David S. Neiswanger,
The son of James and Elsie (Petraschek)Neiswanger, he was born in Dakota City Neb. On Oct 20 1945, he married Gloria A Hummert in Corale Gables, Fla.
He served as a Marine Captain in the Pacific theater, and was a member of the VFW in River Grove IL. He was employed for 25 years with Courtesy Distributors from which he retired in 1987. He is survived by his wife and 8 children, and 18 grandchildren.
Dear Dad,
Today we salute you as we lay you to eternal rest and thank you for giving us life. You were an extra-ordinary man in your own peculiar way, but your subtle messages taught each of us to be strong, loving, and forging.
I wore red today in celebration of your life. Your grace has been our many blessings, and it is our hope that hese blessings are passed on to our children.
Our memories of you will come at private times...when we touch or happen upon a memento or hear a word or a song that reminds us of you.
Thank you for your strength and your love, which you showed each of us in your own way.
Godspeed, Dad, and may your beam shine forever.
Your loving Family
The son of James and Elsie (Petraschek)Neiswanger, he was born in Dakota City Neb. On Oct 20 1945, he married Gloria A Hummert in Corale Gables, Fla.
He served as a Marine Captain in the Pacific theater, and was a member of the VFW in River Grove IL. He was employed for 25 years with Courtesy Distributors from which he retired in 1987. He is survived by his wife and 8 children, and 18 grandchildren.
Dear Dad,
Today we salute you as we lay you to eternal rest and thank you for giving us life. You were an extra-ordinary man in your own peculiar way, but your subtle messages taught each of us to be strong, loving, and forging.
I wore red today in celebration of your life. Your grace has been our many blessings, and it is our hope that hese blessings are passed on to our children.
Our memories of you will come at private times...when we touch or happen upon a memento or hear a word or a song that reminds us of you.
Thank you for your strength and your love, which you showed each of us in your own way.
Godspeed, Dad, and may your beam shine forever.
Your loving Family
David S. Neiswanger,
The son of James and Elsie (Petraschek)Neiswanger, he was born in Dakota City Neb. On Oct 20 1945, he married Gloria A Hummert in Corale Gables, Fla.
He served as a Marine Captain in the Pacific theater, and was a member of the VFW in River Grove IL. He was employed for 25 years with Courtesy Distributors from which he retired in 1987. He is survived by his wife and 8 children, and 18 grandchildren.
Dear Dad,
Today we salute you as we lay you to eternal rest and thank you for giving us life. You were an extra-ordinary man in your own peculiar way, but your subtle messages taught each of us to be strong, loving, and forging.
I wore red today in celebration of your life. Your grace has been our many blessings, and it is our hope that hese blessings are passed on to our children.
Our memories of you will come at private times...when we touch or happen upon a memento or hear a word or a song that reminds us of you.
Thank you for your strength and your love, which you showed each of us in your own way.
Godspeed, Dad, and may your beam shine forever.
Your loving Family
The son of James and Elsie (Petraschek)Neiswanger, he was born in Dakota City Neb. On Oct 20 1945, he married Gloria A Hummert in Corale Gables, Fla.
He served as a Marine Captain in the Pacific theater, and was a member of the VFW in River Grove IL. He was employed for 25 years with Courtesy Distributors from which he retired in 1987. He is survived by his wife and 8 children, and 18 grandchildren.
Dear Dad,
Today we salute you as we lay you to eternal rest and thank you for giving us life. You were an extra-ordinary man in your own peculiar way, but your subtle messages taught each of us to be strong, loving, and forging.
I wore red today in celebration of your life. Your grace has been our many blessings, and it is our hope that hese blessings are passed on to our children.
Our memories of you will come at private times...when we touch or happen upon a memento or hear a word or a song that reminds us of you.
Thank you for your strength and your love, which you showed each of us in your own way.
Godspeed, Dad, and may your beam shine forever.
Your loving Family
