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Submitted: 8/5/17 • Approved: 8/6/17 • Last Updated: 8/9/17 • R241659-G0-S3
David L. Kreitzer Sr. passed away Tuesday, November 30, 2010. He was born December 20, 1929 in Urbana, Ohio. He is survived by his spouse of 37 years, Mary Kreitzer and the following children: son David L. Kreitzer, Jr. (Debra), son Michael Caskey, daughter Terena Fugate (Barry), daughter Tonya Malpass (Alton), daughters Beverly Shelton and Barbara Funderburg, many Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren. He is predeceased by his sons Raymond Kreitzer and Doug Kreitzer. David served in the United States Navy on a battleship during WWII. He was an electrician at Wright Patterson Air Force Base until 1975 when he retired. He was the Chief of Police in Tremont City/Germantown until 1995 and served on the Tremont City Fire Department. He was a licensed realtor as well as an auctioneer and many came to know his voice and enjoyed listening to him call. David was a member of the Lions Club and K of P's. He loved to golf and bowl, but mostly he loved to tell a story or joke. Those who were closest to David knew that he wore many hats. He was a great teacher and would always take the time to help out where he could for his family and friends. He was always willing to lend a helping hand. He was a loving husband to Mary and spent the majority of his time by her side doing puzzles together or just taking a drive. He enjoyed life and lived it to the fullest. He will be missed by so many. Special thanks to the wonderful staff at Urbana Mercy Hospital. I could not have asked for anything more including the care and attention they showed the whole family.
Burial, with Military Honors, will be in Terre Haute Cemetery.
Contributed on 8/5/17 by cemeterysaving
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