David "Red" Zingelmann,45,was a resident of Santa Fe for the past four years, formerly of Texas City. He was born to Wilfred and Lynn Zingelmann. Mr. Zingelmann is survived by his wife Jennifer; three daughters- Cyndi Zingelmann, Jena and Alisha Cruz; Mother- Anna Lynn Zingelmann; Two sisters- Libby Reinsch and Jana Hightshue; Two brothers- Clifford E. Whitt and Lou Zingelmann; one grandson- Avery Jordan Zingelmann-Ramirez; and his nieces and nephews- Andrew and Sarah Reinsch, Amber, Heather and Logan Hightshue. He is also survived by his brother-in-laws Logan Hightshue Sr. and Kenneth Reinsch. His passion was in truck driving and shrimping. He was a very loving and caring husband,father,grandfather,son,brother and uncle to all around him. Our hearts will be with him always and forever.
David "Red" Zingelmann,45,was a resident of Santa Fe for the past four years, formerly of Texas City. He was born to Wilfred and Lynn Zingelmann. Mr. Zingelmann is survived by his wife Jennifer; three daughters- Cyndi Zingelmann, Jena and Alisha Cruz; Mother- Anna Lynn Zingelmann; Two sisters- Libby Reinsch and Jana Hightshue; Two brothers- Clifford E. Whitt and Lou Zingelmann; one grandson- Avery Jordan Zingelmann-Ramirez; and his nieces and nephews- Andrew and Sarah Reinsch, Amber, Heather and Logan Hightshue. He is also survived by his brother-in-laws Logan Hightshue Sr. and Kenneth Reinsch. His passion was in truck driving and shrimping. He was a very loving and caring husband,father,grandfather,son,brother and uncle to all around him. Our hearts will be with him always and forever.
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