The Cincinnati community is grieving the tragic loss of David Didusch, a beloved son, friend, and coworker, who died following a devastating accident in Green Township. David, an Amazon delivery driver, was struck by a vehicle while working his route, suffering a traumatic brain injury on the scene.
Despite the best efforts of medical teams, his injuries were not survivable. Surrounded by his loving family, David passed away peacefully on August 6, 2025, at 4:46 p.m.
David was a proud graduate of Oak Hills High School, where he made lasting friendships that carried through his life. Born and raised in Cincinnati, he was deeply connected to his hometown and the people in it.
Those who knew David describe him as hardworking, dependable, and full of kindness—a person who always greeted others with a smile and went out of his way to help. His work as an Amazon delivery driver was more than just a job; it was an opportunity to connect with people in his community, something he valued deeply.
In the face of unimaginable loss, David’s family found a way to honor his generous spirit by fulfilling his wish to be an organ donor. His kidneys, liver, tissue, and skin will go on to help others, offering the gift of life even in the wake of tragedy.
His parents, heartbroken but proud, shared, “I watched him take his first breath and his last. Even with such a senseless accident, David will hopefully save some lives. We love you now and always.”
Friends and family are remembering David as a man with a big heart, a gentle nature, and an unwavering love for those close to him. He was the kind of person who would drop everything to help a friend, make someone laugh when they needed it most, or quietly perform small acts of kindness without seeking recognition. His absence leaves an irreplaceable hole in the lives of those who knew him.
David’s parents have asked the community to keep their family and his friends in their thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. They urge others to hold their loved ones close and never miss the chance to say, “I love you.” Their message serves as a poignant reminder of how quickly life can change.
While no words can ease the pain of losing someone so young, David’s legacy of compassion and generosity will live on—not only through the lives he saved as an organ donor but also through the countless people he touched with his warmth and kindness. His passing is a profound loss for Cincinnati, for his Oak Hills High School classmates, and for all who had the privilege of crossing his path.
A memorial service will be announced in the coming days, giving friends, coworkers, and community members the opportunity to honor and celebrate David’s life. In his memory, his loved ones hope that people will be inspired to live with the same selflessness, gratitude, and care for others that David showed every day.
Though his life was cut tragically short, David Didusch leaves behind a legacy of love, generosity, and service—a legacy that will continue to ripple through the lives he saved and the hearts he touched.
