David D. Nauerth, 56, of Columbus Junction, passed away at his home on Tuesday, November 24, 2020 following a lengthy illness.
David was born on May 20, 1964 to Joy Mae (Smith) Nauerth Collins Rurup and Larry Duane Nauerth in Moberly Missouri. David was raised in Humboldt Iowa where he met and married
Pamela Jean Weier on July 21, 1985. They were married right after David finished boot camp and before his first assignment. They have three sons: Jeffrey (Shalene), Joel and Thomas. At the time of David’s death on November 24th, they had three grandchildren, Jarek, Ethan, and Sadie Nauerth.
David held many jobs over the years, the longest was while in the military, including a year stationed in Korea. The jobs he enjoyed most involved welding. David’s real job (though not income producing) was caring for his wife and raising his boys. He loved his family and felt that was the most important role of his life.
David enjoyed guns, fishing, hunting, woodworking, making ammo, shooting, blacksmithing – making knives. David loved music, building things, watching the History Channel, and scary movies. He was an outdoor person. A huge part of David’s daily life was spending time with their dogs. He loved his dogs.
David was preceded in death by his parents, beloved dog, Izzy, and nephew, Brad Wolf.
Visitation is Monday, November 30 from 11:00 a.m. until the time of the 1:00 p.m. funeral service at the Mason-Lindhart Funeral & Cremation Service in Humboldt. Burial will be in Indian Mound Cemetery.
David was born on May 20, 1964 to Joy Mae (Smith) Nauerth Collins Rurup and Larry Duane Nauerth in Moberly Missouri. David was raised in Humboldt Iowa where he met and married
Pamela Jean Weier on July 21, 1985. They were married right after David finished boot camp and before his first assignment. They have three sons: Jeffrey (Shalene), Joel and Thomas. At the time of David’s death on November 24th, they had three grandchildren, Jarek, Ethan, and Sadie Nauerth.
David held many jobs over the years, the longest was while in the military, including a year stationed in Korea. The jobs he enjoyed most involved welding. David’s real job (though not income producing) was caring for his wife and raising his boys. He loved his family and felt that was the most important role of his life.
David enjoyed guns, fishing, hunting, woodworking, making ammo, shooting, blacksmithing – making knives. David loved music, building things, watching the History Channel, and scary movies. He was an outdoor person. A huge part of David’s daily life was spending time with their dogs. He loved his dogs.
David was preceded in death by his parents, beloved dog, Izzy, and nephew, Brad Wolf.
Visitation is Monday, November 30 from 11:00 a.m. until the time of the 1:00 p.m. funeral service at the Mason-Lindhart Funeral & Cremation Service in Humboldt. Burial will be in Indian Mound Cemetery.
David D. Nauerth, 56, of Columbus Junction, passed away at his home on Tuesday, November 24, 2020 following a lengthy illness.
David was born on May 20, 1964 to Joy Mae (Smith) Nauerth Collins Rurup and Larry Duane Nauerth in Moberly Missouri. David was raised in Humboldt Iowa where he met and married
Pamela Jean Weier on July 21, 1985. They were married right after David finished boot camp and before his first assignment. They have three sons: Jeffrey (Shalene), Joel and Thomas. At the time of David’s death on November 24th, they had three grandchildren, Jarek, Ethan, and Sadie Nauerth.
David held many jobs over the years, the longest was while in the military, including a year stationed in Korea. The jobs he enjoyed most involved welding. David’s real job (though not income producing) was caring for his wife and raising his boys. He loved his family and felt that was the most important role of his life.
David enjoyed guns, fishing, hunting, woodworking, making ammo, shooting, blacksmithing – making knives. David loved music, building things, watching the History Channel, and scary movies. He was an outdoor person. A huge part of David’s daily life was spending time with their dogs. He loved his dogs.
David was preceded in death by his parents, beloved dog, Izzy, and nephew, Brad Wolf.
Visitation is Monday, November 30 from 11:00 a.m. until the time of the 1:00 p.m. funeral service at the Mason-Lindhart Funeral & Cremation Service in Humboldt. Burial will be in Indian Mound Cemetery.
David was born on May 20, 1964 to Joy Mae (Smith) Nauerth Collins Rurup and Larry Duane Nauerth in Moberly Missouri. David was raised in Humboldt Iowa where he met and married
Pamela Jean Weier on July 21, 1985. They were married right after David finished boot camp and before his first assignment. They have three sons: Jeffrey (Shalene), Joel and Thomas. At the time of David’s death on November 24th, they had three grandchildren, Jarek, Ethan, and Sadie Nauerth.
David held many jobs over the years, the longest was while in the military, including a year stationed in Korea. The jobs he enjoyed most involved welding. David’s real job (though not income producing) was caring for his wife and raising his boys. He loved his family and felt that was the most important role of his life.
David enjoyed guns, fishing, hunting, woodworking, making ammo, shooting, blacksmithing – making knives. David loved music, building things, watching the History Channel, and scary movies. He was an outdoor person. A huge part of David’s daily life was spending time with their dogs. He loved his dogs.
David was preceded in death by his parents, beloved dog, Izzy, and nephew, Brad Wolf.
Visitation is Monday, November 30 from 11:00 a.m. until the time of the 1:00 p.m. funeral service at the Mason-Lindhart Funeral & Cremation Service in Humboldt. Burial will be in Indian Mound Cemetery.
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