David Allen Coulson was born May 27, 1967 to Patricia and Duane Coulson. The second eldest of four children, David was raised in Oregon and California. After a 5 year battle with brain cancer, David lost the fight on April 12, 2013 surrounded...

Now Playing Synopsis: One man's sexual past catches up with him in a very big way in this comedy from director Ken Scott. Fortysomething David Wozniak (Patrick Huard) works for his family's meat-packing company as a delivery driver; despite the onset of middle age, he's not much on the responsibilities of adulthood, can be counted on to foul-up any major task entrusted to him, owes $80,000 to loan sharks ready to break his limbs, and he's learned his girlfriend Valerie (Julie Le Breton) is pregnant with his child but doesn't know if she wants him raising the baby. As David ponders the notion of parenthood, he learns he already has children waiting to get to know him. In the 1980s, David was a frequent donor at a local sperm bank, who paid him a fast $35 for each deposit, and now a legal ruling has made it possible for children who resulted from sperm donations to track down their biological fathers. Paul (Antoine Bertrand), a lawyer only moderately more successful than David, informs him that his sperm resulted in the births of 533 now-adult children, 142 of whom have expressed an interest in meeting him. With a small army looking to him for parental guidance, David begins cleaning up his act and tries to become a responsible grown up, but it's anyone's guess if this will impress Valerie or his 142 children. Starbuck, named for a famous Canadian bull that sired more than 200,000 calves, was an official selection at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Cast: Patrick Huard, Antoine Bertrand, Julie Le Breton Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

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...He still managed to find time to follow his passions of hunting, fishing, cooking and supporting local youth sports. David was a man who never met a stranger. Friends new and old were always welcomed with a hug, a smile and maybe even a joke...

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