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David was born June 6, 1947, to the late Muriel and Mary (Ruemann) Finkbeiner. David enjoyed watching baseball & football and going to the Casino with the Senior Center during nice weather. He loved family get togethers. David was born with an autism disorder in which he had difficulties in communication and social interactions. David was able to live on his own being self-sufficient. David believed in the Bible and the promise that God's son stated at John 5:28,29 of being resurrected from the dead and living forever here on the earth Ps 37:10,11 & 29.
Surviving are: Siblings: Harold Finkbeiner, Robert Finkbeiner, Joyce Wilburn, Joseph Finkbeiner, Carol (Terence) Zeremba; Several nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by Sisters: Delores Gadany, Dorothy Kotlark; Brothers: Birney Finkbeiner, Howard Finkbeiner, and Don Finkbeiner. Please sign our guestbook or share an online condolence with the family at www.oguinnfh.com.
O'Guinn Family Funeral Home
Clio Chapel
810.686.5070
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