Dave Hunter Death: Windsor’s Community Mourns the Loss of Dave Hunter

Everybody is mourning the unfortunate passing of an acclaimed humanitarian and vice president of The DRIVE Magazine.

On Friday, June 30, 2023, Dave Hunter went suddenly unexpectedly. The renowned “unparalleled and determination” man was reportedly declared deceased following a sad event.

Many mourn and wonder what might have happened because Dave’s family hasn’t revealed the reason for his passing. Many people are in shock and despair over the tragic news of his demise because it is difficult to picture the town without him.

When the family decides, they might soon announce the funeral arrangements.

About Dave Hunter Windsor:

At The DRIVE Magazine, Dave Hunter served as sales and marketing vice president. He graduated from Windsor University and St. Clair College, respectively.

Additionally, he holds several S.C.I.T.S. (Science of Team Science) qualifications. Although Dave had lived in Lakeshore, Ontario, with his wife and two kids, he was originally from Corunna.

After completing his studies, He became one of the most inspiring individuals in the community. He served as a ray of light for many young people struggling to find their footing because of his love for people and unrelenting commitment to helping those in need. Many people looked up to Dave as a mentor, and his legacy will continue to uplift and encourage those in need.

Tributes:

“I’ve been trying to find the right words to say all day. First, I’d like to thank everyone for reaching out with kind words. It genuinely means a lot to my family and me.

Secondly… as many of you know, Dave Hunter was a force of nature. Everything he set his mind to, he dominated. He went above and beyond for many. He truly was an amazing person, friend, and father.

Lastly, my heart is shattered having to type this. We lost an amazing person today. Dad, you were my go-to person, best friend, and forever rock. I love you so much and can not believe I no longer have the option to call you seven times a day. I’m trying not to focus on the things we no longer get to share but focus on all the things we did. I miss you, but you are in heaven with Uncle Bo and Papa. I promise to follow in your footsteps and try to find a way to honor your legacy. I love you, Dad; rest peacefully.”