That doesn't mean anything.
If his father's facebook profile and posting is to be believed to be real,
then you could assume his father was just posting to the JewishJournal
for them to take the info and make an obituary for him, but usually, you
would write to an email address of the Journal with the bio/death information
and then the webmaster/pagemaintainer/editor would post it in the next printing.
If his name can not be found (I did a google search with the Jewish Journal and
David Alan Kleiman and found no pages) then you could assume that his father
didn't properly contact the journal, for an official paper death notice.
Here is an online memorial site with 3 pages of condolences.
http://www.legacy.com/guestbook/dignitymemorial/guestbook.aspx?n=david-kleiman&pid=164550367&page=3