David W.
Reincke
Died May 16,
2018
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP – David William Reincke,
82, of Bingham Township, passed away Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at home.
David was born July 5, 1935 at the family farm in Bingham
Township. On Sep. 7, 1957 he married
Marjorie L. (Orcutt) Reincke, at the Keswick United Methodist Church.
David graduated from Suttons Bay High School and then
served as Air Police in the U.S. Air Force.
He was a hard working man, on the family farm and in many other
endeavors. David worked for the old “Ma
Bell”, climbing telephone poles with the spiked boots. He was a security guard in Lansing. David also was a route salesman for Pepsi,
Coca-Cola, Vernors and Made Rite.
He worked on his family farm and also for Staneks
Orchards and in their processing plant and also for Underwood Farms. David was a skilled wood worker in his later
years.
David is survived by his wife of sixty years, Marjorie;
his children, Terri Lynn (William) Siefen, Debra Jean Moore, John Edwin
Reincke, Elizabeth Ann (David) Whitt, James Brophy; two siblings, James
(Janice) Reincke, Catherine Talley; his grandchildren, Christian Siefen, Eric
Reincke, Matthew Pelshaw, Jennifer Monroe, Cordy, Jolin, Cale, and Jaxon Brophy
and two great grandchildren, Violet Auxter and Lilly Monroe.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Walter and
Marjorie (Lindley) Reincke, a granddaughter, Lindsey Jacobs and a brother,
Daniel Reincke.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday,
May 24 at the Keswick United Methodist Church, 3376 S. Center Highway, Suttons
Bay, MI 49682. Burial will follow in Keswick Maple Grove Cemetery. Pastor Patricia Haas will officiate.
Memorials may be directed to Michael’s Place, 121
Veterans Drive, Traverse City, MI 49684, Meals on Wheels, 3963 3 Mile Rd N,
Traverse City, MI 49686 and/or Cherryland Humane Society, 1750 Ahlberg Road,
Traverse City, MI 49686.
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It was a pleasure knowing David and his dry sense of humor. He was an asset in small group discussion at Michael's Place and will be missed.
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