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ESCONDIDO - David Rast, 38, died Saturday, Dec. 16, 2006, in Encinitas.
Born Jan. 11, 1968, in Riverside, he lived in San Diego County for 34 years. He was a machinist apprentice. He played the guitar. He held a green belt in Anjing Banfa. He enjoyed surfing and computers.
Mr. Rast was preceded in death by his mother, Yoko W. Rast. He is survived by his wife of eight months, Diana Rast of Escondido; father Howard Rast of Nevada; and brother Dieter Rast of Solana Beach.
Born Jan. 11, 1968, in Riverside, he lived in San Diego County for 34 years. He was a machinist apprentice. He played the guitar. He held a green belt in Anjing Banfa. He enjoyed surfing and computers.
Mr. Rast was preceded in death by his mother, Yoko W. Rast. He is survived by his wife of eight months, Diana Rast of Escondido; father Howard Rast of Nevada; and brother Dieter Rast of Solana Beach.
