David C. Schlimgen, Msgt.(Ret)U.S.A.F., born to Harry F. and Marie Lewis Schlimgen in Alexander, South Dakota. He was a member of St. John's Catholic Church. He was married to Marlys (Mickey) Schlimgen 59 years.
David is survived by his wife and four sons; Michael Schlimgen of San Marcos, TX., Terry Schlimgen of Hot Springs Village, Greg Schlimgen of Hot Springs and Scott Schlimgen of Rome, Italy; two daughters, Patti Hunt of Hot Springs and Vicki Wyatt of Carencro, LA.; twelve grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
David enlisted in the Air Force in 1945 and served twenty-two years, first as a gunner on B-29's and later as a personnel Sergeant Major, retiring in 1967. He worked at General Cable plant as foreman in the casting department until 1978 at which time he became a rural mail carrier, retiring in 1988. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans.
David is survived by his wife and four sons; Michael Schlimgen of San Marcos, TX., Terry Schlimgen of Hot Springs Village, Greg Schlimgen of Hot Springs and Scott Schlimgen of Rome, Italy; two daughters, Patti Hunt of Hot Springs and Vicki Wyatt of Carencro, LA.; twelve grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
David enlisted in the Air Force in 1945 and served twenty-two years, first as a gunner on B-29's and later as a personnel Sergeant Major, retiring in 1967. He worked at General Cable plant as foreman in the casting department until 1978 at which time he became a rural mail carrier, retiring in 1988. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans.
David C. Schlimgen, Msgt.(Ret)U.S.A.F., born to Harry F. and Marie Lewis Schlimgen in Alexander, South Dakota. He was a member of St. John's Catholic Church. He was married to Marlys (Mickey) Schlimgen 59 years.
David is survived by his wife and four sons; Michael Schlimgen of San Marcos, TX., Terry Schlimgen of Hot Springs Village, Greg Schlimgen of Hot Springs and Scott Schlimgen of Rome, Italy; two daughters, Patti Hunt of Hot Springs and Vicki Wyatt of Carencro, LA.; twelve grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
David enlisted in the Air Force in 1945 and served twenty-two years, first as a gunner on B-29's and later as a personnel Sergeant Major, retiring in 1967. He worked at General Cable plant as foreman in the casting department until 1978 at which time he became a rural mail carrier, retiring in 1988. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans.
David is survived by his wife and four sons; Michael Schlimgen of San Marcos, TX., Terry Schlimgen of Hot Springs Village, Greg Schlimgen of Hot Springs and Scott Schlimgen of Rome, Italy; two daughters, Patti Hunt of Hot Springs and Vicki Wyatt of Carencro, LA.; twelve grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
David enlisted in the Air Force in 1945 and served twenty-two years, first as a gunner on B-29's and later as a personnel Sergeant Major, retiring in 1967. He worked at General Cable plant as foreman in the casting department until 1978 at which time he became a rural mail carrier, retiring in 1988. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans.
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