RIP, David Catalan
Another community builder is gone. The former corporate manager was an Omaha transplant who immersed himself in his adopted hometown through hands-on involvement in civic and cultural activities that uplifted people. He worked with individuals, organizations and neighborhoods – many of them South Omaha-based – on numerous community betterment projects and initiatives. He was a loyal patron and friend to many artists, creatives and entrepreneurs. Late in life he nurtured his own creativity by writing and publishing his own poetry.
Another community builder is gone. The former corporate manager was an Omaha transplant who immersed himself in his adopted hometown through hands-on involvement in civic and cultural activities that uplifted people. He worked with individuals, organizations and neighborhoods – many of them South Omaha-based – on numerous community betterment projects and initiatives. He was a loyal patron and friend to many artists, creatives and entrepreneurs. Late in life he nurtured his own creativity by writing and publishing his own poetry.
Read my El Perico profile on him from a few years ago by following the link below. The Spanish version is on page 10 and the English version is in page 12.