March 22, 2017
Butler, David P.
David P. Butler, a resident of Hyde Park passed away on March 18, 2017 the day before his 48 birthday. David was born in Boston, Massachusetts, the son of the late Arthur T. and Ann M. (Piacitelli) Butler. He was the dear brother of John Butler and his wife Debbie of Hyde Park, James Butler and his wife Diane of Milton, Debbie Abdallah and her husband Fred of Marshfield, Mark Butler and his wife Carol of Roslindale, Richard Butler and his wife Pam of Hyde Park, Kevin Butler and his wife Karen of Billerica, Joseph Butler and his wife Cathy of So. Weymouth and the late Arthur Butler. David is also survived by his loving companion, Maureen Shaunessy; his nieces, Ashley and Jackie Abdallah, Tiffany, Jennifer, Ann Marie, Tina, Mary Kate, Molly, Meaghan, Ryleigh, Bridgett and Delia Butler; and his nephews Jimmy, Richard and Sean Butler.
Visiting hours will be held Saturday, March 25, 2017 from 9 am to 11:30 at St. Anne Church, 82 W. Milton St., Hyde Park followed by his Mass of Christian Burial at 11:30 am. Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery in Hyde Park. In lieu of flowers donations in honor of his godchild, Ashley Abdallah, to JDRF, NE Chapter, 60 Walnut St., Wellesley Hills, MA 02181 would be appreciated. Arrangements by Folsom Funeral Home, 87 Milton St., Dedham, MA
Comments(5)
My dear buddy, my close friend, I love you dave….you’re too young to move on. You were the coolest guy I’ve ever met. We had lots of fun together, we shared many laughs, and now it’ll only be memories that I can share with others. You let me test drive your Harley at 17 years old! Kind generous loving and happy is who you were. I am going to miss your crazy laugh,I am going to miss you dearly, sleep tight my friend. A true legend gone way to soon. Good luck Jesus you have a handful in your hands now. Show the great one a good time DB
“Newbie” I will miss you for my remaining years! We always had a great time together and you are unreplaceable as a true friend.
You left us way too soon and I will think about you everyday I pass the rink and yard in Hyde Park on the way to my office.
I loved your crazy loud laugh that turned heads wherever we were….I like to think I was making you laugh!!!
Words cannot express…..see you on the other side.
You’re “brother” Mark
Debbie I am so sorry for the loss of your brother David. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
My deep condolences to the Butler family. I am truly so sorry to hear that David has passed. Even though it has been years since we have seen each other, I still have fond memories of David and the fun we had together growing up on Central Ave. Rest In Peace
-Scott
I miss you so much my love ,always in my heart I’ll see you on the other side I love you !