. The family enjoyed many vacations, outings, fishing and golfing together. Dave was a sports fan at all levels. He was a Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers and Iowa Hawkeye fan. He also loved to cook and enjoyed reading and fishing. He caught over 60 different species of fish, the largest of which was an 8-foot nurse shark in the Gulf of Mexico. He also had a wonderful sense of humor which was uniquely “Dave”. His family includes his two sons, Nick and Lucas, their mother, Hillary Biancuzzo; his parents, Carl and Candy Biancuzzo; and his brother, Carl Biancuzzo Jr. “CJ” and his wife, Heather and their children, Olivia, Gabriella, and Dominic. He will also be sadly missed by his loving aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. To honor Dave and his life, visitation will take place at the First United Methodist Church in Iowa City on Saturday, January 15th, 2022, from 10:00am to Noon with church services, camaraderie and hospitality immediately following. Funeral Services will be livestreamed under the Livestream tab on his webpage. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Dave’s name may be made to: Dave’s Boys Scholarship Fund, care of MidWestOne Bank, 110 1st Avenue, Coralville, IA 52241, First United Methodist Church of Iowa City, or the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital. For further information or to share a condolence with Dave’s family, please visit the Gay & Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service website @ www.gayandciha.com. To Friends and Relatives of David and the Biancuzzo Family With heavy hearts and holding many beautiful memories of our beloved son David, we say thank you for your respect and your expressions of sympathy. Sharing our salute with you … David, you are loved for the boy you were For the man you became And for the precious son you will always be As in Mathew 25 – Well done good and faithful servant. Come now into your eternal resting place. To put this another way, in baseball terms, let’s believe Jesus has called David “Safe at Home”. Candy and Carl Biancuzzo Mother and Father
Saturday
15
January

Celebration of Life

10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Saturday, January 15, 2022
First United Methodist Church
214 E Jefferson St
Iowa City, Iowa, United States
(319) 337-2857

Parking

For all those coming to David’s visitation and or services: Iowa City has a Sunday Parking ordinance that allows parking on streets near the church that you normally could not park on. This ordinance will be in effect for Saturday morning and early afternoon for the streets around the First Methodist Church on the corner of Market and Dubuque Streets. You are welcome to park wherever you see yellow funeral parking signs or where you see green hood covers over the parking meters. These spaces are reserved for all of you. If you have questions you may call Dan Ciha on his cell @ 319-325-3680 that morning when you arrive. Thank you.