After that he earned his GED and went to work for the State of Montana as a highway surveyor. A few years later Roy quit the fishing business but Dave continued on for several years, selling his catch to and working closely with good friend Ernie Austin until the commercial fishing was ceased on the lake.
Along with the commercial fishing he worked at IGA in the winters. During this time he became good friends with Marcus Handley and spent a good deal of time out at his ranch which he very much enjoyed. In 1972, they moved to Wheeler, Montana and later into Glasgow, when he went to work for his brother, Roy, commercial fishing on Fort Peck Lake. Their son Jody was born ten years later in Glasgow. He took her wherever he went at a young age and she is forever grateful for that bond and those memories. Their daughter Michelle was born while they were living there.
They were married Octoand they began their life together in Great Falls where Dave worked for Beatrice Foods. While attending Cascade High School he met Cindy Payne. He recently told Cindy he had lived a pretty long life considering he should have been gone then. During that time he was in a horrific car wreck at the age of 16 and he was sure to not make it through but miraculously lived. Living with them he became very close to his niece, Shelley and nephews, Tracy and Todd. He spent a great deal of time with his similar-in-age nephew Paul Svendson and along with him and other friends in Williston got into enough trouble that he was sent to live with his sister and brother-in-law Phyllis and Stan Newton in Wolf Creek, Montana. Later they moved to Williston, North Dakota. As a young child he lived on the family farm and then in Hanks, North Dakota when his "Pa" retired from farming. He was the baby of the large family trailing along by 11 years. Hummer, please click here to visit our Sympathy Store.David Barry Christenson passed away unexpectedly at the Billings Clinic Hospital on the morning of Septemwith his family by his side.ĭave was born Octoin Williston, North Dakota to Pete and Esther (Sjovold) Christenson. To send a flower arrangement or to plant trees in memory of Family and friends are invited to visit the funeral home’s website at to share memories and condolences. Memorial Contributions may be made to Vienna Presbyterian Church 4295 Warren Sharon Rd Vienna, Ohio 44473 Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the care of Stewart-Kyle Funeral Home. A private family memorial will be held at a later date. His final wishes were to have no services and to be cremated and to be buried in his family’s plot in Vienna Township Cemetery. his niece Paula Behe of Boardman his great nieces Faith, Erin Sekerak, and Meghan Lawson great nephews Joey Sekerak, Donny Hummer, Lukas Hummer Mathew Sekerak, and Brian Lawson Besides his parents he was preceded in death by the apple of his eye, his beautiful daughter Laura Beth Hummer who passed away June 2001 and his beloved dog Misty, and his brother Robert D. He also leaves his nephews James (Lou Ann) Hummer of Maryland, Joe (Dianne) Sekerak of Warren, David (Jessica) Sekerak, of PA. (Tracy) Hummer of Niles, Ohio and a sister Susan Sekerak of Newton Falls, Ohio. (Carol Lee) Hummer of Boardman, Ohio Richard “Dick” Hummer of Warren, Ohio, Donald K.
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The last group that he played with before his retirement was the “Mellowtones 3 PC Combo” Howard is survived by his brothers James T. Drum & Bugle Corp in the early 1970’s and also owned and operated Percussion Service in Hubbard for several years. Howard and his best friend James “Hal” Johnson founded Sharpsville Blue Sabre Jr.
Military Band Alumni Association and a former member of American Federation of Musician of the United States and Canada. Military Band under the direction of Squire Donald Hurrelbrink. As a teen he played drums in the Warren Jr. For 28 years he also taught drums privately and at Sebastian Music in Sharon, PA.
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He was a member of Vienna Presbyterian Church, He was a professional musician, and played drums for 30 years. structural draftsman, starting in 1966 at Hunter & Heiges which later became HHSDR Architects & Engineers in Sharon, PA. He moved to Vienna, Ohio in 1952 and graduated from Vienna High School in 1960. Howard was born Jin Cook County Chicago, Illinois a son of Robert D. Hummer age 69, of Masury passed away Monday Apat home with his loving and caring companion Candace S.
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