David Cole
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Gender | Male |
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Death | 28 years ago |
Date of birth | June 3,1962 |
Zodiac sign | Gemini |
Born | Johnson City |
Tennessee | |
United States | |
Date of died | January 24,1995 |
Died | New York |
New York | |
United States | |
Music groups | C+C Music Factory |
The 28th Street Crew | |
Albums | Playlist: The Very Best Of C & C Music Factory |
Record labels | Columbia Records |
Sony Music Entertainment | |
Education | University of Warwick |
Songs | Gonna Make You Sweat |
Things That Make You Go Hmmmm | |
Here We Go | |
Take A Toke | |
Do You Wanna Get Funky? | |
Keep It Comin' | |
A Deeper Love | |
Share That Beat Of Love | |
Pride | |
Just a Touch of Love | |
I Need a Rhythm | |
Robi-Rob's Boriqua Anthem | |
I Found Love | |
Here We Go, Let's Rock & Roll | |
Things That Make You Go Hmmmm. . . . | |
Latinos Del Mundo | |
What Can I Do | |
Givin' It To You | |
I Wanna Blow Your Mind | |
Takin' Over | |
A Groove Of Love ? | |
Let's Get Started | |
Bounce To The Beat | |
Oooh Baby | |
C&C Music Factory MTV Medley | |
Bang That Beat | |
All Damn Night | |
Papermaker | |
Live Happy | |
Let's Get Funkee | |
Hip Hop Express | |
SongsGonna Make You Sweat [The 1991 House Dub/Bonus Beats]Gonna Make You Sweat · 1990 Here We GoGonna Make You Sweat · 1990 Things That Make You Go Hmmmm....Gonna Make You Sweat · 1990 View 25+ more | |
Movies/Shows | Hardcore |
Christopher Columbus | |
Fish Tale Soup | |
Listen artist | open.spotify.com |
List | Gonna Make You Sweat [The 1991 House Dub/Bonus Beats]Gonna Make You Sweat · 1990 |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 1500752 |
David Cole Life story
David Byron Cole was an American songwriter and record producer. Cole was one half of the dance-music duo C+C Music Factory, which he founded with his musical partner Robert Clivillés.
West Mersea: 'Hero' dad saved his son but drowned
By Peter WalkerBBC News, Essex
A dad died after saving his young son from drowning in The Sea , his grieving partner has revealed.
David Cole and his three-year-old boy were caught by a Rip Tide while at a beach in West Mersea on 11 June.
The 30-year-old made sure his son was unharmed, keeping his head above water, but Mr Cole never regained consciousness.
His partner, Katie Macdonald, is raising money for The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI).
She praised The Crew as " amazing" for their efforts.
Ms Macdonald was on The Beach with the couple's other son, aged one, when Mr Cole and their child got into difficulties.
" Not being able to do anything, feeling helpless, was so Hard - it was horrible, " said Ms Macdonald.
" The lifeboat crew were just really good at splitting themselves between being with my partner and trying to resuscitate him And Then looking after my three-year-old.
" It could have been my three-year-old son who drowned as well if it weren't for them. "
A paddleboarder and two lifeguards were first to help Mr Cole and his son before the RNLI crew arrived minutes later.
The Essex and Hertfordshire Air Ambulance and The East of England Ambulance Service also attended.
Ms Macdonald, from Hertford in Hertfordshire, said: " Dave was amazing. He was The Best dad ever.
" He was like a Big Kid himself. All he ever wanted to do with The Kids was have fun and make everything fun for The Kids . "
She Said he worked " so Hard " in his job as a roofer to " give us everything he possibly could" and added: " He is just a hero. A hero in The Sense he put his son before himself and saved his son's life. "
'Warm welcome'Ms Macdonald's online fundraising page has received More Than £3,500 donations since it was Set Up Six Days ago and she hoped to also give money to Colchester Hospital, where The Family were treated and supported after The Tragedy .
Rick Boreham, a volunteer lifeboat operations manager at West Mersea RNLI, said The Crew was " incredibly grateful".
" The Station 's volunteer crew is really touched that she has Set Up the fundraising page, " He Said .
" Katie is cordially invited to visit The Station anytime and will receive a warm welcome. "
The RNLI says can reach up to 5mph (8kmph) and The Charity has a series of.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com