ALTON - David Lee Reams, 64, was born February 16, 1952, in Alton, Illinois. He was the son of Arthur and Zepora (Dixon) Reams. He was a graduate of Alton Senior High School in 1971 and Lewis & Clark College receiving a degree in Criminal Justice. He was employed as a jailer with Madison County Sheriff Department..
David was a member of Living Stone Church, he enjoyed working out, board games, ESPN Sports and volunteering within the community.
He is survived by four brothers, James (Janet) Reams, Al and (Mary) Reams, Leon (Sandra) Reams, Terry (Dana) Reams; four sisters, Lola (Lovie) Reams, JoAnn Reams Marshall, Linda Reams Wheeler, and Jonnie Mae Reams; aunts; uncles; nieces; nephews; and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Arthur and Zepora Reams.
Memorial Service Tuesday Aug. 9, 2016, at Living Stone Church 726 Henry Street Alton. Pastor Cletus Gribble Eulogist.
Cremation rites will be accorded.
Cathy M. Williams & Sons Funeral Home in Alton.
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vicky mcgowan
August 9, 2016
So sorry to hear David is gone.....he will be missed. God bless you all.
Jeff Crivello
August 9, 2016
Although I lost contact with Dave around 1974, I have never forgotten our amazing times together. I cherish his friendship now as much as ever. I am so sorry for your loss. I am sure that Dave will remain in your hearts as he does in mine. Farewell, my brother from another mother.
August 9, 2016
My prayers are with the Reams family at this time. David and I worked at the Madison County Sheriff's Office at the same time. May God bless you.
Gail Gordon (Edwardsville, IL.)
Pat Warren
August 9, 2016
So sorry to hear about your lost.
We know he is resting peacefully with the Lord.
kenneth pinkard
August 7, 2016
David and I go back to the Lewis an Clark College days. I considered him a friend.
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