David's Guestbook

K. Bruce (Natuashish, NL)
Posted May 3, 2012 at 4:26am NST

I'm one of the many silent readers of your short (but sweet) blog - up until now at least. Your tremendous news requires at least a comment - and I'm sorry I didn't make it until now! (Apparently I need to sign up for notification list that you've updated your blog!! I stopped checking because you're so sporadic. I guess it just keeps us guessing. Haha.)

Anyway.... "CONGRATULATIONS!!". I am very confident that this will open great doors for you and I hope that you're able to inspire others as you have inspired me with just a brief meeting.

Looking forward to hearing how it goes. Keep writing, it'll be a great story to follow :)

Mom & Dad
Posted April 3, 2012 at 2:39am NST

David, the 7th paragraph of your blog says everything about you. They should award you an honorary doctorate now. By the way, you never failed anything in your life; you were just trying to find the right path. Many never find their way at all.

Nancy D
Posted March 30, 2012 at 2:30pm NST

Great news, Dave. Congratulations! When you have research questions that are rooted in your personal experiences, the PhD journey can be tremendously satisfying. The stuff you will learn about people through their stories will amaze you. Enjoy!!!

Helen & Leo Hartery
Posted March 29, 2012 at 4:15pm NST

Congratulations Dave , we are very happy for your resent news & sure you will do yourself proud. We are very thankful for all that you have done for Aiden & we are quit sure you have been a great roll model, mentor, friend & inspiration to him in his past & future success. Continued success to you & thanks again. Also the dartboard is always here when you visit again. We really enjoyed your last visit
Helen & Leo

Madelyn (Happy Valley Goose Bay)
Posted February 23, 2012 at 10:53pm NST

Hey my billet!! wonderful read ... I chuckled at how much it reminds me of my own life ...ups and downs ... lol It is a pleasure to meet you and have you as our guest!

mel pike (springdale nl)
Posted December 10, 2011 at 7:27pm NST

amature self taught and often vey frustrated but i love the piano especially old gospel. Your perfermance with Patrick E. last sat. was a moment of pure joy
Thank you both

James Gasperowich (Ohio)
Posted November 4, 2011 at 12:27pm NST

I was born in Ontario with the name David Chafe in 1960, (father from Petty Harbor), but adopted out into an American family, where I have been ever since. I just wanted to check out my Newfy brethren.

Barbless Hook (Florida)
Posted October 24, 2011 at 7:20pm NST

I was just listening to a soloist doing How Great Thou Art. Your latest blog suggests you
may be searching for a new path. How about you singing and playing that wonderful hymn at
Cochrane Saturday night. It would be the highlight of the evening. When the applause finally stops you may have found a new path. Check with Joan and your friend Jane; I'm sure they'll agree.

Ruth Burke (Mt. Pearl)
Posted September 17, 2011 at 12:22pm NST

David, God has truly blessed you with such rich musical gifts that lift the weary and comfort the brokenhearted. My heart has lept for joy many a time. Continue to proclaim His praises and give Him all the glory. Shalom, Ruth Burke

Major Gerald Lacey (Springdale, NL)
Posted June 17, 2011 at 1:13am NST

Thank you for accompanying Patrick at his recital in Springdale this evening. I thoroughly enjoyed every piece. You did a great job on your piano solo, How Great Thou art! All the best with your future plans!