David Michael Blum, born Feb. 23,1945 in Baltimore, Maryland to Benjamin and Agnes Blum; he joined older brother, Jerry, as their two sons.

Early years: David was a devoted family member to the other large Blum family relatives located in Baltimore. Strong supporter of all Baltimore Sports teams; the Colts, Orioles, Bullets, Clippers, and local colleges and Universities. Graduated in 1963 from Baltimore City High School and went to work as technician in Cooper Dental Labs. Enlisted in 1965 to the U.S. Navy. Served almost 5 years as a Dental Tech to the Navy doctors stationed at Bethesda Naval hospital and overseas in Naples, Italy at the U.S. Naval Base. Honorably Discharged in 1969. Returned to Maryland and began working at Goddard Space Flight Center as a valued team member tracking satellite launches from Cape Kennedy in Florida. He then joined the Savings Bank Of Baltimore as a computer operations specialist. In 1971, David relocated to Miami, Florida to live while working at Southeast Data processing in their data center as a computer operations specialist. In 1976 David moved up to Tamarac, Florida and began working at American Express Regional Center in Plantation as a computer Center Operations Specialist. He remained at AMEX till the late 90s when he took early retirement. He then joined The South Florida Blues Society and Blues Foundation in Memphis as a strong supporter of the Florida Blues scene. He became VP of Mosher St. Records in 1999 and along with his brother Jerry produced over a dozen Blues albums in the recording studios for local South Florida Bands, JOEY GILMORE, MIDNITE JOHNNY MORANA BLUES Band, MARK TELESCA BAND, and our SHOWCASING THE BLUES, VOL. 1,2,3,4. He added great support to all local Florida Blues Bands, Blues Music Venues and events for many years till he was called last week by the Divine Maker for his afterlife.

We will all Remember and Honor him.

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