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During his career, David held various occupations. He worked for Warning Lights of Illinois in Addison Illinois as a truck driver and sign shop supervisor before being transferred to Ladysmith Wisconsin where he managed the production of signs and barricades for road construction. Later, he became a dairy farmer in Bruce, Wisconsin, and eventually opened and ran a Dairy Queen in Oak Creek, Wisconsin.
David is survived by his sons Christopher (Donna) and Scott (Jana), his four grandchildren Ryan, Jason, Rachel, and Nicholas, as well as his brother Kenneth (Marcy). He was preceded in death by his son Richard Page, his wife Judith Langfeldt Page, his parents Charles and Margaret Page, and his siblings Robert, Donald, Roy, Sandra, and Charles-Chuck.
David's hobbies included fishing, fixing and installing things around the house, watching old westerns on TV, and playing cards with friends and family. He worshipped at Trinity Lutheran Church in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
A memorial service in honor of David will be held on April 20th at 11:00 a.m. at "Trinity Lutheran Church", 2507 5th Ave. South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Viewing will begin at 10:00. Lunch will be served after the service at the "Pulaski Inn of Cudahy", 3900 E Pulaski Ave. Cudahy, Wisconsin.
In Lieu of flowers you can make a donation to The Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, an organization that helps children in need of health care. David was a supporter of the charity when he owned his Dairy Queen. https://donate.childrensmiraclenetworkhospitals.org/?
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Debbie Feld
April 10, 2024
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to Chis, Scott, and families,
From our childhood until recently, we will alway remember times with our Uncle David. Our father´s brother. A link to family, fun times together and stories from the past. We will cherish those memories forever.
Debbie & Doug
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