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David S. Homrighausen
David S. Homrighausen
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He was born to Henry and Linda (nee Wachtel) Homrighausen on December 5, 1962, in Red Bud, Illinois.
David worked as a laborer at Schleifer "66" Service Station in Red Bud, Illinois, for many years. He recently worked at Ed Morse Red Bud Part Center and was also a farmer.
David was baptized in the Catholic Faith. He enjoyed working on the farm and spending time with his dog.
Survivors:
Father:
Henry Homrighausen Red Bud, IL
7 Siblings:
Vernon (Marie) Homrighausen Red Bud, IL
Karen Crook Red Bud, IL
Dennis Homrighausen Red Bud, IL
Leon (Shari)Homrighausen Red Bud, IL
Ron (Donna) Homrighausen Belleville, IL
John (Caley) Homrighausen Waterloo, IL
Cody (Megan) Homrighausen Hecker, IL
Many Nieces, Nephews, Cousins, and Friends
Preceded in death: Mother – Linda, 1 Brother-in-law – Tim Crook, and 1 Sister-in-law – Suzy Homrighausen
It was David's wish to be cremated.
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1340 West Market St, Red Bud, IL 62278
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